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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 12, 1953, Winnipeg, Manitoba 3 age s Winnipeg free press thursday March 12. 193s special Vou want me to put on my shopping list ves Lotsof Toat 600pv-8wehapat Pinner last night t for the Lively flavor and wholesome goodness of juices from 8 Garden fresh vegetables wonderfully tempting Way to Start any that s v-8 irs Lively flavor and wholesome goodness Are in a class by itself that s because v-8 is a. Band of juices from 8 Garden fresh Ripe tomatoes beets tender carrots Parsley spinach watercress crackling Crisp lettuce and celery. Try v-8. It s so of Good. And naturally Good for you veg Elbl. Juice it a delicious blend of 8 juice in one drink. Is is a trademark owned in Canada by Campber soup company Ltd All eat Arket main at Logan pm. 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Blueberries frosted 12 Rote Brand Margarine 3 Ibi. 99c save something on everything personal service free delivery pm doubts right to kill rate boost St. Laurent assures extent of Powers being studied Ottawa special prime minister Louis St. Laurent Tofu parliament wednesday he did not think the Federal government Haj any right by statute to suspend the seven per cent freight rate in crease which the Board of transport commissioners announced would become operative monday. He was replying to a question by j. G. Diefenbaker pc Lake Cen tre who asked if the government might suspend putting the latest freight rate increase into effect pending an Appeal by seven of the Canadian provinces. Western and maritime provinces have together appealed to the fed eral Cabinet to suspend the latest freight rate increase pending a formal Appeal by the provinces. The prime minister informed the House he had received telegrams from the premiers of the seven provinces asking immediate government suspension of the trans port Board s decision. Prerogative right he added i have been endeavouring to ascertain parliament were pointing out that Section 52 of the railway net apr geared to clearly give the Cabinet the right to intervene and rescind or vary an order of the Board of transport. In the report of the Royal com Mission on transportation the tur Geon commission it was stated that it seemed Clear that a the enunciated policy of governor in Council is not to inter Fere with the order of the Board unless it seems Manifest that the Board has proceeded upon some wrong principle or that it has been otherwise subject to error b that the practice of the governor in Council has followed the enunciated policy and c that the record Over the years discloses clearly that not Only have there been a very limited number of appeals but that in Only three cases have such appeals Beer allowed. Tile Turgeon commission room mended against Section 52 1 of the railway act being repealed amended. The provinces of Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta new Brunswick and Nova Scotia All strenuously opposed any repeal to that Section. Their arguments which apparently impressed the Royal commission were 1 the provinces would never be satisfied to have the Board of transport commissioners the final court 2 the railways Are instruments of National policy and the Federal Cabinet should be Able to review decisions which affect the Economy of the whole country. 3 the Small number of appeals allowed by the governor in Council indicates that the governor not think the government has any right by statute to do that it May be that it can be done after an Appeal has been entered against the order. In any event the matter is being looked into but i do not think there is any prerogative right to interfere with the judgments of the Board of transport commission is. The Only Way in which that can be done is on an Appeal in the Man Ner provided by the statute passed by or. St. Laurent said. A. B. Robichaud a member from the Mari times asked the prime minister if the transport department would take the necessary Steps to defer the coming into effect of the Board s seven per cent rate hoist. Or. St. Laurent said or was fully aware of Section 52 of the railway act which provides the governor in Council May at any time in his discretion either upon petition of any party person or company interested or of his own motion and without any petition or application vary or rescind any order decision Rule or Regula Tion of the Board whether such order or decision is made inter partes or otherwise and whether such regulation is general or Liin with the Board s decisions. 