I-amily Allowances Are Praised By U. 5. Senator

in Gnome KITCHEN i-an.-idlan Press Sat! Writer

W.-iSlllNGTON (CP) -eCanada's L.m,,1y allowances program was cm; by a United States senator -,1. mday as a "great social ex- -riment" for the U.S. to study and to COPY- scnaior Richard L. Neuberger lllffli. Ore.) introduced Im the Sullale a resolution calling for tliii establishment of a five-man ciininiittee to investigate the Can- adian system and report on the M-ibiliy of instituting family al- l(iil2lnCES in the U.S. xi-iiiici-ger. a frequent Visitor In Canada who often expresses praise for things Canadian. told , press conference earlier be "ported the committee, if set up uiiiild visit Canada to inter- .i.iii- federal and provincial of- tirldls and families receiving the Nliineniiitroduccd the resolution Mm the backing -of five other Sctlatnrs. A family allowance pro- Rmnr in the U.S.. based on the uiiimlian model. would cost 53.- 5ilil.tl00.000 to S4.000.000,000v Comi paint with Canada's total of 5 ;ii.ou0.000 for its smaller popu- fnliiiii.

HIIUN T0 CANAl)A

x,..i,.-i-gr-r told the senate the (mirlian progniiii is "a wonder- iiil boon not only for the child- iiiii nl Canada but for all Can- atllitfls. because a nation is reli- aiii upon what the next genera- (lull czin make of it." The time a iarciui study of the accumulat- xiiis llDf' for thc U.S. ”To make eit a.xpL-rirnce with this great

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social experiment across our nor- thern boundary."

l-ie detailed the operation of the Canadian plan and said abun- dant evidence indicated it had produced a ”favorable impact” on such vital problems as juvenile delinquency. child health. infant mortality and general education It also had broadened the mar- ket for children's shoes and cloth- tng. Consumption of milk and baby goods had rocketed.

In Canada. family allowances are paid at the rate of 95 a month for each child up to six years of age. S6 for children 6 to 10. 87 for children 10 to 13 and 88 for each child over 13 to age 16. The federal program started in the 1946-47 fiscal year when payments totalled 3245140531. in the fiscal year ended last March 31 payments totalled S350Jl3.902- At that date there were 5,184,948 children on family allowance rolls.

Moncron's New Tax

RG93 IS wi'E'EIdrCWH Above are shown in: blind struclors for the blind are sent

MONCTON (cp) .s M0ncton'5 ilads, George flames and Peter out to other parts of the three new assessment and tax rate. arI- McGarry being instructed by provinces to aid and supervise nounced last week. will be with Miss Mary Sutherland. Halifax, 'work being done. drawn and the 1954 rate will in Chairgcaning one 0, the An example of this .15 Miss c”mi"”cd thmugh 1955' H S' 85' skills taught by the home-teach- Mary Sum"la"d' wh" came new sctt. chairman of the Moncton . , I . 'isix weeks ago from Halifax. .lav- board 01 aSS6SSOFS. Said Tll9Sd3)'- mg Schoul of the Canadian 4N8" l'ing lost her own sight in the Hall-

This means that the assessed tional Institute for the Blind,igax 9,.-niosion or 1917. Sim grad. value of taxable City T6321 Gigslgag whose center is in Toronto. Right ualcd tom the Halifax School will drop afiahl "Om - 9- is P. C. Bower. field sec etary for tli-- Blind and then from the to 328200.325 and the tax rate will 4'0, the C.N.”3. D Toronto home - training school. E0 b8Ck 10 33-70 all 5100 "Om the The Institute was started in 'Now she travels about the Marki- 3240 Set 185! Wee - Toronto 37 years ago. and now times. showing the correct met -

Asked (0? 3 T935011 70? ihe he” has branches all actoss the coun- ods of instruction in such skills CiSi"h- MP hi-S59" Said ihe Whhle try. The Maritime central office as braille-reading. typing. leath- 0f1ht' Ch)! had hm he” "e'h5i is in Halifax. from where in- er-craft. chair-cleaning and home sessed.

iBlincl Receive Special Instruction in Charlollelowni

economics This enables blind people to he self-supporting. she says. both in making I livelo- 'hood and in their recreation hours.

There are now on the island 170 blind persons. 47 of whom are in Charlottetown. From here teachcrs are trained to go to various parts of the province to instruct people in their own homes. Now that her work here is nearly finished. Miss Suther- land will soon return to Halifax, with much cause for satisfaction in the results she has achieved.

Barter's Film Lab.

.4 central . everything from zinc to uranium.

FREDERICTON (CPD - The idea of New Brunswick as a pro-

ing into reality after many months

of promotional speculation.

Prospectors have long been roaming the northern and west-

countries in search of

Mining companies have been leas- ing vast areas for ore-resting. The provincial government has been waxing more and more en- thusiastic. June brought two developments that showed it all hasn't been mere window-dressing.

At Bathurst, whcrelpulp and paper have been the com-

" mercial mainstay for many years.

Keymet Mines announced that stockpiles of lead and zinc con- c an I ra t e s iuiiild being moving to Belgium for smelting immediately.

FIRST CARGO IN JUNE

Mine manager Holland Smith said the first ore boat would put in at Bathurst In June and load the first cargo of an estimated 75,000 tons of concentrates des- tined tor export this summer.

Keymet is the first base metals in the Bathurst district to enter actual production. But it is only one of a whole batch of similar enterprises at Various stages of development in licstigout-he and Gloucester counties.

The Balliurst mill has a daily capacity of 200 tons and current- ly is turning out about 195 tons of lead and iinc concentrates a day.

At Fredericton. a two-year-old development program will pay off this summer with the first ship- menl of tungsten concentrates

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site is 65 miles northeast of the capital. 1 Mine manager F. L. Siniih said; however. that the directors had given permission for expanding the capacity of the 150-ton con- centrator and equipment to boost the figure to 300 tons would be moved into the remote region be- fore the end of I955.

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