British Socialized Medicine 5 Reported In Difficulties

LONDON (AP)—Is Britain’s r- lized ‘medical system near-

) the point of collapse? Many - tors say it is. Health VWin-

Kenneth Robinson rejects ea. but concedes that much

in operation

; In a reckut interview ne said: ' “All in all, I believe there are ‘ew, if any, other countries .in the world where the ordth-ry

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LUESDAY ii2Gnaals | —ererety— 30 o.m.—Musicale

hospital care and treatment. An % °

‘ time the -tondards jare risin~."’ ;

The obje:t of controversy when. create by a Labor gov- ernment in ‘948 to provide free medical care. for all from cradle to 7raye, the service has re- mained ‘controversial ever since

Yet Britain’s three main poli- tical parties support it and the idea of goinc back to the old

Health Service after 18 yearsjine ,wii fees of ron-state medi-

‘elderly people who just want

cine. Some 23.000 doctors work under the health service; only 600 have elected to stay outside

The public grumbles about long waits im doctors’ waiting room under the health system and long waits: for. a hospital bec. But doctors contend the fault lies mainly with the Brit- ish people: Many of the pa- tients crowding the waiting rooms daily are hypochondriacs,

Somebody to talk to, or people usin© a visit to-the doctor as

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Nov. 28, 1sea, | in the Scotine! ‘Range "ot" the | af _PIUSVILLE

Ellsworth Mountains in West Antarctica, about 1,300 miles from the maim U.S.“ station at McMurdo Sound and about 1,500 miles from the southern tip of South America.

ered by Lincoln Ellsworth o no his 1935 . trans-Antarctic - flight. However, no party ever saw them from the surface until the International Geophysical Year, 1957-58.

The Vinson ‘Massif was named for former U.S. Representative Cari: Vinson (Dem. Ga.), for many years chairman of the House armed ‘services com-

Leader of the expedition is

lawyer who led Himalayan ex- peditions. that made the first

an excuse for a few hours off | work. : But the majer complaints

system overwhelming majority.

ig nthinkable to the

come from the—medical profes- sion itself’ Overwork~ and low

averthe!~ss: “tend ond pay are the main gripes of the critic alike agree something general practitioners. Com- drastic is needec. But what is

successful climbs of Mount

|Masherbrum and Hidden Peal. |_

Also im the party will be Barry Corbet .of Jackson Hole, Wyo., a member of the successful American Mount Everest. expe

‘The mounteme were discov-! A large crowd attended the

to the Charlottetown Hospital.

Nicholas Clinch, a Los Angeles |% ber iiness and: wish her a

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aeond. following some time

spent in the Prince County Hos-

pital, Summerside.

Shur-Gain Cavalcade held in Al- |

berton on Wednesday evening.

Friends and reistives of Peter

Mrs. Fred Arsenau!t left re)

cently for Beston; Mass., whece she will visit relatives.

Friends of Mrs. A. Richardson,

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}00= 5-1 Fake 38——_—$_—— —Tmonev and tots of it. | " 7 f | 30 p.m.—Edge cf Night MORE MONEY NEEDED m a _ overwork and

08 gar Commmanicete The service costs a stagger-| Hospital doctors say the hos- |

Ti Advent oo oo pi = ing $4,200,000,000 a year. It is|pitals are managed by ama- 5) ok oleae Hen estimated that another $1,500,-|teurs; that there are far too "70" p.m.—The Teredisie Forest [000 is needed to” set things |few shospitals to care for a 30 p.m.=Gaezete right. And that’s a big bill for country of 54,000,000 and that a country that has been boun- the 3,079 hospitals are, in. the

r, pam.--CFCY 1V News ; pd 115 p.m.—Agriculture ‘66 cing for years from oné eco- | main, ancient institutions, inade-

:30 p.m.—Wackiest Ship in The .|momic crisis to another. - | quately staffed and tacking Army The health service is financed |modern equipment and facili- :30 pim.—Rat Patrol mainly by taxation although | ties. «

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e tribute the equivalent of 55 cents a week toward if. All must contribute whether enrolled. in

age of 100 hours a week for less than $200 a month. The time has come to call a:

00 p.m.—CBC TV News the health scheme or not. An-| halt, said the interns in a re- 18 @.m.—Local Weather and estimated 97 per ce: the |cent, policy statement issued Sport Scores ’ |Population is enrolled. Only |through the hospital doctors’ 19 a.m.—Sign Off three per cent prefer to pay Assenjotion to which most be- . . ong, They warned Robinson CKCW-TV €8A RADIO that “unless urgent steps are 57 a.m.—Station Sign On TUESDAY taken to arrest a rapidly deter- 00 a.m.—Canadian Schools jorating situation, the hospital 30 @.m.—Nove Scotia Schools “6:00—The Morning Show service will collapse.” 30 a.m.—Friendty Giant 6:55—Shop Talk The government worked out 45 a.m.—Chez ee 7:00-CBC News : — pay en a general prac- 00 @.m.—Butternut et. Ce oners which would provide an 25 p.m.—Emergency Ward 10 nance Woether. Sporte Scere | scene ts “thal inenues ot up 55-p.m:—CBC TV News "| 7.27—Inland Weather, Sports. Scores | t© 33 per cent. This was blocked 00 p.m.—Tvesday Playbill— 7:30—Lift Up Your Hearts in July by a deflationary treeze Likht Up The Sky de on all pay and price. increases, 30 p.m.—At Heme With Helen 7:45—lt Happened Today decreed by the government and Crocker 7:46—Musie scheduled to last until the end ee 8:00—CBC News of January. = pm—tdge — 8:12—Regional Weather Disillusioned, many young = seb we - Rieti 8:15—Maritime Sportscast doctors are Britain to pai is } 8:21—Music work in Canada, the U.B., Aus- ; ype! Chi 8:35—The Max Ferguson Shew- tralia and elsewhere. is aoe. bey Rais 9:00—CBC News . Robinson commented that it 25 cm ATV Weather 9:10—Commenrary costs £10,000 ($30,000) to edo-

%:15—The Gordie Tapp Show 9:2%=A.M. Chronicle 10:45—Playroom

11:00—CBC News 11:05—Joan Marshall

30 p.m.—LTV Sports cate a doctor and doctors emi- 35 p.m.—Supper Club 00 p.m.—Ret Patro!

30 p.m.—The Third Man 00 p.m.—The Munroes

11:15—For Consumers 11:20—Al Foster Show 11:45—On The Sunnyside

00 p.m.—Red Skelton- # 00 p.m.—Expo Song Festival 00 p.m.—This Week

00 p.m.—CBC National News | 10:55—Assignment _ | Medical Association--said 2,308 20 ¢.m.—Viewpoint toacche mee doctors emigrated in 1960-65.

Day-to-day management of the

ines daemon ie ae hospitals is handled by 395 hos-

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7 3:03—Matinee With Pet Patterson But none of the present crit- 22. Lamprey name tea abbr. = cae mt om < Part 2 ics questions the need for soci- fisherma S—Island Weather. Mar. Temp. = eee alized--medicine; they want to | 93. Levels >. J|& <tenre Capel b-Searebomed} -409—Cenadian. Roundp-— inet bs oe in News trenches oy or tone < 1—Westher..... 4: ic In The Alr Antarctica —— 28. Slip 6—Merning Roundup 500—CBC News . - | 30. Actress: re :5—Weather 5:03—Maritime Fish Broadcast Pp k cl b ‘__—Dunm S—News and Weather 5:23—CBC Notebook ea im 83. Plural

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