16 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Wed. Sept. 2. 1964.1

WarOfTheRoses' Raging In Canada

By JANET KASK MONTREAL ‘CP' Hurry culturists across Canada tor the last few months have been pampering three roses oped by one of the world‘s Isad- lng hybr.dists so Cantirl'ans can

choose a 1967 Cen cnuial Rose. Visitors to 27 rest gardens across Canada have been cast-

ing ballots this summer for the

ses: A rich. red flori- bunda. a coral rose of Hie lame variety and a golden—yel- low tea rose.

The man bE‘lllflf‘I the (‘enrcn nial Rose idea is Jack NIcliilyre of Montreal. whose garden or 4.000 roses in a local cemetery draws thousands of visitors each summer.

Mr. McIntyre owns the rights to the name “Centennial Rose and proceeds from the sale ol' the chosen rose will so in .i Centennial F n u n d a t to n for Handicapped Children. spon~ sored by Rotary Club: across Canada.

The three roses were devel-

oped by American hybridist E. r

S Boerner. The fact that American roses are bein: used for a Canadian

Centennial has sparked a con ‘

troversy that has been duhbed “Canada's War of the Roses

The Canadian Association H

Social Credit Leader Sticks By lime Story

OTTAWA iCPi—Social Credit Leader Thompson is standing by a statement attributed to him by Time mazazine that Opposition Leader Diefenhaker refused to consult his own party on the flag issue.

Publication of the remark raised a storm among Conserv- ative members of the Commons last week and Lloyd Crnuse (PC — Queens-Lunenburg‘ told the House Mr. T'iompson either was talking through his hat or had been misquoted. e asked that the Social Credit leader dissociate himself from the magazine report.

Mr. Thompson. who was in Red Deer when llr Crouso raised the matter. replied Mon- day that the magazine had quoted him exactly as he ‘iad made the statement about Mr Diefenbaker. "It was a state- ment of fact." he added.

He then started to refer an Aug. 4 meeting of the party leaders on the flag question in the prime minister's office when he. was interrupted by cries of order from the Con- servatives

Donald Mar-Innis ’PC—Capc Breton Southl protested \‘fr. Thompson "can very easily be

roven wron, by every mem- ber sitting in the (“onseriatiw

nchesf RULING MADE

Speaker Alan llacnauzhtnn noted in last week's exchanze he had sugzesied t'ie matter be dropped until Mr Thompson's return to the House when there

\" rxe-wmen w hen they learned of tho rose contest. protested that a ('anadian - grown rose should be named Centennial Rose

CANT GET TEST ROSES Bur Jack llclntyic feels a

rose from any other country \\"II smell as sweet. "We sell 12.000000 roses I

year in Canada, and import. 0.000.000." he said. “There is no place in this country to get test rose:

"It takes from years In develop a rose. sometimes costs up to '

A firm in Newark. N.J.. do- natcd the plant; for the test gardens which are being spon-= 'sored by Rotary Clubs. horticul- i .tural societies and parks de- lpai‘tmenis across Canada. ‘

The firm also promised to have enough roses of the chosen rari:t_v on hand in be sold in Canada The Centennial Rose will bet named in September.

Anothcr of Mr. McIntyresl projects is a permanent Inter-l national Rose Garden at the‘ two? Montreal World's fair. 1

He said between 10.000 and.‘ 15.000 roses from the world; own—including Russia-will be; lfeatured at the garden.

eight to lo and

would be a chance to hear both sides. Thus Mr. Thompson was entitled to make a "short dec-‘ laration " ‘

The Social Credit leader then recited how. at a leader’s meet- ing Aug. 4, he suggested a way out of the flag deadlock_ It in- volved having an opposition member introduce a resolution for a one-maple leaf design to replace the government’s three- leaf proposal and that the gov- ernment propose the Red En~ sign in place of the Union Jack as the Commonwealth symbol.

Mr. Thompson said there was agreement the leaders would take this idea back to their. party Eroups. However. Dicfenbakcr later said in the House no question of the design "ame up at this meeting and Conservative MP5 had indi- cated they were not told of the pronosa . I

At one point. Mr. Diefen-r baker rose and protested Thompson‘s statement went. "far and beyond" a short dec-i laration. The speaker urged. ‘1‘: Thompson to close his re-' marks briefly.

Mr Thompson then stated that his assumption the Con-‘ servatrves were not told of the} flag compromise proposal had‘ been verified by Mr. Diefen-l baker's statements. Thus hei stood by the quotations appeared in the magazine. 1‘

.\Ir Maclnnis aid there werel on facts in Mr. Thompson's» statement. only an "unfounded' 19." l

S. Viei Nam Upheaval Sets Back War Ellort

By JOHN T. WHEELER

SAIGON vAP) — South \‘iet Nam‘s latest political upheaval and mob violence probably has set back the US

Cong by at least

here. The two-month estimate r‘nm‘

months‘ progress was lost fol-

lowing the uprising which oi'er-‘

threw President Ngo Dinh Diem last November. And that three months more went down the drain after Mai-Gen. Nsuien Khanh ousted Diem‘s succes—

sor. Mai-Gen. Dnong Van rBig)’

n. . .

In the interval the United] which commissioned Oanh

States has increased its mili-‘ urday to take the helm. The Mill- ‘ i ers are Khanh and Minh.

tar-y manpower in Viet Nam from 16.000 to about 20.000 and

expenditures from $1.- SOMM to nearly 52.000000 a

provincial chiefs. tie military cers who are ' ram of systematically re- ctor-lug government control in areas now under varying de- gree: of Communist rule. That nukes for caution in promoting incineration. “As long at there is a big

American officer said.

POSSIBLE Them was speculation that in stability due to the fact a care- «he: government is in charge

more civilian rule may open way for another military

.9173. Hunt hazard rillm

to tilt the caretaker gov-

!» knocked off." owner doclamd.

r d Vin Cong mili-

nm rela-

‘ would be met with force quelled I — supported last war against the Communist Victlnists were among 449 persons two months.iarrested in an investigation of American military sources saidlthe disorders.

§Oanh. sitting in for the ailing pared will a reckoning that six} Khanh. conferred for more than

,Tch topic was not announced.

! Plenty Freedom gnaigon shake-ups tend it). hitl Given For Murals Here

A crackdown with troops and a warning that further violence

Buddhist‘Roman Catholic riots weekend. Some Commu-

Acting Premier Nguyen Xuan;

an hour with South Viet Nam's two top Buddhist leaders. the venerable Thich Tam Chau and Thich Trt Quang. With Oanh. a civilian. was the defence minis- ter. Lt Gen, Tran Thien Khiem.

Khiem is a member of trite ruling triumvirate of generals Sat-

l MONTREAL tori — Don't ‘look for a message in the paint- ing of John Fox. who was com- missioned to point one of three murals {or the Fathers cl Con- federation Memorial Buildlng 1n Charlottetown.

"We have plenty of free- dom." he said. "All we have to do is keep in mind what went on in Charlottetown I century ago."

The Montreal artist, noted for his still life studies and Inti- mate interiors. said his mural. in three panels. “will be purely decorative" in its portrayal of arrival of delegates to a meeting that led to Confedera- tion. '

§

The other murals lor titer building have been assigned to Jack Shadbolt of Vancouver an: Paul umleux of stilcry.

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