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'Lockout' Right Term For Move By Doctors By SCOTT SCHILLL REGINA (CP)--Despite usage of the term, both sides in the Saskatchewan medical care dis- pute ip the doctors are 10t on "3 LD D. Dalgleish of Saska- toon, president of the Saskatch- ewan College of Physicians and Surgeons, préfers use of the word "boycott" but suggests the word "'lockout" is closer to the mark. Premier Woodrow Lloyd says _ trdde unions may object to the word "'strike" being applied to the Saskatchewan situation, but adds "a rose by any other name smells the same." News services and newspa- pers outside the province have used the term since July }, when the doctors began provid. ing only hospital-based emer- gency services as the compul- sory medical care scheme went into operation. USED IN QUOTES Newspapers within the orov- ince use the word strike only in news agency copy. Stories written by their local reporters uses strike only in a quotation. Some of the 13 English lan-| guage radio stations started) using the word, but most of|* them since have stopped. anything else, I suppose, but we|it can hardly call it a strike when so many of the doctors are on duty." He said about one-third of the more than 600 practising doc- tors in the province are provid- ing emergency services. Dr. Dalgleish said: 'First, 1 would have to say we're not a union and can't strike. "Then, you can't call it a strike when nearly a third of us are on duty and giving faith- ful and long hours of serving free of charge." is a strike. A strike is usually by a responsible body estab- lished by law as a bargaining agency. "The college doesn't fulfill this definition." Ray Guay, editor of the Prince Albert Daily Herald, said The Herald is not using the word strike. "We're calling it withdrawal of normal ser- vices,"" he said. James Struthers, news editor of CKCK in Regina, said the correctly a oonsclentious objec- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 11, 1962 15 i tion, but we prefer the word boycott." USES 'PROTEST' Bruce Hogle, news editor of CKRM in Regina, said, "'we use protest, protests or actions, de- pending on the phraseology. The true wording 'withdrawal of normal services' is really 100 long for our use but we do use it if we cannot use shorter sub- stitutions." Dr. James Hoard Means of Boston, Jackson professor em- eritus of Harvard Medical School, calls it a strike. tors are providing gency service and that he did not think new doctors coming into the i termed "'strike-breakers." editor of The Leader-Post, said: "The word strike doesn't apply in this situation, although the situation is unique. ation can be described is by calling it a withdrawal of nor- mal medical services." Premier Lioyd said the doc- an emer- Province could William Thomson, executive "About the only way the situ- COVETED AWARDS MONTREA L(CP)--Two uni- branch of the English-speaking Union, they went to Elizabeth Barker, a second-year arts stu- dent at McGill, ea ee arts graduate from Bishop's University at Lennoxville, Que. and Marnie THE The doctor, who supports ihe government side of the issue, wrote to the Regina Leader- Post and the Star-Phoenix ex- pressing "my complete disap- proval of the doctors' strike Station uses strike only in di- rect quotations. "T think it is which now is afflicting your province." bourne opera festivals, begun in England in 1934, were devoted to Mozart, others being included later. OPEN FESTIVAL The first few of the Glynde- SEGREGATE SEXES MONTREAL (CP) -- of suburban Verdun is drafting a new bylaw to ensure that massage parlors use "males to massage females." self, and all its other suburbs, already have laws to cover this. Council PREFERS 'LOCKOUT' He suggested that t ily | ahe world lockout is more cor-| rect in describing the current situation. "We closed our offices he- cause of the Medical Care Act," he said. "It prohibits us from normal practice." Dr. Neville Smith, spokesman for the college in Regina, said: "We're not employees. And in what strike did you ever hear of the strikers offering their) services free?" | If it were a strike he said the doctors being brought in by| the government to assist in the] emergency program would be} 'strikebreakers or scabs." Donald D. Tansley, chairman nad Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service SPECIAL VALUES AND REMINDERS EFFECTIVE ALL THIS WEEK ! EXPORT CIGARETTES Plain or Filter Tip Money-Saving FLORIENT AIR 13 ounce regularly 1.69 SPECIALS! 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