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per cent were In fevor of the;small producers but an est!-|clation, a group formed to op- agency. mated 100,000 bags of Mani-'pose the agency with about 300 COVER STORAGE toba's $4,500,000 potato crop is|members, says snall growers Vegetable Growers Defy The new proposa! would cover bypassing the-commission con-jare being forced to break the WINNIPEG (CP)--Many un-jand pe Fg of psbigae J i .| Was hipped up again this happy Manitoba vegetable grow-| W45 wi 4 ; ; month when commission man- ers are ignoring marketing reg- ager Bill Daman said a crack- jshouid Voie on Manitoba Vegetable Laws ing formation of a commission of inquiry into operations of the commission, A referendum on the future of the commission was also promised, perhaps ;within a year. Producers who "in sis t on) '"., It is reasonable that they weiner tiney want this system continued," he said in a direct reversal from the stand taken by now retired agriculture minister A strike was already in pro-| telephone company. About 50 CNT telephone oper-| ators Thursday went out at Gan-) der, apparently in sympathy) with the nation-wide rail strike| that has closed telegraph offices) throughout Canada. } They stayed on the job for six days under a top-level union- management agreement to pro- tect vital services, similar to one whieh is keeping the New-| foundland - Nova Scotia ferry) service operating. | CNT supervisors tried to han-| die emergency traffic but many) small communities in central | Newfoundland and along the northeast coast were virtually eut off by lack of operators. The strikebound Avalon Tele- phone Co. leases most of its long-distance lines_on and off the island from CNY: It also has been struggling along with su- pervisory help since 300 main- tenance and repairmen struck Archbishop Upholds US. Role In Viet Nam Mente Perna ve Te He said the United States has, many parts of the world since) fused to cross picket lines. Archbishop of Canterbury. said|a moral right to be in Viet Nam the Vatican Council and he was The district chairman of Wednesday the necessity for co-\"and is there with the right|confident he would find many |the Commercial Telegraphers existence between Christianity| motive -- withstanding Commu-|illustrations of this new spirit in| Union said the action of the and communism now has be-|nist aggression." However, if|Canada. However, there were|Gander operators was precipi- 'UNDER THE HAMMER Constable Thomas Pittman produced as evidence of the Halifax police de- against a convicted keeper partment takes a swing at of a common betting a pinball machine, earlier house, while Inspector L, Flinn looks on. This ma- chine and another were demolished in accordance with a police court order. (CP Wirephoto) FREDERICTON (CP) --The| come a fact although the two|the struggle continued it would|"'places and areas" where the tated by picketing outside their older antagonisms still survived.| ~~ The archbishop conducted a} lservice of witness and thanks-| remain incompatible. {be "no good at all." "Both recognize that there is) The 61 - year - old spiritual one and there is the other andjleader of 42,000,000 Anglicans neither is going to be latches goog ot world said i by violence," Most Rev. Mi-)would be completely wrong to} | 3 f chael Ramsey said at a press'acquiesce to independence for a pre aafltoatied by ede yend er inet ee" conference. Rhodesia unless there is a real was nino heard a raaié, , leesaions "Tf one of any faith also pos-|safeguard for progress to ma-| __. iE BAS Tefen ~ NEE ENO aS RULER 18 ABSOLUTE gress at the province's other) | The Lamido of Rey Bouba, | jgiving before 3,500 persons at|Cameroon, Africa, is acknowl-| ulations twice rejected in @aldown on the errant producers referendum. _ : would be sought. Some estimates say up to 50 ce per cent of the 790 growers are breaxing @ provincia: iaw defying the law which says they|could be fined a maximum of must sell theif produce through! $500 or sentenced to three the Manitoba Vegetable Market-|months in jail, he warned. ing Commission. Rookie Agriculture Minister fs a feud of long standing'Harry Enns moved in, announc-| George Hutton. '* REFERENDUMS CRUX The question of referendums ympa y e oses has been the crux of the dispute since 1958 when the executive m " jof the ig er re poh peed ciation asked the provincial gov- Island Long-Distance Lines: rnment for a marketing agency. Growers in the $6,500,000-a- By DON McLEOD exchange by CNT telegraph op-| year industry rejected the sug- ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)--jerators who went off the job atigestion by a four-per-cent mar- Long = distance communication] "0" Friday. igin in a mail-in referendum. i th hout Newfoundland Meanwhile business agent|Four years later, the proposal lines. throughou James Walsh and other repre-|was revived and rejected by 40 were crippled after a walkout! sentatives of Local 1615 of|votes in another mail-in. of toll operators at the vital|the International Brotherhood of} But Mr. Daman says he has Canadian National Telecommu-|Electrical Workers are to ap-jevidence there was something nications exchange in Gander.