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“0 Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Feb. 17, 1959.).- 4 ¢ e . said he was to see| said “we just have te go alone of the elevator at Beach Grove. | sect of Canada got. sua trex ° d = ve been advocating an | us.” mos Pa h rd elevator for years and I am/|part people would take it on. As Research Board President | cievstor’ wr years and Tam |part peonle would take i on. As th r cmeianiiad stalled. It will be a great com-| will have to be paid for some- area —arare norman added. ‘ "|the hospitals that are ed “ vegas George E. Saville (Lib. Sth | the cost of the-non-pays, Development and a. vice presi- ee See Se Mr. Baker felt that the dent of APEC, has been named important step in the care for | of the plan would depend chairman of the newly formed the sick. He would like though| upon the way in which Atlantic Provinces Research te cee it. more inclusive—ene administered by the Commission.; ‘Board in a joint anaouncement that would cover everybody. He'|,, Hon. Prosper Arsena | issued by the four Atlantic did not think however that a| 1 believe the people of Premiers today. ‘sales tax would be the apswer | Edward Island are willing to The Board, set up as the re- since, in his opinion ‘a’ poor | for hospital insurance.“ sult of the Atlantic Premiers’ } man with a large family would |% © say that a single person ing : man with a small family ; oe in St. John 8, ; and, would get off light four dollars oe ~ oa a Pe r fu ra last November will “coordinate Harvey Douglas (Lib. 2nd to Ra under the SNOWS YOU NOW en extensive: program of re- Kings) said, “I am in favour of | @°@™ . He felt that mary ” , search into matters affecting the plan so long as no one is| People now unable to the basic economy of the four shut out just | they do not | 25 hospital care a ‘a ‘a Interviewed in Halifax, where mium.”" rir a ; . . : FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES faerie i he was attending a Managenient Mr. Douglas said he had first [ J, ; Committee meeting of APEC, thought that with the Federal| suc? Mj Bell of Summers ee a ~ 4 Mr. Johnson said the Research Government paying over half the| S24 th ee _— still Va sana Re — with the P.E.I. govern-| damned. He noted that : me : je sd fom, oo . " " litany “aeons Gn fore’ pee MR. JOHNSON diem grants, t ‘hoepisala, | it] Per, Coat of the presest pox when you choose your ne vincial governments, APEC, | coordinating body for the re- would not cost people a cent. spite of the fact that it i i the Maritimes Transportation | gion. This will ensure an active | He could not understand whatigii. to most everyone Commission and other Atlantic | program and at the same time |Was causing hospitals to increase|" yr Bell said he expected bodies. APEC is represented | prevent duplication of effort. |their rates. He said they pay| would be a considerable : directly on the Board by its |The assistance will be sought their nurses hardly enough for! in the demand for hospitalization , D S A RMAN Executive Vice President, Nel- | of APEC, the Maritimes Trans- | Shoe leather and most patients under the new plan and in the . : WINGS FOR WOO iS. Al om Mean, én the Maritimes portation’ Commission, the | uni- cat very. litle when they are is Some folks think all cars are alike. But Dodge— Transportat Commission by | versities of the Atlantic Provin- | hospital. and our bi i -Dodg para —is fast Graduation ceremonies culmin- | his pilot’s wings. He also receiv- | its Executive Managet, Howard | ces, departments of govern-| MEANS TEST a 7 mg Drive-A e Com thon —18 “te ; : ie exploding that myth. Join us . . . during the aaed 17 months of training for | ed his commission as Flying Of ment, the Social Science Re- The Kings member observed . Flight Cadet E. Stewart, son | ficer with the award of his wings| BOARD MEMBERS search Council of Canada, the |that those unable to pay would Comparathon . . . this week. Here are a few of the of Mr. and Mrs. D. Stewart of| which were presented by Group| Other Board members are | Canada Council, the Ford Foun-|be admitted free but he wonder- facts you'll discover: Wood Islands, P.E.I. Flight| Captain G.A. Hiltz, AFC, CD,|/Gordon F. Pushie, Director | dation and independent re-|eq who would decide who wes “ Cadet Stewart was one of 33/ Commanding Officer of RCAF)| General of Economic Develop- | search scientists and other re- capable of paying or not. He felt students from Canada, Denmark, | Station Portage la Prairie. ment and Assistant to Premier | search agencies. it would result in some sort of Norway and Turkey to receive (National Defence Photo). | J. R. Smallwood of Newfound- RESEARCH PROGRAM means test. x One car Is about as easy to”get into (and ow land; Robert G. MacLeod, re- “At a recent meeting of the “You can't say on the one hand cro out of) aS another . Basis minister on the presentation of | Presentative of Premier A. W. | Board im Moncton, a research | i¢ is available to all our citizens Fl ’ ‘Premium sis the resolution and said it | Matheson of Prince Edward Is-| program was suggested which |and at the same time say it is Not Dod. : bi d ; should receive the unanimous |!and; Innis MacLeod, Assistant | will cover many fundamental | going to cost from $2 to $4 per ot so. ge gives you a bigger door (Continued from page 1) support of the House. He said |to Premier Robert L. Stanfield | areas of our regional economy.” | month,” said Mr. Douglas. opening to get in and out of. Dodge : According to Dr. Bonnell there | the Minister should be allowed | of Nova Scotia; Kenneth B.| Mr. Johnson said. ‘‘Already| Hon. Dougald MacKinnon said front door is 5.7” wider and 1.8” higher are 22,682 householders on the/ to go forward without timer- | Carson, Assistant to Premier | underway by the Maritimes |it could hardly be expected that than Car F; 5.7” wider and 2.8” higher Island and the population of those | ity. ‘“‘We have good facilities | Hugh John Flemming of New | Transportation Commission is a |complete unanimity would be ex- than Car c And Dodge Swivel Seats over 18 years of age is 57,930.| for hospitalization and as far | Brunswick; Professor W. Y. | study of the effect of the St. |perienced with any resolution but lid =" t with He said that by multiplying this| as the cost goes—anything good | Smith, Economic Adviser to | Lawrence Seaway on the Atlan- |felt it was just another modern «| "3 ' ET p giide you im or out with hever a rap 57,930 by $24 per year, it will| costs money,” he added. the Government of New Bruns- | tic “Provinces”. He added that | trend. “However it is going to >a * é or a wrestle. get very near the amount re-| The O'Leary member noted | wick and an APEC director; | the Transportation Commission | be paid for—it has got to be ) 4 , quired to finance the plan. that three million dollars was | and D. W. Gallagher, Assistant | will also conduct a study of the | Paid,” he said. y ONTARIO 93 PER CENT spent in the Province for liquor | Economic Adviser to the Go- | importance of transportation to| Mr.- MacKinnon said those un- In Ontario, the Minister said,| last year. “There should be | vernment of New Brunswick. | economic growth in the region. | able to pay would have to be ton An automatic shift is the there is no compulsion and al-| no trouble in raising one mil-| APEC Economist Arthur C.| The Research Board chair-|taken care of by those who €iG Same Of any Caf. ready 93 per cent of the popula-| lion dollars for the alleviation Parks has been named Secre-|man said it is expected they | Could. “We have to bear their ; , tion is covered. He added that| of suffering and mitigation of tary-Treasurer of the Board, | will make use of qualified uni- | burdens—we have committed our- Not if you've ever tried Dodge push- re ee of es —_. disease,” he said. and the Board's offices will be versity personnel from both | — oe ene oe is button drive! Unlike competitive cars . n on a voluntary eo | aes a c basis. “I know the people of the| NIGGER IN WOODPILE = taba ee aoe aoe iF ee ae ‘we will no doubt be able to look (which still use the old-fashioned

