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A U$6 Abels, Robert H., 1320$ Aetna St., Van Nuys, California. 178' Acutt, Mrs. John, Box 26$, Melville, Saskatchewan. 1088 Adams, William T., Box 1104, San Jose 8, Callfornia, $27 Adamson, Dr. M. C., llU~77 Ave., Edmonton, Alberta.

1320 AJieck, W. N., 163 Alexandra St., Oshawa, Ontario. 4<48 Aaullar, Everard P., P.O. Box 406, Klngston, Jamaica, B.W.I.

IS78 Alder, Bradbury C., 747-16th St. N.E., MassUlon, Ohio. 1466 Aldrich, Guy E., 97 Canterbury Rd., Springfield 8, Massachusetts. 86S Allen, Aubrey C., Main, Newfield, New York. 996 Allen, J. Millar, 36 Antrim Road, Lisbum, Northern Ireland. S20 Allison, Russell, 4360 Crcteent Drive, Niapra Palls, New York.

1364 Allum, H. A., 303$ Hampton Crescent, Calaary, Alberta. 908 Ambrose, Paul H., 187 Dundas Street N., Oakville, Ontario. 967 Amos, D., 98 Greendell Ave., South St. Vital, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

1307 Amtmann, Bernard, 441 Mount Pleasant Ave., Westmount, Quebec. L997 Ander10n, A. G., P.O. Box 189, Gibson Lodge, British Columbia. 361 Anderson, Carl A., 1120-llth St. E., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

1720 Anderson, David Henry, 1208 Frontenac Ave., Calgary, Alberta. 1016 Anderson, J. Fred, 1182-2od Ave. N.E., Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. ISIS Andros, Andrew, 342 Nonh East Ave., KBnkakee, llllnois. 68$ Apfelbaum, Earl P. L, 1428 S. Penn Square, Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania. 112 Apldng, Oeoflle, Alexandria, Nebraska.

1118 April, Georges, lOIS Brown Ave., Apt. 3, Quebec 6, Quebec. 1794 Archambeault, L. H., St. M1chel Des Samts, Co. Berthler, Quebec. 206 Argcnti, Nicholas, 88 St. James St., London, S.W.1, England.

1708 Ar11ue, Miss Edith A., 7 Edmund Ave., Apt. 311, Toronto 7, Ontario. 1781 Armson, Louis, P.O. Box 8, Oravenhurst, Ontario. 120 Armstrong, Charles, R.R. No. 1, Upper Rawdon, Nova Scotia.

164<4 Armstrong, Robert John P., Box 341E, G.P.O., Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. 1398 Arnold, Charles P., 49 Christie St., Troy, New York. IIS3 Arons, Mark L., 204 Muriel Street, Ithaca, New York. 7$8 Atldnlon, F. B., 132 Rosedale An., HamUton, Ontario. 936 Atldnlon, F. Georae, 121$ Greeno Ave., Montreal 6, Quebec. 998 Atwood, Dudley W., P.O. Box$, Watertown, Connecticut.

ISS8 Avery, Raymond E., 3 Old Mamaroneck Rd., White Plains, New York, 712 Ayro, Charles A., R.R. l, Petrolia, Ontario.

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806 Balnbridae, 0. P., 38115 Marino Drive, HoUyburn, British Columbia. 1214 Baker, B. M., Box 3S9, Kelowna, British Columbia. 17S4 Baker, Edward M., P.O. Box 34, Woodstock, Ontario. 786 Balassa, Dr. Joseph J ., P.O. Box 624, Brattleboro, Vermont.

IS40 Baiassa, Frank, 610.17th Ave., Lachme 32, Quebec. 76S Banfteld, E. Arnold, Klnacastie, Oakville, Ontario.

IS19 Banks, F. Marlow, 4S2 Gordon Ave., Peterborouah, Ontario. 631 Banks, Leon W., Bethlehem, Connecticut. 460 Banner, Harold L, 24-107S Gilford St., Vancouver S, British Columbia.

1321 Banno, Edward C., 43$ VIctoria St., Kamloops, British Columbia. 73 Bantham, Albert P., 246 State St., Schnectady $,New York.

