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The Boston Globe Friday, Jolr 8, ld 12 Hospital Official Scores Intervention' Kozol: 'An Attempt to Coerce the Jewish Memorial' ing a labor relations students, organized the pickets. Hospital officials claim that which exists at all other char tion of an organization called the Hospital and Patients Betterment Association, head By JEAN DIETZ Club Midicsl Bcprtrr Facts about working con jP Ok NW the Original Cast Album of the Stage and TV Musical no more than six or seven ditions of employees at Jewish hospital employees are among itable hospitals, to coerce the Jewish Memorial." "If it disapproves or dislikes the legislative policy of the Commonwealth as it relates to ed by Keady, as bargaining agent for non-professional employees. the pickets. Memorial Hospital in Roxbury have been "grossly distorted The pickets seek recogni uin ii U.S. ATTY MARKHAM take over JUDGE GARRITY sworn in labor relations in non-profit hospitals, then CORE, as well and exaggerated" by organizations picketing the institution, hospital officials charged Thursday.

"With all due respect to the purposes to which the Con as other organizations, should pace direct their camnaiens and Oath as Federal Judge Administered to Garrity pressures to the Massachusetts Legislature," Kozol added. gress of Racial Equality Murray Fertel, executive di ma kwci mnwwi mum mmarnw I W. Arthur Garrity Jr. was Cross College and Harvard Larr School. (CORE) is dedicated, intervention here is ill-advised," Frank L.

Kozol, honorary president and chairman of the trustees' personnel practices committee, told a press given a reception in the Sheraton PJaza Thursday night following his swearing in as a rector of the hospital, said tension among employees since the picketing started in May is beginning to hamper Among those packed into the courtroom were Garrity's judge of the U.S. District Court of Boston. parents U.S. Comr. and Mrs care of the patients, including many who are critically ill.

Garrity, 46, of Wellesley, was "We do not exploit human U.S. attorney for the District beings. We do not exploit our of Massachusetts for five years, Employees who are working help," Kozol stated. the same length of time the as usual have been threat Federal judgeship had been vacant. Kozol pointed out that the charitable, non-profit 265 bed hospital for the chronically ill Swearing-in ceremonies took ened by phone-calls and grabbed by pickets to encourage a "slow down" policy.

place in the Federal Building W. Arthur Garrity; his wife, Barbara, their four children and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. Later in the day, Asst.

U.S. Atty. Paul F. Markham was appointed as interim U.S. attorney until President Johnson makes a permanent appointment.

Markham, 3fi, of 58 Orient a Melrose, will be sworn in Friday morning by Judge Garrity. The father of seven, Markham is a graduate of Vil-lanova University and Boston University Law School. has been dedicated, since it courtroom. After Clerk Russell Fertel stated. Peck read the commission from was founded almost 40 years ago, to serving patients on a non-secretarian basis, regard President Johnson, Chief Judge Charles E.

Wyzanski less of race, color or creed. Jr. administered the oath. Garrity, who will receive $30,000 annually as a Federal The same policy applies to personnel, he said. Half the department heads at the hospi judge, is a graduate of Holy The labor trouble at the hospital started with the discharge of Francis Keady, a white X-ray technician, earning $115 a week, for "dereliction of duty." Shortly thereafter, CORE and Students for a Democratic Society, an organization composed largely of college tal are now jegro, ana Jewish Memorial has a larger Percen tage of Negroes among its em ployees than any other hospital in tne city.

Kozol said CORE is "exploit NowJheWnewMt songs that brought a 27-minute standing ovation at West PoinL.chcers in scores of colleges and applause in countries arOUnd the WOrld. Monaural or Stereo Ar.Ml.ABIj: AT J. M. FIELDS and RADIO SHACK STORES IN GREATER BOSTON AREA youniYerse You mean the world to us. Everything we do depends on you.

The way you like your bed. The way you take your tea. In fact, your slightest whim we take personally. CHARTER HOUSE MOTOR HOTELS Braintree Cambridge Lynn Newton Waltham HCA AND WESTERN HOTECS Anti-War Group Denied Hatch Shell A request for the use of Thursday by the Metropoll- in nil I iF'nnnrr Hatch Memorial Shell to conduct an anti-Viet Nam war demonstration was rejected tan District Commission. M.D.C.

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