Island will co-operate and we

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S. S. Hessian (Liberal Sth

but think—in view of the com- the

tion of the House under the

~* | Premiership of the late John H.

Kings) said he could not help |

wick, Fredericton, he said. Mr. ‘Johnson said the Re ' gearch Board was set up as the

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in this age of coercion, Com- and Khrushchevism |our people will not stand to be

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from O'Leary that the plan is a good one and I will support

after this,”’ he said. MUST GO ALONG C.C. Baker (Lib 4th Prince)

ONE MAN BUSINESS

Se ee lever), Dodge auto- matically shifts gears after you have pushed a button handily located at your finger tip. There’s no tugging or arm

All suspension systems are pretty much alike.

|to service accounts in this area. Qualifications required are good |

The first that hospital rates have , wu c it if it is not compulsory.” : : gone so high that no ae Meson ut . oi — stampeded,” said Mr. Hessian. i clei IN YOUR TOWN Completely untrue. And you'll know it / can afford tm be without i. jo etesntion aint at ea. tne | “Tf we let the people decide, | Senate Myers (PC Ist Queess) the moment you drive a new Dodge <——_——_—_—> COMPARES RATES Mr. Bell had the firm support |I am quite confident that as/ ..\q he would support the i | NO SELLING OR SOLICITING around a corner or up toa quick stop. EEE He said the plan, because of] of *two other lawyers, J. J.| they learn about the benefits of | Siution but felt the govern. Dodge Torsion-AJRE (with torsion-bar } { the fact that the Federal Gov-| Johnston and Justi A. E./|the plan and talk it over in : You can make $75 or $100 per week in your spare time. More if front-wheel ion) k level w > : ustice A. E. | the ; ment was heading for trouble ; ‘ nt-wheel suspension) Keeps you leve Ko wD ernment was sharing over 530 per! arcenault , their homes and in the country | they came to Nect |\devotng full time. A leading Canadian company distributing coast around corners. level over bumps. level cent of the cost, could be ob-[ « Se ss time. | stores, they will decide it is a| “©? ore conect |'to coast name brand products will appoint’ sincere reliable persons | , ee x Someone said that : » Une; premiums. (In this connection when you stop and start. Big change fm ee from the ride on coil springs still being

