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Pickersgill's Remark BringsCommonsStorm

OTTAWA 'ICPI — Storm aig- hind one provinceand against nalis flew in the Commonsianother.

over a remark ’l‘ra nsportl "A very hypothetical Minister Pickersgill made atition.” said Mr. Pearson. North Sydney. N.S.. which be Mr. Pickersgill rose

contended was in jest and which . plain ‘iis remark and protested a Conservative member said: that Mr. Maclnnis's statement. was taken seriously. 'was “harmful Donald Macmnis Ipc_-c3pey"l‘here is no thought about dis- Breton Southl and Robert Muir‘CFlminatinE against Cane Bre- lPC_Ca Breton North and ion, he said. and in the last Victorial tangled wit'i Mr. Pick-Wear the government has taken 61-38111 over his “mark! to alaction on a heavy water plant, meeting of the North Sydney'assistance to the airport and es- Board or Trade that In prob. tablishment of a coast guard lems b e t we 9. n Newfoundland 1 COIIEEP- and Nova Scotia he intended to‘ MIT Maflnnls “19" V05?- 3E3“! (“or Newfoundland to piiotest fagainst. the prime It was not said “in an m minis er re erring to a question rious sense at all." saidy Mrua" hypomema] When It had

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machine. ' I ‘8 he mg]? $23231}: 3:132: Egg? their patients as a group some. 21'“?! are sharing the owners‘upirgle‘ the i AI ‘ were made gers only. not to syndicates.

I Th (Wes-3 sensible c to ex- ficient that an individual farmer; l" I used Iof tme and malicious." -—~~

Preventive Medicine Needs Study l

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could

o - op tive basis to reduce doctor in private practice. Dr. heir capital outlays. The loanlerank Turnbull

would cover up to 80 per cent said here.

h? Wrens“ price "I “Ch! Unless these doctors perceive

responsibility towards

l other authority would usurp that

president of lhe Cana-

"59 of farm implements"dan ical Association told

present “Velma”- hans ‘ the annual meeting of the Nova ' Scotia Medical society here.

o individual syndica'e system was There had been an assump-

at a time when ma-. . . . Iventive medicine falls naturally

to the realm of public aut‘ior- Ity and can be distinguished clearly from curative medicine.

"When prevention is consid- Iered as an activity of

hinery was expensive and so ef-

lt for very limited periods

concerns the merits of periodic ealth examinations."

Dr. Turnbull also said doctors must be prepared to seek and justify adequate pay.

yNGONISH_ N's (mates-rm, of responsibility for the rising

field of preventive medicine costs of medical care.

Plckersgill. who represents thelbeﬁ" Prove" '0 I 30*- Newfoundland riding of Bona-lInglgsggignmeurgfa’: mil“ vista-Twillingate. " . . . 1 thin ‘- .- ,, , ‘ ° ‘3 everybody who heard that “with”. interjected Speaker Alan dersm‘l‘l "hi I: .‘preCisew dthel Mﬁrall/lza‘ctlll‘nis persisted in try ‘ sense in w c I was ma c.",, ' -" V Any statement by a transport} ‘5“ L" “,drfﬁf‘glgze‘l h‘" "‘91 Imimster should he constderedg {:93 r2584”; Itfpnzlbxggggf: serious. argued Mr. Maclnnis.l " '1 V '

would point'out to him that ,7}:an ff“. (“ape Ergo". smith ;his statement In North Sydney.1 9 Wm?“ “19"? ""5 1m" be’ fwas taken quite seriously by he ' fall“ he '5 “"1"le .‘he .House‘ whole of (hat area." I nto an argument which Is cer-

tainly not needed at this time." HEARD STATEMENT

When ,. Muir said Mr.’ Mr Muir said he heard Mr. Pickersgill's decision will put. Pickersgill make the statement‘ everyone out of work. the t.rans-‘

-—he didn't say whether he re- port minister said the matter, garded it as serious—but he did‘ was not easy to decide. But every consideration had been

say the statement was correct.

"Now he has made a declsion.givcn to the question

In favor of Newfoundland to the‘ "So the stevedores at the port I

detriment of the port of North of North Sydney are. to be sac-‘

Sydney. one which will put ev-‘rificial lambs." said Mr. Muir.l

erybody out of work." 3 “ he honorable gentle-l M the mo. nf he issue was men prefer to sacrifice those at

Mr. Pickersgill's announcementi P9“ 3”" BRS‘I'IFS?" “de "‘9

in the Commons Monday thatlﬂ‘ﬂf’ﬂ;

cargo going on a new ferry toI

Newfoundland Will be trans- ' mm o... o... Farm Machinery . mainland railway cars to the

narrow guage Newfoundlanleund Planned cars at Port aux Basques. Nfld.i This will be started in 1967. I

Mr. Maclnnis opened the sub-l

OTTAWA 'CPI Agricul-. ture Minister Hays has intro-

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inroper that a minister of the iCrowu should align himself be-"

ject in the commons Tuesdayiduced new legislation in the“ by asking Prime Minister Pear-_ comm‘ms "eating a 525.0%.000‘ son whether he considered ltllfgzg‘ [Jiﬁnmacﬁi‘r’l‘égmggtl l dicates. ‘

ERIPLEv's BELIEVE IT on N01

eh}. 0t THE CHURCH OF ADDEPBURX ENGINE. I O FEET TALL. COLLAPSED lN l755 AS THE RESULT OF AN EARTHQUAKE IN LISBONPORTUGAI. 'lOOO MILES AWAY

r l i. l , user ' ‘“ hear Reecei KING lUDWIG I $.M5l'la, La y, tree-I565) o.-‘ Bavaria IS THE NATURAL WORE THE SAME GRAV ng’glgTiOFN TOPCOAT AND HAT AND 3F MCI NT CARRIED THE SAME UMBRELLA BIVALVESHIILS/ F0” 43...?1‘2'55“

He said doctors must he pre-‘ 'pared to recognize a measure}

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