*-Lancaster Farming. Saturday. September 20.19G9
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Shuman. Calls Fpr United Farm
Workers To Prove Commitment
Amencan Farm Bureau presi
dent Charles B Shuman this
week challenged Cesar Chavez
; nd the leadership of the United
Faim Woikeis Organizing Com
mittee to “pioveout their pro
fessed commitment to non-vio
lence” and do all in their power
to spare the grape-growing areas
of California from “an apparent
i eturn to violence ”
Shuman noted police reports
ir and around Delano, California
tnat establish a possible pattern
ol arson and vandalism in vine
>aid installations and packing
sheds Most severe was a $200,-
000 file that destioyed the pack- “Whether or not these are
me sheds of Bruno Dispoto Com- tactics of desparation by those
pany in Delano Delano police c i llV en by the failure of the boy
icpoit evidence ot arson Two cott to bankiupt giape groweis.’
nouis eailier a similai fue de- jj, Shuman said, ‘these acts
saoyed a box shed ot the Elmco ]IU)S t be condemned by all pait
V’ineyaids in neaiby Ducor in- jes to this controveis\ and
fl ctmg damages to piopoity and t b e \ must be ended "
machmeiy estimated by the Tu- <<Xow 1S the time> - he said<
“fci the repeated pledges of non
violence on the pait of Chavez
UFWOC, the California Migran!
Ministry, and othei mimstenal
organizations who suppou the
bovcott to assert themselves
' shongly in the tensions of the
giape contioveisy ”
Mi Shuman said that, while
final returns are far fiom in,
‘the boycotteis aie losing then
boycott” He noted the mcreas
i igly fiee movement of Califoin
la table grapes into the ma]oi
maikets of Noith America
some of them newly created by
the necessity of the boycott
Only m Boston and Toronto aie
combined numbers of chain stor
es still holding out against the
sale of giapes, he said, “ while
independent stoics and smallei
cooperative meichants are enjoy
ing a record business in the sale
of grapes ” He pi edieted an end
to the chain store hold outs in
those cities in “the veiy neai
futuie ”
Shuman conceded that opposi
tion fiom UFWOC and its allies
in the clergy and among a few
industrial unions is still foimid
able, and that “we may expect
some last-ditch resistance in
areas wheie boycott organiza
tions have become well-entiench
ed ” He named Chicago end St
Louis as cities wheie boycotteis
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