Show The Salt Lake Tribune ' J Reuther Puts Okch on Disputed Aged-Car- e New York Time labor leader said furnish a “basic minimum standard" of medical protection on which voluntary group insurance and commercial policies Would build Arguments by opponents and proponents of the payroll deduction plan sponsored by Rep Aime Forand of Rhode the Island at? being Ward all this Service ‘ WASHINGTON July alter Reuther Thursday told Congress that the proposed provision of hospital Insurance for those receiving old age and survivors insurance by an added payroll tax would not destroy voluntary medical care Insurance lft-W- IT A3 Friday July 17 1939 instead WOULD of the Industrial 'Union partment AFL-CI- Bill week by the House Ways and would surely follow this pat - ’tern Means' Committee “This is the special genius of REUTHER TOLD the com mlttee that ample experience the American people— to comhas shown private industry bine successfully public volbuilding on' a federal floor untary group and private com often through collective bar- mercial ventures” said the gaining in both the pension president ‘of the United Autoand minimum wage systems mobile Aircraft and Agriculand that health insurance tural Implement Workeis and “I made It myself and it only cost ft 50” De- f Rep Bruce Alger If ) (R-Te- are ' you said to Reuther: "To me 11 REUTHER SAID that he had thii adds up to is socialize HARD OF HEARCICi pioneered for voluntary health medicine Don’t you agree?” All your frkitdt know I) insurance plans when the “I don’t think this Is a o lut if you woar a Llstonorj American Medical Assn was fighting them and that he is very Important question" only you know it! 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