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with its: market discipline is the-dis-
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more soefalism, more and more state”
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Seek services esperkaly in eases requiring pré-
dogged attention, wan add greatly to the high.
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AGChrLon of hompital Ingurance benefits goes
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00 DER Pg HL rn Mr aN A ARON Fed et Rema umniny

REPORT FROM PARLIAMENT —

Tie May eday- Ou grind af parilainent wilt
Lave @oonmeapte over ihe Raster holidaye, We
Tab wwe) eundder that we fave reached the
Dadi way mark onotiie desaion, We have bees
HD Cokatiuousdy osiaece mid January. We
erpeot thot Che season will wind ap dn dune.

Vhs Tot bo aah pieh weed Ta been accom.
plished ho tar Wis weanlon, What effect dns
hee given to tht Unings which were proposed
Ja the speeeh fron Uhe Thrarne

Vor ge Ching awe have deen nothing of the
BTCC whieh were pramlaed to the Un.
Cay ment Tasarance ACL These, Jacidentatty,
wen aio pramaed i the Throne Bpoeeh Vnust
wa ay

"here haa beer a ootion standin an the
wpetida Gf ihe House every day slice Febru-
WN OH To mek ig ow oink Oopninittee af ttre
Hiwer and the @enate on bydtuns Affaires. Pots
has aot een prewendod with, ana Mt rears
wabkery Thal anything Wi be done until atter
Paste

The heVii af tte Klestaoae Aet te not ti
riyhhit

Bonwweever Ut aiauld mat be taken finda the
Tonepotiie Ua we dave done nething. Wee pave
neTeased the ainoant of money under the
National Housing Act Wwhteh increase ba dea
hed To pramote Tome ownership and em ‘
pada nt

Weooatso trepeased the amdant ot money
wader the Tanadanada Highway Act This,
ven Ih dees not apply to Skeensa or to North.

nwa :

1 We eatond Ube time tliat on Joans under
He Visherien DHprovement Loare Act and nade
mre OUST alnerimant do onder that a persan
tn docs not have a fiahing boat may dorrow
ues Wider the Act In ander ta acquire one.
' oa the fietd Ot Mablag we also started the
Qetatlod conaderadon of the Eatinatea of the
Doeparonent of Fishertes.
} One item whieh is missing (rom the Fishertes
Departen’ catiinatas this year is an amount
fowarts toe elinination of dogfish. There
Wits S200,000 voted laat peur apd nothing tits
your. J spoke with the deputy aijelater about
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independence to: Beek and

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comodation yA result. “Every. patient. who can:
safely: be. ‘discharged | from hospital. to OUbA
-pationt care without incurring ang. financial
Burden makes a hospital bed available for-some-~
one ‘else, Dootors should be able to.order release -
_of inpatlenta-more aperdily in some cases, and

with ‘confidence: that. necessary treatment. will,
continud, when they. Know that money problems
wit not influence patients’ willingness: to attend
the. outpatient centres,

- “The DHL to: expand BCHIS benefits tn this
direction is a preliminary more towards > ful-
(ment of promises made by the provincial
hovernment some time ago. I, ix to be. hoped
that implementation will not suffer delays like
those which have help up action on) plans
to provide Hospitals far the chronically i.
“THe Victoria. Colontst.,

out tO D.C. at the end of this month and would
discuss Uils matter with the Oshing Industry,
after which he hoped that some sort of program
could be worked out foe the coming year.
Because of the dimeult and atrained Man.

agement Labour relations that have been de.

veloping over the past few years, we have
asked whether the Government plans any
Amendments to the Pederal Labour Code. The
answer has been that noo amendments are
Planned for this year. However, we under-
stand Unt the matter is being reviewed and
wmenduente may be introduced next session.

