Greetings to All Delegates to Th! Thirtieth Congress of the C.p.g.b

The Weck sende greetings to all delegates to the 30th Congress of the C.P.G.B. It wiches them cuccess in their delibscrations ¢nd hopes that the discussions at the Cangress will assist in the difficult tasks of building a muse socialist party and defeating the :.nti-working class offensive of the Wilson Cabinct, The Week, an orgen of.left wing nembers of the Labour Party, has been struggling ogainst right-wing policies in the Lebour Party :nd trade unio ever since it was establishad some four yours ago. Several of its cupporters have been disciplined by Trunsport House, und many more h.ve been driven fron office because of their views. Tho Week has always sought to defout all bans and pposcriptions within the Labour Movement and fully supports the Communist Purty's struggle for full denocrutic rights, The Week »lways cocks to operate on the basic of a united front with all those on the left who want to fight right wing policies, It hus played a lc:.ding part in supporting many inductrial struggles, in assisting the workers' control campaign, in fighting for dcrocrucy within the Labour Party, “nd bringing into ecxistonce the Vietnan Solidurity Cumpaign. In all these efforts it has fought shoulder to shoulder with members of the Corrunist Purty. In grocting dcleg:.tes to the 30th Congress of the Corunist Party of Great Britain, The Week wizhes to stute its views on wh.t it considers to be among the nost important questions fucing murxista inside and outside of the C.P.G.B.: the building of a workers' united front in Britain; and supporting the Cuban revolutionury line in intornational affuirs.