To Canadian Heads Organization':lK;0M;"V0f';"' Of World Social Workers I ” "l ”" " C Annual Meeting By DON PEACOCK "Let's not be sentimental about! Canadian Press Staff Writer jut. but that's what they're doing." l.0Nl)flN' tin-titers: W :rcItmn"s OTTAWA (Cp,g.A wpyechelm, V Enmncg C0nSCTVal'lVP government” ex .51; . Cln:hd.lB': riviiiurvgiii has taken M;hGDllg H7 I ' (r:::;::(vJIen::?wnr';enI'& W-iangvul e n. r. av sosi,a . s ave i-ran ' 1 p out to be only ,ll:ns eforastheo negiltl &erlliriitli:illa1.of such conferences. He was pres-y handling of the Sue: crisis the mi TRWMED 1-4733 meeting of social workers. Heldent of the Canadian Conference issue before them. l-I116 It-ll'Dhl33l ill 1110,3151 PIN feels honored. but somewhat con-ton Social Work when it was host. A "M n, mum,” pubmhm ,0, 0! lovefnmentl IIICIJ Yell! cerned. to the international conference in; Federal.Gov'i Chalked Up 14 Million Surplus In Aug. OTTAWA tCPl-Revenues Iromlrephrted both climbing revenues co )UF.3UDl'.l and personal incomeland expenditures in his monthly lat as continued to soar in August treasury statement Friday. last ulill the government chal..ing ,up April forecast a surplu of 8113.- a 814300.000 budgetary surplus for ooo.ooo for the entire 1956-57 fir .day for the conference hllhltfhlsl gh ,h, ,1 1.. 11811511! In tflnllllid by I he"! Dr. George F. Davidson. deputy Toronto in 1954 He has repre-. - - , .3 . "J ;ll;nnAuUKU5l surplus. which com--C Hoytsgver. government intonn- mm M hm wwud” "I. "5" amt mlllkt" M W9"”9- W" Ch'”9"f9'med C""dE f"q""my " meetd "men"! 0 me govemmu ; a l p3res'Wllh an 818,000,000 deflcitlants estimated last month the n"”"" in AV-mm F059 9-0 president of the international con-tings of the United Nations ecty a year ago. boosted the total for tual surplus from Canada's exp: 'he first five months of 195667 ding economy may be closer to to s;l44.700.00tl-more than three s3oo.ooo.ooo times the 81i4.000.000 surplus in Mr. Harri last year forecast the corresponding peri last year. a eficit of t160.000.000. But at the Finance Minister arris. who en of the last fiscal year it turned . CALF CLUB WINNERS ure to stem rising living costs andi 3404.lXl.tIl'l from !343.KXl.N0 III ference of social workers at its nomic and social council. idfmandf .", pun!" ' mnlhlmdedi "W ""10 molul ll 1955- Thlllmeeting in Munich last month. But his new assignment is prob-' ('”"mrV'""' pohcyi t bmmed -eV'""95 791' l-5931'!” H" The next week-long meeting is ably the toughest he's had yet. Three lflt'iIl Conservative .-t..uci-. month! of the year to S2.017,600.- scheduled for Tokyo in November; The conference is broken down' atlons applaud Prime Mllllslcr Sir” 000- COIIIPING WWI 31574-im-om 1958. and he's already til it intollnto msny workshop and discus- Anthony Eden's foreign nulicy. I year ago. (1,, problem, or or in; the sion groups which are busy all particularly on lluez. But the con-i Expenditure! ll! Alllllll 1'03! lv0.gathei'ing of this loosely-knit ar- during the week. Speclsl speakers f-rence's major debate on the; 8390-0004100 from t360.o00.o00 in ganization which he says "oper- must be found to kick off the dis- canal crisis will be on an ayngt. the sarne'mont.h of 1955. For the ate; literally on ashoestrlng." lcussions. Arrangements must he g,,n,.,. ,,”,ii,,,, to put i...-Vwu-gt 5” 1303311! Elltendltures in- He won't know how successful'made for translation into aevoral mm? H," Vi...” "gym, it-lipmging creased to 31.672.W0.tX)0 from !l.