One thing t quite lear inthe Geld of Jaws
relating to the rolalionshipa detween manage-
ment wand iabour, That is that we appear to
have been leglatating ino a pegative fashton
rather Chan a positive one. Our laws are aup-
posed to be designed to promate labor:
Dvaagentent Kharmony, This they have fatled to
Every change that has been inade has
vaused mare strife, pore bitterness, more un-
Test and more ditteult, thes for the general
pubite,

Every change that has been piace over the
past winder of years hag been enacted out
of fowr and Cor a partisan political purpose,
There are theee elements affected by labor.
Management reladonT management, habor and
the genornl public, So tar only ane of these
elomonts, management, has had any say in
the drafting of such laws. Neither the gener
Public nor the union movement haw been con-
wulted. There les the difticulty. So lang as
his practice ta ‘tallowed aa long wilh we Nave
yoore atrife, trouble and unas,

ERY RP LA grt RAAT tg NTE NINN IRE ETP Haran ana

Need clear view

One thing looms farge in the murk of
lwatimony before the combined State Prepared -
ness and Space Comnilttees.

That ix the fact that a smog-free view
OF our positions ino w uvlssile-studded age (s
jong overdue, Just how do we stand ino thy
space mee with Russa?

Chainnan Lyndon &. Jatinson, Senate Dom-
octutic leader, says he'll ask the Central In-
lelligence Agency to clear up conftieting reports
of Goviet nussile strength.

@ueh o clearing of the alr would be mast
welcome, ~=Middlesboro | Ky) News

< aml Sap Ne aN E ERIS Fea heed aa SEA TiS rip ne eo TEmpeN I ae pedmEne 6: MRI Late

A Bit, Fought fue Today

In quiet and confidence shall de your
strength Isaiah 30:15, ,

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a trae, as Dr, James says, that
e ccuniversities ‘need
_ teach truth—and. might lose it if they had ‘to
rely entlrely on the public: ‘treasury. for. money...
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a high: pérsonal Incomes and. corporation | “profits
taxation that is partly punitive. and: equal-
taalan; having ttle todo with raising revenue -
«js ‘bound. to lessen: possible contributions by.

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aie plan and: 1 eachpment” ory
“New orders in’.
And most —

“epending by ‘government, the. —
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Junk” pile, and: spend ‘defence
“Money or something else? ‘
This course of aetion © as _
been seriously proposed —. Ot.
“by a Communist. or ‘a. crackpot 4
_ but bya responsible. national.
“Magazine. :
.. The following editorial ine: ‘the
* current Maclean's pute. fotward

  

an argument. of auch. import-

ty: an

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“We have a much

+ Is: Canada. itself: obsolete. as

: al military nation?
‘beHevée™ the answer 4s.
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“Before it: decides: what’ wen-

the government must -
‘face a decision. of much deeper a
gravity. me
“The big question in our de- o
_ ferice policy has. very. tittle to.
. “do with the choite of weapons: .
“Th ts conty, of: secondary import-_
whether: our NATO alr:
‘squadrons. ‘and ground, battal- :
jong are: obsolete. It is. of-com-
1 paratively srialt consequence |
whether we, decide that, Bo-.
mare: and: SAGE, which © “Wes
haven't got. yet, are. already
‘obsolete too.”
an tougher
~ question before us than any of :
these.

may and apprehension. Yet we.
can see no reason for postpon- :
ing ft. Within the simple, pre-

dictnble ‘strategic ‘patterns of ©

1934-18 and again im 1939-45 —

it. was possible for a nation of |

relatively small size to tuild.
arm and.man a war machine
wf Impressive. strength.

“But the concitions. that al-
towed Canada to ramk as. at
antanomous and important
military force. during almost
half a century began to ,dls-
appear with the atomic bomb.
With the IBCM the disappezr-
ance hecame: complete.

“In the midtary sense the
world has ceased: to consist of
Big Powers, Middle Powers anc
Small Powers. It consists only
of Powers. and non-Powers. To
be a Power lt {s necessary to
possess and control nuclear
warheads and long-range mis-
silesy capable of landing them
almost: anywhere on-earth.,

“Caurady posseaves and con-
trols neither. We are a non-
Power and we would still bea
non-Power if we owned 2.
thousand Arrows and = were
about. to. awn ten thousand
Bomares.

