Need For Medical Care Plan ee Doubted By Alberta Doctor

By_JACK_-BEST____sponsibifities inherent ina free™ EDMONTON (AP) ~ A unl- and democratic society.” It was versal prepaid medical care amply covered, however, in a | pian is not “as necessary ax it prolonged question - and - an- is made out to be,” Health Min- | swer session. ister J. Donovan Ross of Al-| 4 subject dealt with in detail | 2:30 p.m.—Pat & Ernie berta told the royal commission |jp the brief — and in oral ex- | 3 eee on health services. : | gmination — was that of drug |

eae , oss disagreed’ with costs, which the Alberta govern- ee ray we, o miggretion tip, Commlesionne ment said are too high ot the one hee Ring Around 0. J. Firestone that there ts retail level. asia Sm —Ressle Dasslo an“‘overwhelming demand” for| Alberta called for aan oe cTdew ater Tramp a comprehensive, iment of a federal agency with Se emm.—Childr me Theatre supported medical plan. |power to examine the cost-rev- pas ” x “There are other things we *nue position of individual drugs

_10 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. Feb. 16, 1962. RIPLEY'S BELIEVE Tf OR NOT

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780 p.m oy oortishome federal” goverument offered to /% rus cosis is receiving “care. 8:30 p.m.—The Real McCoys pay half the cost of a universal {ut = piace 10h But he| 9:00 p.m.—Couchiching Confer; |program Alberta would have from the on ‘of wheter |

ence ‘|“no other choice” but to con noone ~ see teaiitative | 10:00 p.m.—Tommy Ambrose Show | sider instituting one. parliamen ‘. regyiste drag! 10:30 p.m.—Perry Mason Dr. Ross was the chief wit- competence ¥

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important as that is the effect the preemptive bid has on the exchange of information be- tween the opponents.

The opponents may be able to make ten or eleven tricks with hearts or diamonds as trump and yet find it difficult to act over four spades. The leap to game therefore serves as a two-edged weapon.

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