979 Barclay, David, 12S Lawton Blvd., Apt. S07, Toronto, Ontario. 1600 Barden, Harold M., 632 South Avenue 60, Los Anaeles 42, Callfomla. 57$ Baresch, Leopold, 82 Baker St., Weybrldge, Surrey, Enaland. L33 Banac:JouP. J. Rq., 349$ Vendome Ave., Montreal 28, Quebec.

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Bartteu, Bart H., 71l Braewood Road, Louisville 6, Kentucky. BaugUd. George C., liS Windsor St., Halifax, Nova Scotia. Baulch, Bert L., 29 Indian Valley Trail, Port Credit, Ontario. Bayley, Colin H., 400 Fdel St., Ottawa, Ontario. Beaver, Paul F., 33 Pleasantview Ave., Longmeadow 6, Massachusetts. Beck, Allen C., 3932 Frankfort Ave., Louisville 7, Kentucky. Beckman, W. C., 305 College Ave., Regina, Saskatchewan. Bedwell, Sid F., Box 206, Salmon Arm, British Columbia. Begin, C. N., Box 185, Station B, Quebec 2, Quebec. Belanger, Marcel; 4811 Colonial Ave., Montreal 14, Quebec. Bell, Benzion, 9037 Mango, Morton Grove, Tllinois. Bell, Lawrence M., Box 414, St. John, New Brunswick. BenJamin, Phlllp E., 214 Windermere Ave., Wayne, Pennsylvania. Benoit, Eugene, 143 Church St. (Box 99), Bedford, Quebec. Bentham, Chester N., 22\.-i Stewart Ave., Hanford Bay, Silver Creek, New York. Benton, W. George P. , 534 Harvey St., Peterborough, Ontario. Benwell, Dr. C. E ., 321 Agnes St., New Westminster, British Columbia. Berest, Joseph, 1273 California Rd., Eastchester, New York. Berkelheimer, Irwin, 7102 Lakeside Dr. N ., Grove Park, Charlotte s, North Carollna. Bernard, Eugene, 702·14th St. W., North Vancouver, British Columbia. Betts, Elmer C. Jr., 4209 - 73rd Avenue, Bellemead, Hyattsville, Maryland. Betts, Fred E. M., Perham House, The Triangle, Lodgershall, Andover, Hampshire, England. Bilden, William 0., 214-21S Upper Midwest Bldg., Minneapolis I, Minnesota. Bileski, K., Station B, Winnipeg, Mantioba. Billia, Fritz, SS West 42nd St., New York 18, New York. Billings, F. L., 80 Wingold Ave., Toronto 19, Ontario. Binks, Bury C., IS74 Angus Drive. Vancouver 9, British Columbia. Bird, Mrs. W. J., 176 Queen St., Truro, Nova Scotia. Bishop, William J., 4011 Stone Canyon Ave., Sherman Oaks. California. Black, Edgar C., 1726 Western Parkway, Vancouver 8, British Columbia. Black, Eugene Charlton, 16 Ivy Rd., Belmont 78, Massachusetts. Black, Raymond, 629 Spruce St., Winnipeg 10, Manitoba. Blanchard, Julian, 1 Sheridan Square, New York 14, New York. Blauvelt, Everett A., 2348 VanBuren Ave., Ogdep, Utah. Blois, E. M., 4 Cartaret St., Halifax, Nova Scotia. Blumenauer, Charles R., Box 521, Armstrong, British Columbia. Bogg, William G. Jr., cjo New England Stamp Co., 4S Bromfield St., Boston 8, Massachusetts. Boggs, Thomas E., 1048 Ackerman Ave., Syracuse 10, New York. Bonar, John J., 30 Greenhill Ga.rdens, Edinburgh, Scotland. Bond, C. C., P.O. Box 335, Station B, Montreal, Quebec. Bond, Nelson S., 1625 Hampton Ave. S.W .. , Roanoke IS, VIrginia. Bond, P. V., Ste. 106, St. Stevens Court, Toronto 18, Ontario. Boronow, Robert R., 820 University Tower Building, Montreal, Quebec. Borton, Clarence F., 632 South Arden Blvd., Los Angeles S, California. Boudignon, Robert F ., 366 Marion St., Sudbury, Ontario. Bowley, H. S., 10039-87 Ave., Edmonton, Alberta. Bowmer, Dr. Ernest John, 1919 Linden Rd., Vancouver 13, British Columbia. Boyd, Dr. Norman, 117S Kildare Rd., Windsor, Ontario. Bramhill, William G., R.R. #2, Alton, Ontario. Brandl!, E., HiUtop Rd., Mendham, New Jersey. Brandom, Lee W., 1200 N. 17th, McAllen, Texas. Brassier, Norman, 258 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, New Jersey. Breton, Miss Marie Blanche, 810 Turnbull Ave., Apt. 21, Quebec 4, Quebec. Brewer, Walter M., 3219 Homer St., San Diego 6, California. Bricker, Forbes C., Ustowel, Ontario. Britney, Miss E. Anne, 322-77th St., North Bergen, New Jersey. Brookman, L. G., 118 Loeb Arcade, Minneapolis 2, Minnesota. Brooks, G. Scott, 2150 Tupper Ave., Apt. 7, Montreal 2S, Quebec. Brophy, Allard F., 61S1 Cote St. Luc Rd ., Montreal, Quebec. Brown, Albert G., 6 Kings Lane, Essex, COnnecticut. Brown, Jack, R.R. 3, Mallorytown, Ontario. Brown, John Huntingdon, 1133 Don MU!s Road, Apt. 605, Don Mills, Ontario. Brown, Lilian S., 36 Kent St., Halifax, Nova Scotia. Brown, M. L., Rutland, Saskatchewan. Brown, Paul L., 82 King St. E., Brockville, Ontario. Brown, Robert J., 244 Frontenac Drive, E5S Regina Suburban Sta. No. 1, Regina, Saskatchewan. Bryant, Roger H., 85 Forest St., Worcester 9, Massachusetts. Buchanan, WilHam 0., 243 Russell Hill Rd., Toronto 7, Ontario. Buck, Fred T., c;o David Field Ltd., 7 Vigor Street, London W.1 , England. Burke, Joseph F., 94 Hamilton Ave., Staten Island I, New York. Burkhart, H. L., 761 N.W. !47th St., Miami 68, Florida. Burns, Dr. 0. G., Wing Bldg., Kamloops, British Columbia. Burr, David, 2S N. Main St., Gloversville, New York. Burr, Russell, 778 Valour Road, Winnipeg, Manitolia. Burt, Roland, 355 Lawrence Rd., Broomall, Pennsylvania. Burton, Dr. Blendin L., P.O. Box 889, Los Alamos, New Mexico. Burton, F/L R. L., . IISII -119 St., Edmonton, Alberta. Bush, Joseph F., 4601 N.E. 3rd Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