“We omichnt well quadruple
our defence forces and our

“rate of defence apending in the

text five years and if a world
war should come in thas time
itmand perhaps the world as
well|.—could very easily be over
before a single Canadian fred
a single shot.

“We must da what we can to
prevent the war and there may
be niaeh that we can do) but
once the war beging we cun-
not Gaunt on having any more
influence on its outtome tian
the state of Monaco.

“There are a number of ways
is which our cuuntry might
strive to change or live with
these unhappy truths. Three
obvious ones occur at abce:

“1, Cauntlnue te fallow the:
fundanental Unes of our pogt-
war defence policy; Le. accept
vur status aa a rnilitary gatel-
lite of the United Staten dat
pretend we don't notice it.
Buy or build Bomares, SAGE
installations or anything alse
the United States ty willing to
tet us have. Thin would show
the rest of the workd that we
revugnize éur reaponalbilities
and thas we Bave po intention
ut des¢rUng them. Ba short. it
would accomplish exactly what
the DEW Une end ancow -
Brainy caccomplished-—no
ty more.

“2. Try to reise ourselves to
the stutua of a Power ty dalli~
ny our Ow audwar washoads
and long-range missiles, We
would then possess our own

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deterrent and: the vis sto! te:
wide © for. ourselves how - tt
‘shotld be. used...
Jean's Gelieves, would have —
. strong. theoreticay. advantages
. ver the existing policy, bet.

 

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10; years on the most

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only theoretical: ones.
“3, Make an open announce-
ment. ‘that: Canada has discov-

rflitary mation. and . intends.
therefore. to strive for. peace.

 

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ote “eseart. Fos: “Rostenay at Burrard Dityaaekc Co.

m Ltd. “Morth: ‘Vanaouver,. Marek 7. Goest of noner was: Defence
: Minister George: Pearkes, $C...

    
 
   
 

 
  
 
 
  
  
 

ARO spietal -eueste ate thre

commissioning service -were Kostenay ‘trite’ Chiet. Baminic -

Nicholas and Mrs. Wieholas—Soth appesring in full. ceremonial

dress... Here they lodk over 2

missioning beoklet with: Mir Pearkes (centre).

eopy of HMCS Kosterays: corm
and: Conmmnander

Re J. Pickford, comunaricing: otticer of the new submarine Punter.

“

oo with Weadeeiy: ie: any or

tetet.
ottitee: fer Bemncvatio Leadeome
stripe. ane. b Fhsteive. Aotior, ee

brercyy. Veeenk isi Bar fare wie. i

Fate: in Sudbury is:

Power: of the °
ballot

From The Toronte Telegrans: —
Membetne of the Miternation-

at Owls of" Meine, MAIL arte
Savectter. Workers ac Ines’s.

. Sudthery worles, have wrtition:.
. Ue ott: pastweripe. no the dis
aati “STfay atetios ot Taat.
fall -ayet sarty wittier THe’
Hwee arent trom otties tie ire
fen. preatcertt,

auted exermebive:

  
  

tie Ietitattor: right. ap tae
ie fever Of ‘reetioral: ‘governs
Wietory for’ the: ‘Cary

    

 

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_ éided just before Chirtetal.

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the thequeney witty witch. Ti
ple fail

nettion. ‘wits demonvitic: ‘ade
 ersttip: fit thre appriprtiatic way

ET ‘ydting i aut. :
ofa: ie 13,608-member Sig .

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‘may

 

Nieves WET: Toeat ivy eames
electing. of ‘mea: leaders”

agen tite way tor tre wttian: te.
“attire
Labor Congress: Tt hast been

with the ‘Carredterr

Rarred sines 19486 tor alleged:
Comurmimtist leariitgs tn ts.

IWeacership..

The lesson of the Mine-uatt
citat, tite:
demoeratic: ballots. only weak
mere is fadlore tae ase ik.

 

ered. ffgelf to be obsolete aya...

amainty. as ant “ geamertic. “artd

. Political natictt. Honor our ex- —
isting. mfitary . commitments
_anbil they rum out, but make it.
“if ary, shall replace® ‘the #

clear that. our itimate estab- —

“Hshment. will corisist. only of

miodest, °. _mostiy-ormed THO- .
bile onite available for United
‘Nations: police’ duty. And’ com-
mit ourselves: firmly to sperrd.
every last dollar thas
from our defence budget im aid.
to less: favored countries.

