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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5299, 13 July 1928, Page 1

One of the recent beneficiaries from the funds at Signor Mussolini’s, d'sposal was a woman who had triplets a year, ago and recently had four children at a birth. “This is the stuff to give them,” said Signor Muss-olifii. when lie sent the usual 400 line. He seems more of a family man than ever since h's baby Caesar, w.a.s born. People with 10 young children, or 12, or (in some cases) seven only, are now enjoying, by special law, various degrees of fiscal exemption (states-, an English writer). One benefit accorded is free admission to secondary schools. Altogether about 35.000 families will benefit. Some of the larger towns are vying with one another in the matte' l ' of encouraging large families. Miilan has decreed free use of trams to families with many young children, while Turin i'sj .applying public funds to prize-giving and subsidies. The more the merrier is now Italy’s motto for babies.