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894 Bushell, Eric S., 6133 Somerled Ave., Montreal 29, Quebec. 1462 Busteed, Dr. Frank F., 10(lJS Vinton Court, Seaule 77, Washington. 1262 Butler. Mrs. Hannah B .. 114 Carolina St., Buffalo 1, New York.

c 1252 Cabot, George D ., 62 Kina Ave., Weehawken, New Jersey. 326 Calder, Sanley C., " While Cottage," Longhurst Lane, Mellor, Cheshire, England.

I SS4 Callard, Reg., Box 39, Tolield, Alberta. 1782 Cameron, Gordon A., Q.C., 311 Royal Trust Blda., Victoria, British Columbia. 143 Campbell, Frank W., 1132 Pinehurst, Royal Oak, Michigan. S71 Campbell, Dr. Murray, 9S Sherbrooke St., Wlnnlpea, Manitoba. 77 Canham, H . B., 163 Rosseau Rd., Hamilton, Ontario.

IS32 Carmichael, John A., 206- S4S St. George Street, North Vancouver, British Columbia. 479 Cam, L . Dorland, 138 WhltJey Rd., Eastbourne, Sussex, England.

1427 Carr, Dr. Robert V. C., 3134 Neosho Rd .. Younastown, Ohio. 1092 Carroll, Dr. John J .. 1$30 W. 37th Ave., Vancouver 13, Brillsh Columbia. S91 Carter, Walter P., 47 Rlsebrough Ave., WUJowdale, Ont. 428 Cartwright, J. C., S3 Madeira Park, Tunbrldac Wells, Kent, E ngland.