- he's been until the conference lsilanizuages. ,,,,..m,,,,'- b 9,, "fyu "ecu. 500.3llJ.tlll last year. lover. Only then. he says. will it; At the end of the Munii-h t'tln W", C," X" , P i Comillfed With Alllllltl Di last be possible to answer the tluetlelference. after Dr. Davidson took llmml F' year revenues last month rose bYylltll)' "Will the spirit at the Tokyo over the presidency from Gt-orze P'nl'PlEll affairs will beith. major 362.100.0011 and expenditures by,t-mifcrenre justify the conclusionlliaines of London. Engand. a ton topic Im the first day of the pond 329vU0-W0- 1!! the five months rev- that it has moved forward from tative program for the Tokyo lPl'9llPF. wlllt'll opPnsAattl,lam-ludno 95"" WOW UP by 3-'543.300.M0 and Munich?" imeeting was worked out It uill North Vvaliu net 11 1 expenditures by Sll2.600.000. I lrevolve around the problem ft, ' ' i Mfu from C0l'P0l'lU0lI income USEFUL EXCHANGE lmobilizlng a community's. or a ll! l-lI'AIl8I1ll NM 3-0 5102-357.000.j "This is not a world-shaking or- icountry's. resources to meet social III! 836.l15.000.from 88.541000 last ganizatlun by any means." Dr. lneeds. Year. This increased the five-lbavidson told a reporter. But it That is. how can a rommiiniiwx month take to s54ll.445.000. com-'does provide a meeting grounttresources he best used to fill it; rli-nls with um problem 1 pared Wllh 3404.436.000 in the cor- where social workers of the World : inhabitants' employment. ton fl, I i I 3P0ndl"8 Period in 1955. can gather to exchange ideas and shelter. clothing and other nrvils" A"""'fl "1" lnrcllzn nttairs mow Revenues from personal income , experiences. In Asia. where over-p0l)lI'N""" """5 ii" 'v'Ir put r,.,-want H "N. that tax rose. increasing to 5l00.- At Munich. 2,500 persons turned it! a constant problem. Dr. 'l):nll'l- u'el.t'onic'- Ihr znverniw-nt's "firm 5”-000 from 585.514.000 in the up. 800 from the United Slatesfson sees this as s partii-ularlv "'10" '" 'Rf":IInt'd eiw'ntla1Britw mom” Md 10 5570.B.'l3.l'l00 from about 70 from Canada. 600 from timely topic for consideration itsh lnirrr-sis In the ltlvrldle Flash". 3.l75.392.000 in the fiveemonth per-.(;ermany and the remainder lromr Despite the distance Ellliltitban l"'"H' 'l'"'Wt: rive firm backing. l0d- iihe 52 other countries represuntedland North American delegater nil! in the 2m'ct'ttriu'nl's policy of sup- Total defence outlays derreased at the conference. have to travel. Dr. Davidson owl, i nrc-"loll tvrmrism in the island '0 3142-923-000 fmm 345.977.0041 lnl "They discuss common ornh- 'tt is a strategic part of the I'0l"".V 0' l'rnru:. the month. However. for the live.lems. possibly get some inspira- world." N- months they rose to 8fi25.21.'1.000 tion and new ideas." he said. And. he uddel ”0nly hi mu. D ' y from S618.921.000. ”Chief1y I think the value of these ing different parts of the uorld IRGN IHIPMEFTS UP . r Some other spending in the m..,.MA.A WP! mm "W Shh , conferences is that they do give can the conference become truly; yearis comparative fi .. 1 th Ie f 1'n f fl- - r . tati e f o rial -ark , I , sleivenlmomht oldiH:glllrd7t)0cl1l;: month and five months glglls: lasll defiscee lhulhe will-k lleidygarendolizg-" ll.'lIl',0:;fI2lll lhe nwnrlltl." Y '"”"'” """" C”"3d”” m"lP5 1"- T E YPUHB 3 99? 5 brackets. respectively. ft-roast-d sharply in August to 3.- 111 WeIEh'-- l72o.ti55 ions from 2.675.713 and in Politmil sources said lftr gmnuntl of support Eden gets for his Suezl mltcy may depend on how the United Nations Securitv Council JOAN Sanderson of the North River Beef Stccr Club was the grand champion winner with her These were intangible things, 7 Family allowances 333.076,0m; but "it's awfully impressive when ”'"C”"" "”'”"" ' A ” , 3l63.876.000 (38l.798.000: 8l57.569.- you see it. in action.” All were' TOURIST REVENUE 'hPfI1'SlPilthl months to 12,947.34 0001; veterans affairs t389.969.0fl0; there "with a professional inter-l Toiii-ists from abroad lDI'lll an.ion- from ll.2tl.'l..'vit.'l In the rorrt-iv eat in trying to improve the lot 855,812,000 'S13.032.000; 000). y their fellow human beings. of estimated ei5e.ooo.ooo in Britain . imv-om: iwrwls Wt .Vcar. mp bu-. In 1955. reau of statistics said Friday. ......,.. 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