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A Shocking
Exposure

By JOHN

BREWIN

shocking and frank front-page article, the Canadian

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ee makes terrifying reading for

Bina Post im described “How Lobbies Wangled Tough
-abour Lay

vision Program sponsored by the

LUMBER WOR aE
Health

For All
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titish doctor, in

att to eae at Seren Uni-

versity, in high
raise oe ieeictiocd pes ine,

pe Cohen os Birkenhead, a

Co a Co.'s
who is concerned led ‘Sound of Vio!
Freedom would find this article ie t was an aa Sewer ane
interesting. an estimated audience of 25
"Gre eener Pasture: mi vilton,
For it tells, in idatory term: ar ended with a strong plea by
how US, busin ed. ail he n, John McLellan, chairman of
disposal’ ‘6 get anti- ns ‘Senate Investigating Commit-
ate rpetariti out of Congress.| tee, for tough labor ‘O pre-
ae says that oe pee me yent union hooligani
uuccess, is Se program was run as
Beate fui # mmer repeat af 8. The

res.

ial Post Sugges'

that Canada js a “greener paste”
“the

various organizations then pro-
eded to use all hele resources to

and remarks lesson

Ww
it takes plenty of
money, long and hard work and

js i

“When it was discovered the
show mee not penedued in 27 |

| here as peri medicine is
bea ae in every country in the

io Much

“It is doubtful,” he said, “that
any pol olitical measure

WELL KNOWN British
cation Director, (left) and Frank
Tl ber of Local 1-71, IWA., get

‘ose who needed it as the (Nati-

ae meaty act which came into
operation in 1948”,

After ath said Lord Col

ohen, “bas-
.| ically socialized medicine

ie is a sys-

tem whe reby medical care in all

Congressional

ver’ were make af 3 t som: “Furthermore it is the only sys-
Parliament Hill: the stations to run the program ae
i etaa ql ‘s at Present which ou the
vate sory ioe ies pha co— | sponsore ome | usiness proper distribu tion hospital
i 3 wher a
ato tells of business buying 4 -| “About .5 million letters w. “In Bri ae oaesere
On; 5S stirring u: section
of the of a ae and de- pele out urging ees in veel planned enh ayaa with hos-
people reas to watch the progra: pitals being built wher ded,
liberate attempt to gain its own * re nee
end So far U.S. business was just|not where finances dictate,” the
Hae ineies cat quota-| toving. “The business drive aay British physician added.
in An Sen _ 19 issue| St going,” says the Post, “when
donssatepizouipene j RE heavy pressur Presiden Young Doctors

of the ibaa

“The major ieadaatons in-
Takiedl viene tah ean seco
ion of fi 1S.

yp eon
ower who made his unusual
tle ision address urging adoption
of the Landrum-Griffin

The National Health smite I

h
Federation, the Ar mene ‘an Retail
1 Small

Businessmen’s neste ors
The Year
hey decided cate ay year
el 1959 was THE y: y for
tough labor leeislati
‘They banked heavily on th
evelations of labor racketeering
enate Lab

for
igen bill and mio wee elected by | “
a slim margin
ofa
“The full power ead Brincncs
of the business groups are con-
centrated on these 54 Congress- | t!
“The first job now was to pour

0
Propaganda ae the slstricts or
ridings) esented by
(Gouin

“This was done with the aid of

local ieanches of the various busi-

Hvar CCF-MP or Sena

pe eatg dh

seminar held August 28-30, in Winnipeg.

| Executive Board from Region No. 2.

JEFF HALL, Local 2 2. 1000, North, Bay, Ontario, is a new pars ‘on the

“Our universities are atill faced
Pres. Ei r with more medical school appli:
“At the same time, brief tape cations than an accept
: a8 and the number of specialists in
were made uh the authors of the Great Britain has greatly
bill, and a ently either | Creasec
erertorede wublic service by| “Doctors are guaranteed a liv-
SPER aT cette gle ing under the act, may receive
tricts.
in f the areas, a company | 2nd are guaranteed a pension on
AS Torenen out ringing door- rerement Lord Cohen said.
balls to support for the| He had no doubt that the quali-
tough apes ‘bil and this, the com-|ty of m ecient care ee improved
pany says, produced 3,000 letters} in the past nine year: Preven ie
to key Congressmen in one week.| medicine, he said, tie
“When the vot came in the|™¢endous strides heeaael paint,
House, it was 229 to 201 for the Telieved | of wnanenl iat

ough labor law.

arget Congre:
at ee Su ‘ie effort was = simed
ote

of tine when ee can be treat-
ed moe effectively.

‘ohen admitted the sys-
ims was not without its faults, but

Organizations Meet

rmal conference between leaders of the C Credit
Union ad Labour movement will be held ar ae at
Harrison Hot Springs, for the Lard of getting to know and
understand the structure and ‘Ik of each others organizations.
IWA Regional 1st Viceenidentt Jack Moore, mber of

the Labour Co-operative Counties will attend the meeting.

Heat Schedu led

ErART Ea a holding a series of

regulations - was ap}
the AFL.

health sae ee oe ship apie Authorization for
ved after an eight-year battle by

ness groups through
advertise , and radio and
television.

oe d been persuaded to ‘or | these a in admi sae ae ane
e bill. culties, not in the of
is,” concludes the Finanefal/ health insurance.
Post “vas nine more than the 14 All Nations
yote margin of victory.

This is stor: the Financial] “Eventually,” he said, sat na-
Post tells with pride ai affection. | tions must adopt a. system of so-
This was not written any pro- | cialized médicine.”
labor reporter ou t a . 8 wcll as lecturing at Mcaill,

b sh, but is | L
a story held forth as an example one of th Jey ish
to Chadian ees eneral Hospit ‘tal here and to the

“One major tool was a tele-

Draw your own conclusions,

Montreal Medical Society.

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Delegates Support

‘WA delegates from B.C.
the support of the recent
es ion i

the Longshoremen’s & raked Workers’ "Compensation
Act.

Fight For Repeal
thus lay the ba: for damage

suits,
“Diabolic Intent
_In bese Pye the resolu-

tright re:
i aE me 43, es my Trades
Union Act.

The resolution, which was ap-
proves snanimotsly, pointed to
the bee of ii in rou ing he

st “finks” stri

sitadtfon to create es er)

Weae Boost Won

epi
ations for trainmen in the Prairie
and Pacific regi

For the Eastern region,

“tiabole™ in’ intent, and that
eaken. the

a atte Trade Union Act.

For 3,285

board pi sed a ent
boost 23 per ) retroac-
tive to June 1, 1958; three per cent

a further three per cent effective
Sept. 1; and a final bump of 1.5
ar | ey cent fective Janey 10
signed. by chajeimad!fuega Ole ae
—— peearanrrnad ron dl
nominee J, W. Long of Montreal,