1074 Caspar, William C., 17 Wakeman St., West Orange, New Jersey. 849 Casselman, Dr. K. B., 718 Granville St., Vancouver 2, British Columbia.

1000 Cassels, Stewart G., 27S Dawlish Ave., Toronto 12, Ontario. 1382 Catterall, F. W., SIS 6th St., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 647 Catterick, James W., 88 West St., Brampton, Ontario. 728 Caudwell, Norman S., 126 Crescent Rd., Toronto, Ontario.

1001 Chadbourne, A. L , 1707 W. 62nd Ave., Vancouver, British Columbia. 100 Chadbourne, Walter W,, 104 Hilltop Rd., Hilltop Manor, Wilmington, Delaware. 867 Chadwick. C. Fred, 140 LeRoy St .• Binghamton, New York.

1728 Chapdelaine, Maj. Herve B. D ., 270 Avenue de Ia Concorde, St. Hyacinthe, Quebec. 1710 Chaplin, Robert A ., 6s Pepler Ave., Toronto 6, Ontario. S4S Chambers, Joseph, Box ts32, Merritt, British Columbia.

1374 Chandler, Charles M., 114 Armour Blvd., Downsvlew, Ontario. 1419 Chandler, Mrs. Charles (Dorothy B.), 114 Armour Blvd., Downsvlew, Ontario. t2S3 Chapman, C. Edward JU, 2403 Forest Park Dr., Dyer, Indiana. 633 Chapman, Major Georae A. B., 387 Mariposa Ave., Ottawa, Ontario.

1431 Chappell, Cbas. D .. 1205 Queen Anne Avenue, Seattle 9, Washington. 634 Charkow, Abe, 3802 Anaus Drive, Vancouver, Brlllsh Columbia .

IS59 Charles, R. 20 Mabel St., Willou&hby, New South Wales, Australia. JS2S Charron, J . 1 .. S37 Miles Street, Greenfield Park, Quebec. 60S Cheney, Willis F., 6S Nassau St., New York 38, New York. SIS Christiansen, Allen H., P.O. Box 2SO, North H atley, Quebec.

1093 Christensen, E. J ., 11612·94 St., Edmonton, Alberta. 1498 Clark, Emerson A., 2957 North Brighton St., Burbank, California. 787 Clark, S. H., 1696-6th Ave., Prince George, British Columbia.

1273 Cleghorn, John R., 220 Prado Place, Riverside, Ontario. 1486 Clem, Lt. Col. Wesley A., QM. Subs. School, QMTC, Fort Lee, VIrginia. 606 Clement, J . Percy, 1322 Walnut St., Victoria, British Columbia. 816 Clou&her, Nugent M., 26 Craven St., London, W.C.2., England.

JS37 Coain, Willard H., 1192 Juno Ave. , St. Paul 16, Minnesota. 1474 Cohen, Stanley, S l West.fteld Rd., Birmin&ham IS, England.

8SO Cohoon, Gordon L., 1396 St. Catherine St. West, Montreal 25, Quebec. 1687 Cole, Calvin L., 327 W. Harrison Street, Ventura, California. 113 Cole, Clifford C. Jr., 2835 Arden Rd. N .W., AtJanta, Ocoraia.

1263 Cole, Ezra D ., Nyack, New York. 41 Coleman, Clarence, P.O. Box 3, Fltchvllle, Connecticut.

817 Compton, ruchard A., 229 Ridgedale Rd., Ithaca, New York. 320 Cook, Alfred P., Coy Olen Rd., Ithaca, New York. 392 Cooke, J. R., Arkona, Ontario.

USS Copeland, Robert A ., 471 Graver Rd., R.R. 1, Richmond, Brillsh Columbia. 480 Copp, Dutton A., 10639-146th St., Edmonton, Athena.

1401 Cornelius. J ohn C. Jr., 2309 Irvina Ave. South, Minneapolis s, Minnesota. 1745 Corless, Robert D., 1826 W. Indianola Ave., Phoenix, Arizona. IS81 Cornell, Mrs. Edna M., 308 Park Street, Syracuse 8, New York. 940 Cousland, Dr. P . A. C., 1040 HuHord St., VIctoria, Brlllsh Columbia.

