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"HALF A LOAF IS BETTER..." pS ---- Commons Approves Ottawa Relief Plan OTTAWA (CP) -- The federal vernment's proposal to share with the provinces and municipal- ities part of their unemployment felief assis.ance costs has been approved by the Commons. Main criticism directed at the _ measure in the House Friday was that it does not go far enough. Harold Winch (CCF--Vancouver East), for one, said the federal government should bear full re- sponsibility for relief to the job- less. The legislation leaves to the provinces and municipalities the responsibility for all relief costs r7§f the number of needy unem- . ployed is .45 per cent or less of a province's population. This percentage, based on June, +4955, figures, gives this break- dows: by provinces: Newfoundland 1,854 persons; Prince Edward Is- land, 486; Nova Scotia, 3,073; New Brunswick, 2,5 11; Quebec, 20,340: Ontario, 23,323; Manitoba, 3,820; | Saskatchewan 4,000; Alberta, 4 797; British Columbia, 5,872. The federal government will share with the provinces--on a 50-50 basis--the costs of relief ex- tended to needy unemployed in excess of the .45 population per- centage. The Commons gave the measure second reading, clause-by-clause study and third and final reading in one day. It mow goes to the Senate. Meanwhile, the Senate ex- hausted all business before it and recessed until July 17. However, it could be recalled before then if sufficient business comes to the upper house from the Commons. Mr. Winch said the reef bill is ug terrific advance" for a Liberal government whose answer to un- employment in the 1930s was po- lice clubs, tear gas and the Riot Act. The answer to: the problem of unemployment relief was an over- all federal social security pro- am. A division of responsibil ty among various levels of gov- ernment would result in ineffi- ! ciency, duplication and suffering Welfare Minister Martin said the provincial and municipal #ov- . ernments should care for a cer- taln "threshold" percentage of their unemployed. He said six provinces--all ex- { cept Nova Scotia, Quebec, Ontario and Alberta--have signed agree- ! ments to receive the federal as- sistance, retroactive to July 1, LESLIE BROS. for NATURAL GAS HEATING FREE SURVEY AND --_--- ESTIMATES GIVEN DIAL RA 5-9611 Office and Showroom 171 Bond St. East at Division Business Men's Lunch! COMMERCIAL HOTEL COME and DANCE Mitchell Zaleski's Orchestra ot the POLISH NATIONAL UNION HALL 168 Banting Ave. EVERY SATURDAY 8:30 - 12 FUN FOR ALL! 1955. Only Newfoundland and Brit- ish Columbia so far had made claims under the agreement, the former claiming about $1,400,000 and the latter $720,000. Average relief cost in Newfoundland was about $11, and in B.C; $30 Mr. Martin said a roug mate of the cost of the plan to the federal government in the first year is about $8,000,000, He told Mrs. Ellen Fairclough (PC--Hamilton West) he does not know what persuaded Quebec not to enter into an agreement. would be unfair to say why On- tario had not entered at the pres- ent time, although he hoped it would do so soon. The bill would wipe out the dis- tinction between those unem-| ployed able to work and those who cannot work. Until now, the| only federal responsibility was) under the Unemployment Insur- ance Act for those able to work. Mr, Winch said the federal au-| thority should be responsible for all jobless, irrespective of the SETS WORLD MARK INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP)-- Lucky Mel streaked to a world's record of :56 3-5 for five furlongs Thursday ™h winning the $20,000 Haggin Stakes for 2-year-olds at Hollywood Park It was the sixth-straight win for the George L. Lewis colt The previous record for five furlongs was :57 flat. SUNDAY MIDNITE +. Terrifying! reason they are unemployed. Mrs. Fairclough said the .45 per t base still leaves the the municipalities cen and burden of the assistance, Mr. Martin said no would agree to that. Local wel-ijjy . huflt runwa: ill sai dos pe : g 3 ys Jke Second] ' fuse offieisis ware Bb We hey Re. World War landing mats and ey Ee sd, ie deat ole 0 Per" device to lift and disperse, phe