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| FARM
NOTES

D. REIMER

The berry season is with us
again. With the it comes the
problems the growers face
every year — that of compet-
ing against American’ com-

This year the Americans

The act covering straw-
berries states that the size of
baskets must be 33.6 cubic
inches, However, there is noth-
ing in. the act: that states how
many. baskets there should be
to-a. crate.
- This loophole allows the
American. shippers to. use the
deeper crates to help. dump
their “surplus production” in
Canada, giving the Canadian
‘importer fifteen baskets for
the -price of twelve. Little, if
any of the price advantage is
passed on to the consumer, and
the Canadian berry grower
loses out on the market.

Government authorities have
acknowledged government pro-
tection is needed, and possible,
but berrymen feel as usual the
government won’t. do much
more.than ‘look into.the mat-
ter” as usual, unless they re-
ceive a. good. sharp prodding
from farm organizations.

The big danger is that the

The Cuban. government is
develop its light industry.
Cienfuegos Garment Factory. Former U.S.-controlled in-
dustrial enterprises taken over by the Cubans have been,
attaining new production’ records,

Photo shows a view of the;

makine a crea “effort tis

Civic Reform Association
has called: on city council to
take action: to: save Shaugh-
nessy .Golf Course for develop-
ment as a recreational area
for Vancouver.

In the letter to council, sec-
retary Mona Morgan pointed
out that over the years the
CRA -has consistently. urged
acquisition of this land for
park purposes.

government will keep on
“Jooking,,’ as they have done
for a number of years, until
the berry season ends and then
Shelve the issue until the fol-
lowing year,

If the Canadian government
does anything at all it will
likely be.done at a time when
sufficient American berries
have entered the province to
raise prices for the local
growers.

This procedure has been
used im a number of instances
on other farm commodities,

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CPR, especially: without. offi:
cial negotiations,

“Result. of the vote indi:
cates the desire of Vancouver

Time and time again farm-
ers are advised that the prob-
lems facing the agricultural
industry are being. studied: So
far no real solution has. been
offered. What the farmers
urgently needs is a guaranteed

CRA urges city action
to save Shaughnessy Park

citizens to obtain this park!
land, and. we. feel it would. be}

incorrect for council to pro-/
ceed without having made
every effort possible to nego-

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capable of mounting batteries of

“were placated by a West German pledge, which

facture in its territory .,.
influence mines

Treaty, was already shot full of holes on. three

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Observers in eastérn and

western. Europe checked off one ee

more broken pledge when the E rf rat

surface-to-surface and surface-to-air guided
In 1954, West Germany was admitted into

allowed to build up.its armed forces by the we

at the London Nine-Power Conference. Critics °

24th authorized West Germany to
build. eight 6,000-ton destroyers

stet

of &
“The Chancellor of the Federal Republic os
declares: that the. Federal Republic undertakes d

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I. Chemical weapons
HI. Biological weapons

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Guided anti-tank missiles (May 9th, 1958) _ if
A training ship of 4, 800 to 5,000 tons (Octobe

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tiate a reasonable price.”

Public opinion has already
forced Mayor. Alsbury to now
Suggest “a figure scaled. down
to $1.5. million” for. Shaugh-
nessy. Golf Course,

which they. are not, permitted

Surface-to-surface and_air-to- -air missiles (pas
West. German military. men have found many
circumvent’ those limitations, of the Revised. Brus i
which have not as yet been lifted. They buy abt0@

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