4 rl i vood- good thing. We may put a tax ] Cross or other hospital insurance = iy Fo gtd ggg on lon the ae pean but the | 2¢ err ee Bed peggy rnin: | references, a minimum of spare time available and a cash invest-| i J plans. He said the cost on P.E.I. lieving thai whatever the gov-| people have the power to wipe m the able store ~| ment of $980 to cover the inventory at wholesale price. used on ordinary cars. was less than ia any other part) wnment did was right, I too| it off in the next election,” he ture was av e to all farm-/ No solicitation. Accounts are established by the company. Com- ; Consda. thought i was a good thing. | continued. ae re re aro plete training provided. Start making profits at once. He reported that insurance com- : : panies have aoa written the |O? We went/to the country and) The member from George of a few carrying the rest on Write including details and phone number te Guardian & Patriot,

their backs | Box N&8506, Charlottetown Referring to the hospital sur- | vey report briefly, Mr. Myers |

all got chased.” | town said that under the plan NO COMPULSION a resident of British Columbia Im the case of the poll tax or Alberta could be taken to

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these organizations stand ready to cooperate in combining their coverage for medical and sur- | gery as well as the differential |

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DR. DEWAR’S REMARKS " Dr. L.G. Dewar (PC 4nd Prince) said it was a historic | day im the Island legislature and! he was happy to have the satis-| faction that he, personally had | played some part ia bringing; insurance to its fulfillment. i Dr. Dewar recalled that in 1957 ] when the Premier, “Like Jason and his Argonaults sailed away for Ottawa, they did not come back with the Golden Fleece— they didn’t get a refund on the

No. Some (like the Dodge trunk) are FACT than Car C’s; 1.7 cu. ft. larger than

| Car F’s! The Dodge trunk gives you

74” of usable width inside as compared

It’s just that some are better than

i others. Uplike the conventional brakes used on Car C and Car F, the entire

exerts pressure on the drum to bring

sie our car to a smooth, safe stop. Dodge . es take less muscle, last longer,

bigger. Dodge trunk is 5.6 cu. ft. larger to 59” in Car C, 48” in Car F. lining of Dodge Total-Contact. brakes A DELUXE 11 CU. FT. need fewer adjustments.

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i million and a quarter that had it lea tar comages Stet 2 poe \ y exchanged it for a pro- a : ; mise—the promise of hospital in- ee on : he CLUS it you sit in one car, you've sat in them all . ree, were a bit on as 00 FIG té jou in ‘qemreeenmcnn to what concessions the Premier That #s fiction. An ordinary tape mea- Boot of ie meng: be premiont 10.00 Down. Up to 2 years to pay | . sure will show you why Dodge is more v Dy ie the taaad” beanitel te. 7 HL ; pasa pam eee eee gives a there No outside financing ‘hail ipl: oak: auction: than Con Fe ‘ TRACES HISTORY 7 + 7 more than Car oe Dodge gives you acing istory hospt- | . leara teering wheel tel insurance, De. Dower eaid b PLUS generous TRADE-IN | Se a ce, ae ae Sel Won ee instr wn g | | to seat-back than Car F; 1.2" more a House in 1956 and again in 1957. an Car C! as er On both occasions, he noted. that | ~ : . ' oy cpteen naa te ag oe | for your old refrigerator

afford it.”” ‘ }

He noted that bill 320, the Fed- eral Hospital Insurance Act, was passed on April 10th 1957. “So! the Liberal Government achieved some distinction even though on! another 10th they came to pol-| itical disaster’.

Continuing, the 2nd Prince member observed that PC Health Minister Monteith removed the limitations of six provinces and allowed any individual province that was in a ‘position to do so, to open negotiations for entering the plan.

“Some people—yes I believe some members of this House— are not entirely convinced that hospital insurance is needed. They say people paid their hos- pital bills in the past, why can’t they continue to do it.”

Dr. Dewar commended the

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