“This, we know, is a varia-.

tion of: the easy pacifism that
has.so often been discredited
in the past, But teday there
are important . differences..

pared

Bel. af the special.

Melody |

From. The London Free Press. . .

 Toronte,. always a ecerttre of ° |
“Music appreciation. is to im- ;
eutdoor bard |
eoncerta (his summer at. a.cast. «
There wilh be “an -
eight-week season. inelucing 22 | ~
band coneerts, two symphony ©
coricerts.. four Heht. orchestral. .
. concerts and two faze concerts.

merse itself int

OF $25,006.

in: addition, says. Dr. -Lesite
committee...

airnost.

“ progrim isa success this year

Reonomic’ aid has beer proved.

to be 2 far more useful—and

a- far less: ‘expensive—weapon
in. the. struggle... far. men's.
minds than. amyone

armament is -clearly visible.
to the Pentagon. and ta the:
Hremlin alike as the only alter-
native toy race suicide. Pa spite
of tts gast fathures, disarma-
ment remains our: fast and

ory ultimate hope of survival. °

“What courttry is in a better

position to set an exammte in

disarmament than . Canada,
which. after trying to. arm for
costly

seale in history ts, still. for all

practical purposes, 23 detence-
Jess as. the Canada of 1913 or
the Canada ar 199g."

 

LETTERBOX
THANES TO ALL
The. Editor, The Dally News

May I, through the medhum's
Of. your newspaper,
those who made cur syniph-

thank af

ony concert such an ontstand-

‘ing success. This is just an-
other example af the commun-

ity. twam work which makes
city such ao rewarding
was

perfect co-operation

“among scores of organizations

Including service clubs, the
Armed Porees. our varlous. Pur-
ent-Teacher Associitions, the
Civile Centre, our City Council
utd many otters toe Numerous
to mention.

Lam sure we ali greatly re-

geet that it was found neces:

gary to eaneel our children’s
concerts aud the management
of the Vancouver Synuphaty
Were most unttappy abvar this,
Tt. ts. reassuring to Know tht
when they return fn approx.
mately three years trom naw
the difficulties which they en-
eountered on this trip will
have disappeared with the es-

tablishment of our owt mur-

Both press ane
trnaapeifhernG bet
thelr coverage and bo those
ecauntieas organisations ane
individuals who have helped ww
make this accasion 2 oriiant
‘guecess, thank you very much!
L. M. GREENE, MD.
Chaitman,
Symphony Steeriny
Comurittee.

Are HN IRREAENHEE I AMIR bes wa sbeLSMeTS OREN Pont ‘eehemantrineRON UTC a

Sacrifice?

Bishap O.C.) Messenger
tn Veeginia it would appear

elyal airport.

“that the NAACP bas won 4
‘wreat victory.

The courts. es
peually om the tudecal level,

‘will rule favorably an alist

varythhw. that the NAACP pro-
pews, Bath wajer political

“parties sowm ww hare agreed

what the South io & lam which
ie te be sacrificed om the altar
Whather this sacrifice will Se
eonsunubted in goush Carolina
aad in Arkunoas cenalin to be
gaunt,

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“veglized
e27en so recentiy AS Be decade .
APO OE -
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it wih be doubled i 1940.
oVPhis: is. am excellent resuke «+.
‘te those purblind Philistines —
‘@ little envious—who used to
“speak. of Toronta tm cantume- ,
mo mare thar .
Bag’ street, the financiat tatas- cae
gus of Canada: ~

Hous: terms as
‘& ety is mrea-
sured in. eather terms: than

moneys, and:

prag¢ram. of accessible’ popular
music.

‘eitizens: |
“private imterests.
may be expected to--produce |
28 Many concerts. as |

‘the city is puttine om. TE the -

Terentoa sets ao
melodious example oy sack a |

—WNatiows!: Defence ghota.

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