Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 11, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday january 11. 1965 liberals turn Down bid to alter wage legislation the Liberal party of Manitoba turned Down a suggestion Satur Day that the system of setting wage Levels through the Means of the fair wage Board be abolished in the province. A Resolution that the govern ment set no wages rates except the general minimum wage rates was deleted from the party s labor resolutions which and unions and employees they and to the encouragement of the Resolution said such com Mittee should be set up on a permanent basis with research assistance provided by the provincial government or prefer ably by the University of Manitoba. It s purpose would be to create and maintain an atmosphere were drawn up to establish lib that will be conducive to retain eral policies in the Field of labor-1 ing present Industry in Manitoba management relations. At the same time delegates decided to Call for the abolition of government supervision of strike votes. Lawyer Sam Breen speaking for the abolition motion said government supervised strike votes had not served their intended purpose. Another Delegate argued How Ever that without government supervision Union management could push through strike votes and there could be a situation like the seafarers International Union of Winnipeg lawyer d Arcy Jim Caffrey told delegates during the discussion of the Resolution that at present the government is required to set wages rates be cause some parties employers and employees Are not on an equal or. Mccaffrey said the abolition of such a system was definitely not a Liberal approach to the the Liberal proposal he said would create a situation like an elephant danc ing among Chicken wrong to suggest it was wrong to suggest that the Liberal party set such policies he said. Or. Mccaffrey also objected strongly to another clause of the Resolution which said that no conciliation procedure be invoked unless re Quested by both parties to the or. Mccaffrey suggested that this proposal be withdrawn from the party s labor resolutions because this is certainly urge close scrutiny of act Manitoba liberals agreed sat urday that the Patria Tion of can Ada s Constitution should been Dorset As highly desirable and historically however delegates to the passed at the Ottawa s draft the conciliation procedure was he said to give the parties involved an Opportunity to talk and provide for a Cooling off period. It is a sound or. Mccaffrey said to have the parties who Are at loggerheads to talk the thing out and this principle should be preserved. Or. Breen who assisted the party s labor committee to draw up the Resolution agreed to with draw the clauses objected to by or. Mccaffrey. At the same time delegates j attending the party s annual two Day convention at the Royal Alexandra hotel voted in favor of a Resolution asking the government to encourage the establishment of a joint labor Man party s annual meeting agreed that a Patria Tion formula should t be approved until it has been inspected and sanctioned by Canadian constitutional experts. A Resolution meeting says Patria Tion act should be subjected to a close and detailed analysis by the nation s most i eminent constitutional experts. It also says the debate on the draft act should t be limited to the provincial legislature because the provincial Legislatures be cause there is a danger that Only sectional interests will be represented. Explaining the Resolution. Frank Muldoon. The party s Constitution chairman said a con Ference of experts should be called to review the draft Patria Tion act. He said this conference would decide what Federal Powers can be turned Over to the prov inces and what Powers must irrevocably be kept in Ottawa s hands. Up to now. I Don t think can Adian constitutional experts have been consulted about the draft or. Muldoon said. We think they should be so the Best new industries. The committee would also seek out fair and reasonable guide posts and procedures for the continuation of free collective bargaining to keep to a mini mum restrictive legislation in the province and to seek to pro Mote the industrialization of Manitoba. The general preamble of the lengthy labor Resolution was agreed upon by liberals follow ing Friday s seminar under the chairmanship of Howard Loewen of the Manitoba teachers society and discussed by labor lawyer Leon Mitchell and or. Breen. A proposal that jurisdiction Over enforcement of the labor relations act be Given to the Manitoba labor Board was also approved by the delegates. The meeting also agreed that the labor Board should be Given Powers to investigate complaints Settle disputes. The adoption of the labor policies came on the last Day of the two Clay party convention. Medicare by 7 doubted Ottawa up the eco nomic Council of Canada expressed doubt today that any government sponsored med icare plan for the country would be in full swing by 1970. The advisory body in its first report to the government made no allowance for a National health insurance program in its projections to 1970 of govern ment expenditures on health services it said there has been no formal statement of policy by the Federal government regard ing the major Long run devel Diefenbaker heard nothing of bolting continued Odds with or. Diefenbaker since the Flag debate and conserva Tive criticism of the Constitution amending formula worked out by the Liberal government with the provinces. On an Early election or. Diefenbaker said he thought the government in View of finance minister g o r d o n s announce ment in Toronto has an election in everything indicates that. The desire to Cut taxes having increased them by a year would appear to be the preview to an election especially coupled with the fact the government has some things it would like to forget and it s an easier thing to have an elec persuade a weak Ottawa govern ment to Delegate essential fed eral Powers. He said this can t be permitted to happen because it would Lead to a fragmented country. Endicott Speaks on North Viet Nam or. James Endicott former United Church missionary to China will speak on Public opinion and action and the gement study committee to effect they can have on the promote sound and harmonious j vietnamese War at . Relationships Between employers i Jan. 24 at the hebrew sick Benefit Hall 239 Selkirk ave j nue. Or. Endicott took part in a world conference on Solidarity in North Viet Nam in novem Ber. On his return to Canada he told newsmen that anti Ameri can feeling was High in Viet a m. He has also attended conferences o n International disarmament and cooperation in India. Berlin Paris and Vienna Austria. During his stay in Winnipeg Jan. 18 to 25, or. Endicott also plans to address other gather pimples to Jill skin blemish on face or eczema pimples red scaly itching skin athlete s foot we quietly relieved by Nix berm. Antiseptic action heals help make skin softer smoother dearer. Ask your or unlit Cor de Oder ointment and soap. Help clean Clear and