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[The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. May 21, 1964. 15

Catholic Hospital Ass’n Is Critical Of N.B. Report

By BRENDA LARGE

OTTAWA ~CPI — T’ie Cath olic Hospital Assomation of Can- ada has criticized a recommen- dation of a royal place all hospitals in the prov- incc under provincial admin-is- tration.

The aSSociatiion. in a resolu- tion at its annual meet- ing here. said the system of vol- untary hospitals is the basis for

the high standard of patient care in Canada. It views "with alarm" the

Byrne royal commassiion‘s rec- ommendation earlier this year that all hospitals in New Brune- wick be placed under the ad- ministrative control of a provin- cial hospital commission.

Earlier in the day. Professor"

Joseph Maisin of the University

of Louvain. Belgium. told the tee

delegates the key to fightinz in- creased socsalization of Catholic hospitals is professional excel-

lence. ‘ Said Professor Maisin. who is

president of the International Catholic confederation of Hospi- tals'

would he a great pltv to‘

see all our hospitals socialized. Our best defence is to make them perfect as possible. ROLE OUTLINED

“The role of the state is to e!!-

courage private enterprise. helping to standardize patient“

care where hospitals are few and widely scattered. but

osophical and moral ideals."

Rev. C. S. Godin of Moose

was elected presi- dent of the association. He suc-

. Jaw. Sash.

cee s e Very . F. J. Smyth of Antigonish. N.S.. who

New Brunswick commission which would

at. the same time respecting p’hilﬁ

power—the umst cost in con-l Struction today—it the houses” were manufactured on a mass- production scale.

‘ Tobacco Tax l

was recognized that hospitall chaplains reqmred a more ex-: tensive knowledge of patient;

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are. l The resolutions were passedl at the closing session of the' three-day annual meeting which. was attended by about 400 dele-j gates from Catholic hospitals in all parts of Canada. ;

an additional $4000.01!!! into the sovernment‘s coffers. the speech said.

Mr. Spencer said the govern- ment is budget=ng to collect; more revenue on current ac-lm cnunt "than we shall actually'”

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. I P d need for current account spend. iresirgnedf earlier this year he? s rel se warm “I” be mad mm, mm - cause 0 ressure of other dut~ ' ~ - ~~ ' ' l lies. p I the proceeds of our borrouinglzf The 555mm,” approved v. V l this year. to help pay for new i >i steps m set up a school of hay ‘S’I‘. JOPLN S. Mid. 'CPt —- A capital works that we shall; pita] administration in cm) .f "Ve‘c'm mine“ I" "13' “"l‘ build‘ - a v" ‘ atinn With the University of Ot- Film the C0“ 0f I ‘Pu‘kﬂg‘e 0’ The budget said 846608.100 tawa. Plans for the school.‘ “Karen” '0 43 "m5 “'55 Pr‘" would be spent on capital ac- \vhiph may be opened next fall. posed in the Newfoundland burl count are subJect to final approval by get is ro_u 8 hi down in l the senate of ii“. universny the provincial legislature by Fr- , I | Other resolutions passed in- name MimSler El 5- Spencer ' s KIdHOYO " ciuded one setting up a com- The bUdEEl predicted a $5.- mlttee to relate the theological. 103-700 surplus on current so Working -basis or Roman Catholic hospi-g count in the fiscal year ending.l I tals to the practical application March 31. 1965. which will see - of this theology 'll'l hospital ad- record current spending 10131: In Transp ant .z ministration. l ling $111,019.400. Total revenuel , , i In this regard, the associa-f was predicted at 5116.15.100. i1 kwgnggﬁéxilim 5 non also set up a special com-i Mr. Spencer‘s speech said It dznfa 23_ “Him \‘mean who” 5 mittee which is to resolve var-. was the government's intentionrk-d‘n 5 KW” replaced with z ious medical - moral problems‘ to ask approval for increascdltlosgyhom a chimpanzee now. i, raised duping discussions at the_ tobacco taxes equalling “live has survived twice as long u annual meeting. This commit- cents a pack" on cigarettes. Alan 0m”. human “in” prev. is expected l0 deal with 8‘ m-cigarette package now costs i 3;] had received We vim (ml controversial question raised 33 cents, on yof an animal ' Monday: Where a Catholic hos-‘ 33" 3 ' l pita! .15 the 0an hospital in a. The tobacco tax and men. A team of Tulane scientistsi .predommamly _ Protestant area; revenue from an increase the performed the transplant viper-l I What do“ the administrator dot price of all alcoholic beveiugesp ation Jan, .13 The recipient wear it asked to sanction an o ra-l‘ ﬂnW' m“ DOULPLIEM.‘ tion. by a nonCatholic doctr-m. ' 3M sues again" Roman Cam_.RII’LEY S BELIEVE IT OR NOT olic doctr e r _ ‘ , I In another resolution the as» . s. . -' ‘ ; Eciaiion recommended chaplainsj &' lin Catholic hospitals equip; " ‘m’ themselves with a special know-' ledge of total patient care. t9 _‘

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l carding tour spades from dum- my. He then played a dia- mond to the jack. establishing {his ninth trick. and. as l suli‘ made the contract.

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LmdmIEngland c' OKMUG‘GSAEREIS FIVE AND “‘5 MONEVIAREW and the Maritime provinces. me mg mission to Canada last; [SAMM‘RM/M DOLLARS. I WANT You KIDS w PA D a six units are designed to meet “9- . Alli-2MB - m TOHAVEAGOOD TIME ‘ 1 living conditions here. it is be boosters have 1 “Fw- |--|M"~H-u-—-s AT THE FAIR... hoped Canadian labor - saving ﬁghting an Uphill battle against. M; construction techniques ii 111 the conservative construction ”. . .thod f ed 13 l . I A i Slim-133.3353 $35-32?“ h” Illgrme: riggirhmse‘vr 1.13;; DAILY CROSSWORD HE @_ ".1 At the same time Canadian suspect because of its fire risks ACROSS 54.1mm! 11‘G}“d° mg gig“ I; nfficic" " - ' ~~‘n a huge and the possibility of attracting‘ I‘REVOlVe 13. Little nEJlS [IE I new market for Canadian tim-l WOOd beetles and dry rot. ‘ 51311917 DOWN 1 gm B " her. At the mimeiit only one‘ But it all goes well with the 9'Pf‘°°°k Lgiarkagfe 23:31“ 3;; "I: Mr cent of Britain 5 houses are demonstramﬂn houses, more ° W 153’ ' i built wuth wood frames. The units may be built on a high-i mum?“ {um ,. 22 3.53“ T a project‘s backers hope that tim. density estate in the near fu-l lufor.’ was; 24'v ii 3? DUB bar will one day be. utilized in ture. The governments are stilll 1212.232“ m“ 3 Peruvian ' '1 ey' 30 per cent of Britain‘s new negotiating over possible sites. 14: Mg“ m 25. 2:1: a. g houserr—now going up at the The coat or each unit is 1mm”: 4 Nev"; u .. rate of i.ooo a day. roughly estimated at £4,500. imam t. we nuns-r. an". The six demonstration dwell- ($13,500) but the designers aaiid 16.]Dxterne! 5 Jewish Pea ings are being limit by Can-: at a press conference they; need month 31. Behind 44. Capital: ‘ adas Central Mortgage and wouldn't. be able give an ac- coating G-Fflbu-IOW 323011! 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