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win ie fe eho aan, THE OSHAWA TIMED, 13 "Wednesdey, August 26, 1964 Car Plant Move Ends Slowdown By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special to The Oshawa Times BIRMINGHAM, England -- Rover Motor Car-Company put a quick end to a go-slow and overtime ban instituted by its) - 1,000 workers in the plant. at . Solihull, Warwickshire, an ac- tion by the workers which had disrupted production at a time of high demand for the new Rover 2000 automobiles . being assembled there. It countered the go-slow and overtime ban by issuing an ultimatum to the workers that unless normal working and overtime were re- sumed forthwith, the plant would be closed. Faced with this ultimatum, the men gave up their disruptive tactics, and pro- : i : duction flowed smoothly once wt : ' ; more. 4 4 The ultimatum was issued be- F . Bh cause the workers had acted / my Ses | = 8 / STARTING MONDAY AUG. 3Ist. duction workers defied their leaders and took this industrial action because of a decision of Fg Soe reo CFTO CHANNEL 9; 10.30 TO 11 A.M. MONDAY TO FR assembly line labor force in 2 ; 4 . ' . order to meet demands for its 4 / y new car. After a meeting at- : a atended by some 300 workers, who voted to continue their re- strictive practices, the company officials said that the position in the plant was "bordering on the chaotic". It issued this state- ment: e NOTICE OF CLOSING "Notice is now given that un- less normal working is resumed by all the Rover 2000 section on or before 7.30 a.m. tomorrow, then all! Rover 2000 -assembly sections will be closed down. Any legitimate grievance in con- nection with the engagement of new labor will be considered through the proper channels when normal working is re- sumed." A shut-down would have had the immediate effect of making 700 assembly workers and 200 others on associated production at Solihull unemployed. And within a few days, the. effect would have spread to several hundred other workers'at Rover factories in Birmingham and South Wales, making engines, gear boxes and axles for the River 2000. The ultimatum had an im- mediate result. At the allotted time, all of -the workers were back in their places, with the go-slow and overtime ban for- gotten. Veteran MP Says Silence Keeps Seat OTTAWA (CP) -- Veteran MP L. Elston Cardiff treaded gently through the Commons flag debate Tuesday night, toss- ing off homespun advice to fel- low members on how to get along with people and stay in Parliament.' "I would suggest to the younger members of the House ~--if you want to stay here dont' talk too often and then they don't know how stupid you are," he said, The 75-year-old Conservative from Huron said he has seen many members leave the Com- mons in his 24 years, 'Mind you, they were a lot smarter men than 1 and could make wonderful speeches, but when it came down to solid facts they forgot all about the people who! elected them, .; . "More people talked them- selves ,out of this House than talked themselves into it." Mr, Cardiff said he was tpeak- ing for his people when he sup- ported the Red Ensign. A farmer who is secretary- freasurer of the Huron Plow- man's Association, Mr. Cardiff} had a special theory on the) business of. getting along with! men. | "There are some men you cannot get along with... un-! less you give them a good lick- ing. I believe in the ,old style; | I believe in cracking down on a! i ; man who won't mind his own business." | j Peron Warns _ age Hell Retun | BINGO CARDS NOW ~ ToArgentna | "HERE'S HOW TO PLAY" = Baca ong fon teal -- Hed for thirteen consecutive weeks commencing Monday, August 5. Persons having in their possession the weekly T.V. Bingo card for play AVAILABLE AT ot Argentina announced ir a re.| st, , one T.V. Bingo game will be played each day, Monday to thet week shall be entitled to print their names and addresses on the onees SReceaye Nero 'Twssday| Friday, both inclusive, between the hours of 10:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. back thereof and deposit the same in a T.V. Bingo box located in @ pty e on television station C.F.T.0.-T.V., Channel Nine, (9), Toronto, Ont, Loblaw store within the television coverage area of television station , | ee + piltrs 2. A different coloured T.V. Bingo card is to be played each week and C.F.T.0.-T.V., and the person whose card js drawn and who correctly recorditig. Was brought here ant will be available, without charge, in all Loblaw stores and Sunoco ser- Gnswers @ question of skill will be the grand prize winger for that produced at a press conference vice stations within: th isi isi ; week and will recei é i ; yy com alee olen ogee ap artery 4 e television coverage area of television station eceive.a new 1965 Pontiac Laurentian. AND All tended a meeting with him in 'oer i + and no purchases will be required. . The first prize winners and the consolation prize winners for each Madrid last week | Peron said in fhe message he| 3. Te quolify as a game winner a contestant must have the weekly-T.V, _ ay! ares to forward to television station C.F.T.O.-T.V., their 2 r : was retuming to help "pacity| Bingo card for play thet week end ll Tveniytees- (24). ouinbars winning T.V. Bingo cards with their names and addresses printed on ant unify the Argentine peo-| thereon must be drawn during that T.V. Bingo game. Pi ie thereof and Loblaws will deposit the same that week in a TV. ae 2s : ee ingo box located in a Lobl it ithi levisi inne oa fe tel oe 4. The first contestant qualifying as @ game winner who shall call the area of television station CRTOLTY a oe , ' telephone number shown during the T.V, Bingo game and correctly : an! cae X dent was not worried about ar- rest warrants that have been| answer @ question of skill will be the first prize winner of that game - The employees of Loblaw Groceterias Co., Limited and Sun Oil Company out for him since 1955. oe and will receive $100.00 cash and oll eitier Contetbants bc dusllfyiag Limited and their immediate families are not eligible to play T.V. Bingo, ; GAS STATIONS whether Peroh would seék elec. _ who subsequently telephone before 1:00 p.m. the day'of the game and . All winning T.V. Bingo cards become the property of Loblaw Groceteriag - tive office on his: return, but} correctly answe i : : : . : Loni emphasized he would partici of that 'whe aad wi reaaiva ee a . Genes trom Cee gies a ' WITHIN THE TELEVISION COVERAGE AREA OF CFTO TV pate actively in political life,|~ o cky Green Stamps, » The decision of the i "Hil, beaith - te excellent, ; : 4 the contest judges is final. Iturbe said. ; :