revitalize tout skin. Look better last. Nowlan and Moore optometrists h. S. Nowlan h. W. 406 Power building we 2-3737 or we 3-3133 Selkirk Man. Pm. 4i2-3o65 1-111 it 1 Uil us brains and intellects will have i pm ends in publicly sponsored worked on the health insurance which were the f 1 envisaged in the report last the present draft act there is june of the Hall Rolaf commis. Sion on health services. Even if it were decided to the Council said the problems involved in designing and implementing an appropriate program Are such As to raise doubts whether significantly i n creased government outlays would develop by 1970." despite the extensive array of private and Public social Wel fare payments and services now available it was important to consider remaining gaps for example in medical care. Clearly most interest in this Field centred on for the aged whose needs Are greatest. For the poor whose re sources Are Slimmest. Against loss of wages during prolonged ill Ness. Effective rehabilitation services for both the physically and socially hand capped. The Council stated no prefer ence for the Type of medical care scheme Public or private. It said Only we Are Well aware that there Are Many Complex questions involved in considering what combination of Public and private Means May be approx strikes Ings. Built on Wood Amsterdam the nether lands largest City is built en-1 private to the administration or tirely on wooden piles driven deep into wet Sand. Financing of such advances in social welfare the Orient 21 Days Only plus air fare Tokyo Taiwan Hong Kong Bangkok fabled cities of the far East and every bit As exciting As they sound. Fly there on a super dc-8 Jet the fastest most direct service from Winnipeg. It s Daylight All the Way to Tokyo and then on to Hong Kong both connecting Points to All of Southeast Asia. Explore its jewelled splendor on a Low Cost Orient tour there s one to suit your time and tastes. Example 21 Days Only plus air fare. Call your travel agent or Canadian Pacific. We 2-0141. F world s most Complete transportation system walkouts paralyse . Ports continued sources in Washington said Johnson probably would act Only if it appeared there would be an immediate crippling of the . Economy. Extra longshoremen employed in new York and Sev eral other ports at week anti overtime pay rates to Speed passenger and cargo ships to sea before the strike deadline. More than 20 ships left new York sunday. Scores of ships were stranded in various ports however. The strike resulted primarily when new York members of the Al Cio International longshoremen s association rejected the proposed contract with the new York shipping association. Agreements reached Between the 1la and the association which represents 145 shipping and Steve doring companies traditionally set the pattern for contracts in other ports. But there also were contract Dis Putes on local issues in several South Atlantic and Gulf coast ports. Union president Thomas w. Gleason had called the contract the Best in the 72-year history of the Union. Associates of Glea son said the Union president would seek meetings of All the Union s locals Here today or tuesday to try to sell the con tract and get another vote on it. The shipping Industry Here asked sunday that Johnson and Congress put pressure on the Union to submit the dispute to compulsory arbitration. The proposed new York con tract was rejected Friday by a vote of to there Are Ila members in new York. The main objection Here appeared to be to the clause pro Viding for gradual reduction of the size of work gangs from 20 to 17 men Over the term of the four year agreement. Employ ers have sought for years to get the gang size Cut because of automation of much of the work. The employers in return for the gang size Cut agreed to guarantee each Man hours of work a year thus assuring them of a wage base of the proposed contract also included a wage and benefits package of a week in Steps Over four years. The base wage under the expired contract Here was an hour. Dental association the Manitoba. Dental association will hold its annual mid Winter meeting Friday and saturday at the Royal Alexandra hotel. Coach and general manager Bud Grant of the Winnipeg Blue bombers will be luncheon speaker Friday. Satur Day the luncheon speaker will j be Industry and Commerce minister Gurney woman grabbed s. 11 i i i u Man held after attack saturday s attack took place at abut . After the woman had alighted from a bus at the North end of the Midtown Bridge. She said she was walk ing Home in a Westerly direction suddenly released her and fled South on Hargrave As a car approached from the Lane. During the struggle the woman s glasses were knocked off. Later she was treated in Hospital for ton my sole Northampton England shoe firm Here cashed in on the Success of the racy period movie Tom Jones by bringing out. A line of men s shoes with i8th-Century-style buckles. When sales slumped the manufacturers found a new Market. They took off the buckles and sales again soared clergymen. From the South Side of Hargrave j minor facial injuries. Place Between Donald and har-1 monday policemen on the beat grave streets when she heard and in Cruiser cars were in full probe lie wanted a full and com plete investigation of the immigration department. There had been sufficient smoke to indicate a most careful Examina Tion should be made especially of applications for landed Immi Grant he noted the current investigation by Toronto lawyer Joseph Sedgwick of immigration procedures but said this was t sufficient. The opposition Leader emphatically denied reports that arose while he and mrs. Diefenbaker were vacationing in the carib bean that he planned to retire. I also have no intentions of living up to the Hopes of some j j asked whether he would seek j a conference with or. Balcer j who the Globe and mail said j sunday will leave the party and j sit As an Independent or. Dief-1 a Baker replied i i made my position very Clear before i went away and i nothing to he had said then that his door was always open to or. Balcer. Footsteps in the Lane which runs from Assiniboine Avenue to har grave. A Man grabbed her from be Hind placed his Arm around her neck and dragged her to the ground she told . The Man i night s attack. Strutted to be on the Lookout for a 1950 to 1952, Cream or Light Green Chevrolet car believed to be driven by a Man 30 to 45 years old. Police say the Driver May have witnessed saturday out of to the memory of the late David a. Wolfe of Miladi s limited funeral . Tuesday january 12 Shearey Zedek synagogue play Safeway fun game s n t i i pfc fad kulc3 you could win Cash get a spell a a so card each time you visit Safeway. No Purchase required nothing to buy. Collect your cards until you can spell a a so. If either the words one Dollar or it s As simple As that oppor the Tirol. Safeway employees and their families Are not eligible to win in contest. Children under eighteen years not eligible to win. J scan at you win that amount in Cash. 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