group captain, in duscuss-|$ LIDAY PROGRAM ! ! ly i) L I) It Sons unable to work. basic relief costs. She suggested the federal govern- ment should assume the admin- h esti- istrative costs of providing relief from being caught on the ground. FACE STIFF TESTS THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, June ®0, 1956 17 Millard Mentioned For International Post TORONTO (CP) Canadian Charles Millard is to be | d a ible director of| the International Confederation' of |Frec Trade Unions meeting in| In an ariicle in the RCAF del, Group Capt. Foottit says monthly publication, The Roun field athletes hoping to qualify seesawed over the construction,/for the Canadian Olympic team success in the Second World War at triais here Aug. 24-25 will be Sapiite or destruction of alr up against the stiffest standard | To get rid of "the curse of con- ever sei, it. Was reported ; Bere fir Fo |crete," research has been con- Thursday. |ducted into planes capable of The marks reported are well off| Brussels next Monday, it was re- -. More Mobile | short or vertical takeoff, and ino|world standards but high for| ported today. Tr. | OTTAWA (CP)--The air force Iwill remain the least mobile o |plane-launchers. |Canadiaa competitors. | Millard is Canadian di- all the armed f OC img 0 even a. Comba plane re-| Foes rector of the United Steelworkers Toons Crome of DEL iring Bp' TURWAYS would still Track events an times ed|of America (CLC). Toronto union | a aban > i" em oe CAR require a base of considerable to qualify include: officials sald his name will be officer. v 58YS 8, senior |Simensions from which to oper- 100 metres: 10.6; 200 metres: [Submitted to the executive board Group Capt. H. R. retin Group Capt. Footit writes that}: 90 metres: 47.9; 800 metres: oF 'he ig interna. HAMILTON (CP)--Track and Foottit Wants ! | unionist id provinces with the director of aircraft engineering|until the advocates of air power 1,500 metres: 3:50; 5,000 i { : 3:50; 5, thi 10 of the at RCAF headquarters, suggestsicould answer the many prob. metres 14:20. Dited States. 8 AFI, researchers concentrate more on/lems relating to air bases, "the mobility, such as strong and eas-|air force will remain, as| province| {grounded planes quickly. ling vertical takeoff planes, refers New, faster and bigger jet/only briefly to the secret LET'S ALL GO TO ot the (168 Banting) DOMINION DAY MIDNIGHT DANCE New Polish Hall Mi*-hell Zaleski & Orchestra From 12:01-.7 planes require longer and longer ject Y being undertaken by runways. But air bases, as shown!AVRO aircraft Ltd. Malton, The Tall Men stood tall...fought tall...loved THE tremely vulnerable to air att | Chief reason for i oaaacky Mii Quarles, Be ay early warning radar lines in|project ¥ ia 4 'ad northern Canada is to prevent roject '¥ could yesdlt in & ee {the bombers of the United States shaped aircraft somewhat sim- Strategic Air Command -- the ilar to the popular concept of al force of massive retaliation-- flying saucer." | BACK OTTAWA WITH BANG (CP)--Montreal Cana- diens of the National Hockey League made it clear Thursday night they intend to bring hockey sack to Ottawa with a bang. General manager Frank Selke of the Canadiens told the annual meeting of the Ottawa and Dis- trict Sportsmen's Association that every NHL club with the excep- tion of Toronto Maple Leafs has verbally agreed to play an exhibi- tion game here next fall against the new Ottawa junior Canadiens. |ac basketball, at St. Joseph's High School in Rayne, La. ational F York Giants TiCat star. Ham HAPES RESIGNS HAMILTON (CP)---Merle Hapes backfield coach of Hamilton Tiger- Cats in the Big Four Football Union, resigned Thursday night to cept a job as head coach in football and baseball He came here in 1946 from the ootball League New and 'later became 2 Hapes, 34, coached intermediates to the title in 1951. ilton IN OUTER in the Second World War, are ex-/Ont., for the US. Air Force. | tall...and one man towered above them allt | S$ { | . Amazing! . Thrilling ! Sud, ll ArateA or Jen IF After 17-05 ly ~~ ed A Added. Dose. Of Chilly Jhnilla! You HAVE A WEAK HEART . .. 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