Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, February 13, 1965

Issue date: Saturday, February 13, 1965
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 13, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday february 13, 1965 11 hungarians can criticize but to no effect by John Fairhall Budapest special the guardian a comedy turn at the Vidam theatre Budapest fat drunk is there no difference Between the Politi Cal systems of Rakosi and Kadar serious communist party member of yes but of course you can build social ism in different ways. Drunk i d like to have heard you say that under the Rakosi the capacity audience roars with laughter and applauds loudly. Party i m very worried about the situation in Cyprus. We Are for Greece and against Turkey but i Don t know Why. Drunk i Don t know Why either but i m not worried another huge burst of laughter. On the same note. Life constantly posed problems he said which the founders of marxism Lenin ism could not have been expected to foresee and which could not be solved by referring to what Marx Engels and Lenin wrote. Less politically minded hungarians Content themselves with enjoying their improving Stan Dard of living making the most of their Freedom to joke about the system and looking Forward to the Days when they can have the big cars and washing Mach Ines. They claim to have for gotten 56 and certainly concen trate on Hopes for the future. Typical of the rapid change in the political climate is the new attitude towards Cardinal Mindszenty who took Refuge in the american legation i Buda pest in 1936 when the russian troops moved in on the City and i has been there Ever since. For some he remains a Rock like these exchanges Are a fair political and religious Symbol Sample of the satire at what is but Many find him a Ratner pm one of Budapest s two current i Barr Assong memento of the old political revues. Hardly Subtle Days but highly successful. Hungar r ians described such jokes As refused 10 Iro very free and very Cour-1 in August the Vatican a noun and boasted delighted j ced that he would be leaving by that Premier Janos Kadar i the autumn but a himself had been to the show patently no one is allowed to and laughed at knocks at i interview him he refused to socialism and at the one mild go it is hard to avoid the feel dig at himself. I in that hungarians the Vati can. And the americans would j Sun Novey sigh with Relief if lie agreed to the adjective courageous leave the country. I was an inadvertent give away. Entertaining such a Auest has the people of Budapest claim diff cuties. When be was that they Are a City of jokers j Given a private the and that for years the jokes go-1 film ,.West Side Story. He is re. Erous supplies of raw materials. But this favored position is now ended and the change is already having its effects on the Hungar Ian Economy. One is the flow of Trade delegations from the Wesl. More Trade with the West greater material incentives for co operative farm workers less rigid controls for the factory managers in each Case the driving Force is the imbalance of Hungary s Economy. It is hardly the return to pure marxism which Lukacs to the displeasure of the government urges As the solution to the problems of the East and of the West. But in terms of production and of per Sonal Freedom the new approach is producing results. British doctors nearing revolt ing round the Coffee houses have been ridiculing the failings of hungarian socialism and Point ing to the Freedom and even More to the affluence of the West. One hit was to you like building socialism com Well it s better than but the Heady reaction of the revue audiences showed that such publicly staged satire was still something of a Novelty and welcomed As giving the political ported to have objected to the lax behaviour depicted and to have said do not show me any More films like the Welcome Given to visitors from the West is in part a re Flection of the new sense of free Dom with the official motive being supplied by the urgent need of hard currency. In spite of the Large volume of Trade with Russia and the other communist countries Hungary s exports to the West Are vital and in barometer a Jolt towards set j creasing Gay so since or. Thrush to see the occasional. Deposa or. Kadar was building still pock marked by the j for a fears the favorite of or. Bullets of october. 1956, partly j allegedly because explains the Success Mohe revue he was the Man to criticize Reader openly and Hon and the relish with which hungarians Tell Western visitors we Are free now. We can criticize the government and Noth ing happens to Gyorgy Lucas the marxist philosopher completed the com ment by gently observing. Noth ing happens to the critic and nothing to the Well entrenched on the evidence volunteered by hungarians the old style bureaucrats Are still Well entrenched dragging their heels As the country moves towards social and economic liberalization. A party member s summing up of the situation was we Are not yet free but we Are not oppressed. We firmly believe in socialism but recognize that some changes have to be made. This is the period of Experiment and Estly. One result of this personal relationship was a manipulation of com econ to Hungary s Bene fit. 