The Guardian, _Wed., June 29, 1966. *

Independent Merchants ; See Problems

= CALGARY’ (CP) — Retail sstores and government. ‘‘zeal” mare posing problems for inde- spendent: merchants, the annual “Qmeeting of the Retail Merchants Association of Canada was told. *~ Retiring President F- A. Ma- eson ‘of Albert said onday chain stores are trying. “foree- independent retailers fo do business their way by for- _@ing Jonger store hours and by Sether subtle methods.”

Prince

~

He. told delegates: “If we ac this or-let it happen, we Plavinge Tient into

They are making Sains at the expense of Miiependent retaile?” ; D. W. Bolling of Toronto, as- ssociation general manager, said min a report that provincial and wederal“vovernments are. prone | ° act without -consultation to orniect’ the consumer OPPOSE HASTY LAWS should not draft

. f,overnments

“hurried legislation” whieh tould impair - retailer-consumer Telations, making it more costly

ani diffic Ver

t to do business Matheson said that -three __@ears acg.corporate chains did

29 per cent of the countrys re- “Bail Disiness By 1965. *3e figure had risen to ‘abou > per cent Zs. Mr. Rolling criticized “voel- terous groups” which accuse Te tailers of being responsible for increasing cost of living

a

These” gro mtn prove

mer refute

Ips must -be made with facts. this charge their allegations,” he-

Amnesty For Longshoremen ) Being Sought

gation seeking

> federal amnesty = for 10 Vancouver

longshoremen_| jailed for contempt ef nsisting on the Vie-

holiday held private sessions. Tuesday with MPs from

British Columbia Rav Havnes. secretary ‘of the = a 2 ®

who were ™ ~ourt for ‘oria Day

3.C_ Federation of Labor and said i was ‘an early te sav whether any oroecress had heen made They talked to a group of NDP members in the morning. includ- ing Party Leader Douglas. and wh Liberals —-n the afterneon. The lonmzshoremen were sen- = tenced to three months for ic- noring 3 court. order that or- dered them to countermand any Instructions they may have "given to members of the Inter-. ,Pational -‘Longeshoremen’s Asso- ciation ‘CLC. relating to work "on the Victoria Day holiday. ob red May 23 ~ In the Commons Tuesday Mr Douglas asked Labor Minister ___ Nicholson what was beine done “about a Dominion Davy holiday oe Vancouver longshoremen im View of the difficulties that erupted on Victoria Dav. " Mr. Nicholson. who represents eer’ Centre. said the ~problem fs _ Seti ng top priority

wi LSON

‘Continued from paze ane)

ncad of the grfun

ewww

» “You can say I always had -*ane:al ideas birt T wee not a f ~Communist in Canada. After the “civil war I decided I never would go back to Canada.” He settled tn Leeds. Enciland,

$m «1999. “married —a ~mavor’s __dauzhter and practised law. >= Six months ago he hecame the

«Communist party’ s — onal in- cs pstustrial organizer.

“Remetson has three full- paid of . ficials. with Dennis Goodwin as : “his. principal- Vieutenant. The | London docks was the “hunting | ground.” | TOK OVER. POSTS

* These men. he added. were tuccessful in ensuring two kev posts. the chairmanships of the

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