4 the principles enunciated by the governor in Council Hove been judicial in character and the governor in Council has Only interfered when the Board has proceeded on some wrong principle or has otherwise been subjected to error 5 there is no evidence that any decisions have been Given other Vise than upon the merits and up on the evidence and 6 it is in the Public interest that the right of Appeal should continue As the first object of the railways is Revenue. J. Roy rknn1k of Winnipeg who has been appointed Secretary manager of the Manitoba and Lakehead farm equipment retail Deal ers association. The appoint ment was announced wednes Day. He said some reference was made to political interference but i May Tell my honorable Friend there were frequent interruptions at this Point. The speaker had to Call for order order to try to restore quiet in the chamber. Of the other Side or Diefenbaker continued let me Tell my honorable Friend that if these letters Are produced the political interference will be All on the other Side of the or. Chevrier jumped to his feet to retort let me Tell my honorable Friend that if they Are produced he will be sorry they at this Point the question was called and the House Defeated the motion calling for the tabling of the correspondence. Earlier or. Diefenbaker had cited the Saskatoon Star Phoenix and other Western papers As stating that or. Pitt s Transfer had to do with an attitude on the part of the ministers of the he suggested that if the newspapers were Correct that it was a Case of external interference in the affairs of the railway not internal manage ment. He said he wished the Cor Respondence tabled in order to ascertain if Tho reports in the news papers were Correct. Moke about nominations continued from Page 1 Ance this said or. Turner against his year s increases to the municipalities alone totalling 00, last year s and Prev Ous increases totalling much More than touching on the provincial Mun Cipal committee report or. Turner said it was truly epoch As Premier Campbell has said. I Don t think people realize just Low important it or. Turner added because it has t stirred up lot of it has. He free recipe Book 70 exciting Cocoa Anil chocolate recipes Tieti scope and completely bowled Over maps reject plea for Pitt data Diefenbaker s motion Defea Terl by vote of 50 to 140 by Victor siack1e Ottawa special a Battle Over the Transfer of Robert Pitt sex manager of the fort Garry hotel broke out in the House of com Mons wednesday Between j. G. Diefenbaker pc Lake Centre and Hon. Lionel Chevrier minister of transport. The Lake Centre member sought to have All correspondence and telegrams Between senior officers and officials of the Canadian Nat ional railways and or. Pitt concerning complaints As to allot ments of rooms to Cabinet ministers tabled in the commons. A motion to this effect by or. Diefenbaker was opposed by or. Chevrier and on a division of the House it went Down to defeat by a i vote of 50 to 140. Or. Chevrier said that or. Diefenbaker should be aware that it has not been the practice of minis ters of transport in the past nor has it. Been the policy of Parlia ment to allow the production of correspondence Between officers of the car or Between officers of various departments. If such was not the policy the railway could equitably Deal with its employees insofar As the railways or the hotels were concerned. Banners Over Vatican for papal anniversary Vatican City White and Golden banners of the Vatican City state fluttered in Bright Sun Shine today to Mark the 14th anniversary of the Coronation of Pope Pius Xii. Thousands of greetings from Many parts of the world arrived to wish the pontiff Well. And any order which the governor in Council May make with respect thereto shall be binding upon the Board and upon All deserve reproach i think the honorable member mis apprehends the effect of legis lation passed by this parliament setting up an authority to Deal freight rates. That having been done i think we would be deserving of the reproach we some opposition. He contrasted the present agree ment with the last adjustment made in 1947, when the province made concessions totalling 000, of which Winnipeg received Only about or. Diefenbaker would have the right to attend meetings of the session Al committee on railways and shipping and ask for information he was seeking in the House the minister said. The information this time he said Winnipeg be asked from Donald Gord More than a share president of the car at the most exactly in proportion to the meetings of that committee population difference Between Cit i parliament will get at that and province or about 30.s5 per committee All of the information cent of the total Grants. That it is entitled to get in Accord f times get from the other Side or Turner also noted that the Ance with the practice that has the House when we Are accused relieves municipal Chen followed in this or. Behaving in an autocratic of of c heu. Biggest said. If we were to attempt to _ Relief or. Chevrier said that the pres orders that would nullify the pro 1 Here to declared. Goj Jdonte of the car had made his proceedings of this Board set up by pc. Cent of Sci far costs quite Clear in so far As the statute. Be shouldered by the Casc involving or. Pitt was con i stated a moment ago grows there is a provision in the statute for Appeal to the governor in coun cil. If that Appeal is taken the governor