|pear in court. today on an in-jrotten in the referendums. Cir- junction granted Avalon Tele-|culars sent to names on the lon Telephone Monday to re-|referendum list resulted in an strain picketing on the grounds |eight-inch-high pile returned be- that conciliation was in pro-|cause the names were unknown. gress. Pickets have been main-| Agitation cont inued from tained despite the injunction. |some quarters for controls on The conciliation board re-|the sale of beets, cabbage, car- ported to the company and rots, onions, parsnips, potatoes union Wednesday, but Mr.|and turnips. Walsh said the report failed to| Mr. Hutton gave way and ex- meet union wage demands.|plained the reasoning to the Avalon' officials declined com--Manitoba legislature this ment. The union indicated it|spring. would not accept the report. | "Tremendous results" Avalon employees voted to\achieved by a potato marketing strike contrary to union execu-\commission was the deciding tive advice, Mr. Walsh said the|factor, he told the legislature. men acted on their own and an|He added that a poll of grow- injunction against the union was|ers controlling 85 per cent of the therefore invalid. vegetable acreage indicated 63.5 RED WING ORCHARDS ROADSIDE MARKET OPEN DAILY A Complete line of locel fresh Fruits end Vegetobles, Located 2% Miles West of iM ie spree Sal tpagee ced Maghetel ional aR EA sesses humanity deeper than jority rule and unless there is Of John Lennon's remark) Commenting on what has been about the Beatles being more termed the new morality, Dr. | popular than Jesus, Dr. Ram-|Ramsey said it is important to The archbishop, who arrived! On the God is dead" issue, | THERE WILL BE here Tuesday night by plane/ne said the formula is used by NO GARBAGE COLLECTION on from Montreal, leaves today for' different people in different con-| MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th , jnew spirit of friendship and co-' Al . C joperation between Roman Cath- exis aron jOlies and Anglicans spreading in| sey said: To be more popular) show that Christian morality is than Jesus proves absolutely/nositive and not negative. The| Halifax on the second leg of @ texts, "It ; ; \ tour from Newfoundiand to Brit-| nee aer's Gadi te wend ' : il Garbage normally collected on thet dey will be picked up on Tuesday, September 6th. OTTAWA (CP) -- Leaders of all political parties in the Com- if 've b itting tigh sitting tight... any individual ideology, that is|a settlement for all peoples of Wes the real promise that one day | Rhodesia." TOWN OF WHITBY nothing at all. Jesus Christ/impression that religi 1. didn't come into the world to be ity oan negative Sronentions judged on popularity. It's an it-/had been given too often in the | ish Columbia. jligion and a greater advance in| | modern religious secularism." On the subject of Christian JOHN R. FROST Clerk. Administrator mons Wednesday paid tribute to Alexis Caron, Liberal MP for Hull who died earlier in the day waiting for just your kind of car, in just your kind of size, at just your kind of price - WAIT NO LONGER!!! we will find our way te peace." | WORALITY IS POSITIVE relevent issue." past. | House Honors junity, he said there has been a Prime Minister Pearson said Mr. Caron, 67, had been his friend and valued comrade. 'He was a great individualist | and an eloquent fighter for his principles," said Mr. Pearson | Mr. Caron, an MP for the last) 12 wears, had served his coun-J= try and party well. | Opposition Leader Diefen-) baker said Mr, Caron had served in all fields of public endeavor--as mayor of Hull, Que., as a member of the Que- bec legislature and as a mem- ber of Parliament "He was a man of strong per- sonal feeling who expressed himself in a way that was clearly understood," said Mr Diefenbaker. T. C. Douglas, leader of the New Democratic Party, said members of his party came to respect Mr, Caron while the Hull MP was whip of the Lib- eral party. He had had a long and yseful public life Real Caouette, leader of the Creditistes, said while he didn't always share Mr. Caron's con- victions, he respected his cour- age and his frank expressions of opinion. Robert Thompson, leader of the Social Credit party, said he was shocked by Mr. Caron's sudden death. 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