1662 Cossette, Marcel, 141 Sixth St., Noranda, Quebec. 9S4 Coveliers, Robert J ., 1703 N. 7Sth Court, Elmwood Park, Jllinois.

1264 Cox, Donald Georae, Box 18, Post Office, Tighe's HUI, 2N, N.S.W., Australia. 1729 Craddock, J. D. Jr., Munfordville, Kentucky. 1139 Crane, David B., c/o Kelowna OoH & Country Club, Kelowna, British Columbia. 1646 Crawford, Douglas A ., 9S Charles Street, Apt. 4, Halifax, Nova Scolia. 706 Crook, Leigh G., 1 Wheeler Place, Liberty, New York.

79 Crosby, Louis S., Box S43 Banff, Athena. 1672 Cross, Ivor F. , 1086 Dorchester Ave., Winnipeg 9, Manitoba.

895 Crouch, Robert G., 283 Riverside Drive, Swansea. Toronto, Ontario. 1367 Crummey, J.Jr. Clarence B., 94 Guestville Ave., Toronto 9, Ontario. 1663 Cubell, Murray, 241 Freeman St., Brookline, Massachusetts. 280 Culhane, James T., 119 Montaomery Ave., Coleston, Norristown, Pennsylvania.

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D SO Dassett, H. M., 4078 West 37th Ave., Vancouver 13, British Columbia.

1673 Daignault, Aime C., 41 Dana Street, Woonsocket, Rhode Island. 1076 Dale, Mrs. John D., P.O. Box !108, Red Bank, New Jersey. 1654 Dankin, Mark, 3 Tenterden Rd., Botany, New South Wales, Australia.

31 Darling, Lester E., 1027 Queen St. North, St. Petersburg 2, Florida. 1043 Darnell, Henry L., 54 Whiteiands Ave., Chorley Wood, Herts., England.

!II Davenport, Leslie A., 230 Lonsmount Drive, Toronto 10, Ontario. 1122 Davidson, Edsar, 32 Thurlow Rd., Hampstead, Quebec. 1333 Davidson, John G., 207 Harrison Ave., Christiana, Pennsylvania. 1432 Davies, Chesterton M., Bridgetown, Nova Scotia. 1632 Davies, Donald H., Dept. Cbem., University of Bristol, Bristol 8, England. 11SS Davis, Franklin 0., 11 Morningside Ave., Yardley, Pennsylvania. 1414 Davis, George H., 19 Soundview Road, Ridgefield, Connecticut. 419 Davis, W. Worth, Tillsonburg, Ontario. 910 Davison, Earl B., 21!1!15 W. McNichols Rd., Detroit 19, Michigan.

1640 Davison, Mrs. Merle 0., 833 Valley Road Place, Birmingham 8, Alabama. 1156 Daw, Rev. William Henry, Queenston, Ontario. 1111 Day, Arthur D., 17 Lauralynn Crescent, Agincourt, Ontario. 1044 Day, Charles H., 706-32nd St. W., Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Lll Day, Dr. Kenneth M., 3S1S Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 317 Day, Lloyd R., 22 Lorne Street, Huntsville, Ontario.

1756 Day, W. H., 640 Burrard St., Vancouver 1, British Columbia. 983 Day, Warde, 174 Moore Ave., Toronto, Ontario.

1342 Day, Walter T., 818 Semlln Dr., Vancouver 6, British Columbia. 199 Dean, Arthur J., 670 Riverside Dr., New York 31, New York.

1231 Debney, Philip L., 10123 Clifton Place, Edmonton, Alberta. 1216 Decarie, Maurice, 6667·19th Ave., Rosemont, Montreal, Quebec. 1711 Delange, Victor A., Box 392, Kamloops, British Columbia. 1343 DeFrantz, Walter, 5624 So. LaSalle, Chicago 21, Illinois. 144 DeLisle, Ivan J., 1891 London St. W., Windsor, Ontario.