in Council will have in Dis charge the responsibility placed up on him by parliament to Deal with he order in that Way. But i do Case involving Zerneri. Earlier Aid. St. John in Hilj it has been stated in this House pre nomination speech there has been no amid frequent the opposition that his 11 years As an Alderman said the minister had shown him clearly and from Phat Cally that since or. Campbell became Premier the respect and Confidence of the cite s administrate not think we Are entitled to Deal ors for the government had grown with it in any other or. St. Said. Or. Robichaud attempted speak no on a Point of privilege to Point out to the House that Section 52 of the railway act enabled the governor in Council or the Cabinet on its own initiative to rescind an order of the Board of transport. However he was unable to get his Point across to the House and or. Speaker ruled that he had asked although not a Winnipeg Ger or. Campbell s statesman like approach to Urban problems has been without precedent in other said Aid. St. John. Rising to congratulate the Dele Gates. Or. Campbell remarked that i came expect that relations Between the City and province would improve when i came into office. Manv people realizing his question and it had been answered. By or. St John s Rema it is understood that the to non to a rom the provinces of Manitoba. Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia and the maritime prov i was particularly encouraged res he said More Gnu benches. He the car. Stated that on More than one occasion when reference was made to him relative to this j or. Chevrier concluded that or. Diefenbaker was attempting to use political interference in respect to the Pitt or. Diefenbaker arose on a question of privilege amidst Heck Ling from the government benches. Bryce s Kitchen Star Vitamin enriched Ine spirit of in operation Ahr Oarl Tot Lay than there Lias been for a ions time. Bread aces excluding the Premier cited the Power sit Ontario and Quebec for suspension nation As an example. The present of the seven per cent hike in situation he said indicates a con Reight rates will be under con tinning Supply of cheap Power. If Cid ration at the meeting of the Cabinet thursday. Hon. Lionel Chevrier minister of transportation has already made it apparent in the commons that he does not hink he government can inter Vene and suspend this latest order of the Board because the Board found the increase warranted due u v to lowest for to the wage increases which the redistribution goal had to pay. Indications Here were that the government will not act at this time to suspend the seven per cent freight increase. Corridor arguments meantime arguments developed n the corridors or parliament As to whether the prime minister had accurately interpreted the when to said he did not think the government had any right by Sta tute to suspend the latest freight rate hoist. Western members of he said we manage to avoid a Power shortage this will be one of the few provinces to do he added it has not been and when pain strikes at the first twinge of rheumatic take Templeton s to a s. Over a Mil lion to a a every month for tace by Relief from pain caused by Rhu a Biatis arthritis neuralgia Lumbago and Why suffer needlessly keep is not now our intention to take on hand and use them promptly. Away from the City its Bene hts in being close to its Power the government s sole intention he asserted is to make the Cost of saves it wkly redistribution to give Winnipeg More seats in the legislature was one of the goals which mrs. Murphy promised to work for if she is elected. Mrs. Murphy also promised work for an easing of education costs borne by the City. Or. Graham promised to try Lawlaus increase in old age pensions for those who have no other source of income either through a Federal increase or through provincial assistance. He also said he would work for a Cut in the minimum Down pay ment on Homes from 20 per cent to 10 per cent. Chairman of the meeting was William Hawcroft president of the Winnipeg Centre Liberal association. Nuisance jailed on fraud charge termed a nuisance by magistrate m. H. Carton in City police court thursday Allan con 52, of no fixed abode was sentenced to nine months in jail for fraud. Court was told Cox had obtained a total of from three persons by telling them phoney stories. You Are getting to be a Nuis Ance. If you keep getting into Trou ble you will be charged As a habitual the magistrate told Cox. Police said Cox s record dated Back to 1923. In. C. Irma Morm. Writer i have been using Mil to since i first saw it on my dealer s shelf Over a year ago. At first i used it with my fresh whole milk but after noticing the Way my two children went for it i switched completely to Mil to. It has saved a Over weekly on my milk housewives Bwy Mort Mil to Ihan All other brands c Veky Oay with Mil to Fry s Coconut Cocoa of of Many chocolaty Yood Ertah in Fry s Cocoa nip. Book. 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