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By IAN DONALDSON MONCTON (CP)—The Freed- man industrial inquiry commis- sion into’ the CNR's run-through program opened a two-day ses- sion ‘Puesday in this New Bryns- witk rail centre.

which a number of run-throughs have been introduced without controversy.

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\set up by the federal govern- ment: last October after hun- |dreds of CNR employees pro- itested proposed run-throughs at Nakina, Ont.. and Wrinwright, lAlta.

Enginemen, firemen. conduc- tors and brakemen stayed off duty, but returned to work when the publicly owned CNR agreed to sidetrack the run-throughs at Nakina and Wainwright pending the commission's findings

Run-throughs eliminate crew- change terminals and roughly double the milage covered on 8 run by the men in the locomo- tive and caboose. The elimi- nated stations are known as turn-around points, the station’ at which crews from home ter- minals in either direction tura

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VITAL FOR COMPETITION The CNR contends the run- throughs are needed to cut costs a keep the railway tompeti- ve,

Because of the limitations of steam locomotives, railway sub-

headquarters, of the CNR's ‘Atlantic region isr off a rash of “booking-off,” ©M- | diction ‘for the ‘white paper| Mr, Pearson says no amend-

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cing step; the running trades contend the run-throughs will | eliminate jobs, threaten safety | and uproot workers from their | homes | | The. proposed run-throughs at ‘Nakina and Weinwright touched |

ployees reporting sick. CNR transcontinental freight and pas- senger services were disrupted for several days.

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\the Manitoba Appeal Court, was Several run. - throughs have | mitted for approval by provinces

been introduced in the Mari- times in the last few years

Manifest freight trains be- tween Sydney and Stellarton, N.S., have eliminated a previous crew-change at Havre Boucher. near the Strait of Canso, and manifest freights operate be- tween Stellarton and Moncton, eliminating Truro as a crew- change foint

Others are: Moncton-Halifax, eliminating Truro; Moncton to Campbellton, N.B., ¢liminating Newcastle, N.B.; Moricton to Edmundston, N.B., eliminating Napadogan. j

Similar changes have been made on passenger trains on |many- of the same subdivisions. | One run-through eliminated two ‘former crew - change points— Mont Joli and Riviere-du-Loup, Quebec., on the Campbeliton- Levis, Que., run of the Ocean |Limited and other passenger |trains. |

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