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A to i distributed by b. A. Robinson co. Ltd. 167 Sherbrook St. Winnipeg up 2-0301 1540 Avi. Grindon a by or. Abraham Marcus London special owns Britain s family doctors Are again on the verge of revolt against the National health1 service. Recently the prescription charge of two shillings 30 cents per item prescribed was removed by the labor govern ment against the advice and wishes of the majority of family doctors. Up to last year the doctors More recently British doctors have threatened mass resignations and a nation wide walkout to demonstrate their contempt for recommendations act Cepter by the government were against the prescription charge because they believed it might prevent some poor people from seeking but the doctors gradually have come to feel that they Are overworked As Well As under paid and now they look on the prescription charge As a deter rent which will keep some patients away and limit their work. For a scientific profession so called the doctors have been yet it is significant that they should argue it publicly and the criticism that they Are willing to impose hardship on patients. Doctors in recent years seem to have become disenchanted with Medicine under the National health serv ice. A vocation has become a humdrum routine beset with frustrations. The concept of a free health service enshrined in the great act of parliament of 1946 did not Long remain unblemished. New Flag design outlined the Royal proclamation of the new Canadian Flag gives this technical description of its design three years later one year sifter the health service came into existence the l Abor government of the Day passed an amending act sanctioning a prescription charge. Although it was not put into effect Harold Wilson the present labor prime minister and the late Aneurin Beyan the principle architect of the health service resigned from the government in protest. It was left to a conservative government in 1952 to take advantage of the new Powers by imposing a charge of one shilling 15 cents per prescription. At the same time another act passed by the conservatives enabled them to charge for certain appliances. In 1956 the prescription charge became one shilling per item and in 1962 it was raised to two shillings per item. These charges in reality were a weapon in the cold War Between the ministry of health and the drug Industry. Drugs in the health service Cost too much. It was much too difficult i and too slow a process to currently the drug Bill for family doctor services runs at about million million a n n u a 11 y the prescription charges were bringing in about million it is difficult to say whether the charges limited the Gross expenditure on drugs. The first charge and subsequent in creased were followed by fall in the number of prescriptions. Costs Rise effects of the charge on a removal of the prescription charge was part of the policy on which or. Wilson fought the election. It was a matter of principle but people still pay something for elastic stockings spectacles false Teeth and other dental meanwhile the health service is costing million million a year and. People Are beginning to wonder where the Money to in 1951 there were 227 million be got. Prescriptions written in 1952, j the doctors Are wondering the year of the first charge the. Too if they Are to get the number fell to 216 million. But i million million pay claim Cost per prescription had risen j they put in last year the from 3s.8d. To 4s.ld. The same decision on which is to be pattern of events was repeated in 1956 and in 1962. Doctors prescribed larger quantities of announced soon. If they Don t get at least a substantial portion the Call to revolt will ring drugs in order to mitigate the j through the surgeries of Britain. A red Flag of the propositions control prescribing by better two by length and one by Width education of doctors and a containing in its i tents. The easy Way was to indulging in an orgy of muddled Centre a White Square the Width soap a charge on prescriptions thinking on this Issue. If As of the Flag with a single red they contend the prescription Maple Leaf entered charge is a deterrent they j the Coors Are should be Able to prove if they i British admiralty color code Power output up primary Energy provided by Ontario Hydro in november 1964, totalled kilo Watt hours an increase of 7.3 per cent Over the same month in 1963. Cardinal Mindszenty want it maintained that it number t1144 for Nylon worsted deters Only those who would Bunting and number t818a for otherwise come with frivolous other Bunting these red patterns j and trivial complaints from Are used also in the red Ensign reaching the doctor. 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