llensions Plan For Miners lop Aim Of New President

By ED SMITH Canadian Press Staff Writer NEW WATlElRlFOtRJD, N.S. (CP)

William H. (Bull) Marsh of New Waterford, N.-S., steps into office as the new leader of the 9,500- memlber United Mine Workers

(Ind) District 26 in Septemlber

with many ambitious but “just

one burning one." , ’ , , , Elected leader of Maritime coal ior hockey and baselballl right into ion on the Zloal ll1Idla}S1ltI'y’S out- flhveal P0Sed bl’ W; 1n’“31‘C°11' Ygur 11310113-1' ' miners in a close ballot Iluesdlay the union hall during a three- look. “I go onlg wi the eco- tynen,t.a.1 balllisuc mtg ‘ e, uys on _ ‘ v \ V I ‘ over incumbent Tom Mcliaohllan, year presidency of his own No. nomists. They say there’s a good It will be the first oifwch msulrvey ‘t - V 4 . Clld -— th h d led, 36 l id for- 16 local. f ture. I believe them.” by n independent icia since . """' j mgr glililirlullgsed hiiezgihpaign His supporter-s interpret the H K W civila defence moved under the HEDY JANE JAN GEORGE HUNTZ Id. on “a fair and decent pension nickname as one that stands for J0]-NED NA _ ‘ wing of the departrnent of na- Lumurr Poylell S]-erlwing Nadef "“‘ "“ V ‘II-. , scheme.” relso~l~uteness and adherence to The 5/foclky. hardrflsbed u‘11'1011 tional health and welfare in 1951. _ , '- ‘‘It’s time we in the union, the the business at hand rather than leader once left the mine.s to Health lvfinjster M.0ntejt,h an- A ‘ R v _ .,_- r

coal companies and the govern- ment got together on this pension thinlg,”he said. “What the retired miner has today is not only hap- hazard but pitiful.”

lviansh won his big support in only eight Olf 2:5 UMW locals, but his margins in three locals in New Waterford swelled his final oount to 4,029 votes, 320 more

this five - feet, eilglht - inch, 200- pounder. He started as an under- ground miner at the age of 16. One of the best all-round athletes ever developed in Cape Breton Island, Marsh earned the nick- name “Bull” as a rushing hockey delfenceman with New Watenford junior Bruins.

The tag followed through sen-

an implinca-tion of flamilnlg belliger- ence. "

Marsh himlself admits to being “a fighter from arway back” on principles he thinks right. FAMILY AFFAIR

His 64-year-old father is still toiling in the mines after 49 years service. A brother Cari gradu-

Page 14 TheAGuardian Sat., June 14, 1958

Li. - Gen Graham Made ‘One - Man Commission

OTTANVIA ('C1P)—JIlt.-Gen. How- ard D. Graham, retiring chief of the anmyts general staff, was‘ named Wednesday as a one-man fact-lfinduing mission to conduct a

His 16«year-old son, oldest of four children, “mvilgh-t very well be a coal miner too."

“But," says the new pres- ident, “my son, like any other young man, should know it’s a. tough, dirty job really

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,, comprehensive civil defence re-_ t°“"=”" appraisal in the lilgh-t of the

Marsh has no home-mad-e opin-

work with oil, but that was an emergency. Marsh came out of the pits in 1941 to join the navy and served as a stoker on—and he grins broadly when he says it —“oil«fired ships.”

He modestly avoids reference

nounced the generals appoint- ment one day alfiter it was made known that he will retire from his army post Aug. 31.

The alppointment aroused some speculation that Gen. Graham eventually may succeed Maj.-

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Gen. F. F. Worthington, who he- tired as federal civil defence co- ordinator last Sepltelmfber after

U. N. Council Votes To Send

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jyithin the council’: respolnlsibil- trawlens are on the banlts crarry- -' 193 FNGZYOY Si-‘H D181 7387 MEALS UNTIL 12 30 I y. ing out fiisheniels rose : ch d ‘ ‘ '* , dillsboro St. Dial 4235 I 1

U.s. Ambassador Henry cabal said Newlfoundla»nders slight Sl-AND PROPANE GAS LTD.s3C.'ii§J§.i»l°w5 '3“ 3.93“ A ’ B“3“““°t Hal‘ A""“a"1° f°’ Lodge expressed hope Halmmar- worn‘-y 8lbK)lJJl2 “this fishy business" I _ , ‘ e. on _ ___—g_—__ , SEE! the 1a‘t°_5t in living 1'°°m pnvs%t%T!§l];tg§T %‘gR1gE;°es'

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He referred to reports that the

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because the Canadian navy and air force patrols the area.

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