1415 DeMase, Vincent A., 370 Leedale Street, Albany 9, New York. 1582 deMontigny, R., 10 Brittany Rd., Bale d'Urfte, Quebec. 1730 Denny, Robert F., 21 Newfoundland Ave., Hu.ntingdon, L.I., New York 292 Denton, Bert, c/ o Monsanto-Kasei Chemical Co., C.P.O. Box 879, Tokyo, Japan.

1077 desRlvieres, Guy, 170 des Bemieres, Quebec 4, Quebec. 1647 DeSantis, Ricardo, 29 Krieger Crescent, Toronto 19, Ontario.

- 1712 Devaux, Robert J., 3 Rexgate Road, Rexdale, Ontario L266 deVolpl, Cbarles P., 109 Sunnyside Ave., Westmount, Montreal 6, Quebec. 1123 deVolpi, Margaret, 109 SUnnyside Ave., Westmount, Montrea16, Quebec. 738 Dewey, Rev. George F., 5124 Sberbrooke St. W., Montreal 28, Quebec. 788 Dickenson, James, 1126 Garry St., Regina, Saskatchewan. 692 Dilworth, Harold M., 4744 W. 7th Ave., Vancouver, British Columbia. 769 Ditmars, V. M., 663 Philip St., Fredericton, New Brunswick.

1664 Dobbie, George H., 4S Blair Rd., Galt, Ontario. 941 Dodson, George L. Jr., 1663 E. Cheltenham Ave., Philadelphia 24, Pennsylvania.

165!1 Donne, James Harold, Highfields, Stamford Rd., Kirby Muxloe, Leicester, England. 1618 Dooley, John W., 7724 West Rogers St., West Allis 19, Wisconsin. 1S42 Doolittle, Frederick W. Jr., 301 B & 0 Bldg., Balltmore 1, Maryland. 1!126 Dorian, Miss Ann, S7 Teignmouth Rd., London N.W.2, England. 942 Douglas, Robert S., c/o W. & A. Gilbey Ltd., New Toronto, Ontario.

1619 Downing, Lester L., 10 Craescent Rd., Concord, Massachusetts. 1368 Dowsley, Douglas B., 2051 Cadboro Bay Rd., Victoria, British Columbia. 1487 Dozier, R. L., 1102-20th St., Huntington, West Virginia. 1178 Drake, Everett N., 136A Walmer Rd., Toronto 4, Ontario.

80 Drake, J. Frank, Shenley Park Apts., Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh 13, Pennsylvania. 1757 Drew, Thomas 0., 426 Staff Hotel, Deep River, Ontario 1656 Dudley, Edward A., 447 Blythwood Rd., Toronto 12, Ontario. 1731 Duncan, John J., Box 118, Armstrong, British Columbia

37 Duncan, Robert 1., Box 118, Armstrong, British Columbia. 1179 Duncanson, A. A., 241 Dunvegan Rd., Toronto 7, Ontario. 1613 Duval, Jacques, 126 Logan, St. Lambert, Quebec.

E 608 Eaton, Lt. Col. F. B., 3160 W. 57th Ave., Vancouver 13, British Columbia.

1713 Ebbers, Todd A., 1824 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago 14, lllinols 1747 Eddy, Emerson Wick, 75 East 4Sth Street, New York 17, New York 1002 Edington, A., 4S Castle Knock Rd., Toronto 12, Ontario. 22S Edwards, A. Earl, !136 Bayview Ave., Toronto 17, Ontario.

1191 Eisele, Herman, 824 Engineers Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio. 176S Egner, Robert J ., 119 Elmwood Avenue, Hohokus, New Jersey 1488 Eley, John Henry, 36S Howard Ave., Nanalmo, British Columbia. 1232 Elliot, R. Edwin, Box 134, St. Johns, Quebec. 1463 Elliott, Thomas Braden, 188 Melrose Ave., Toronto 12, Ontario. 1067 Erental, RichardT., 21 Greenridge Ave., White Plains, New York. 1620 Ethier, Jules J. C., P.O. Box 117, Osbawa, Ontario. 1334 Ev8118, Prank S., Box 202, Sedro-Woolley, Washington.

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F Fairbanks, A. G., .54 Oakland Ave., Westmount, Quebec. Falrbanlcs, Gordon H ., 1007 Trip Hammer Road, llhaca, New York . Falken, Dr. Stephen R. , .500 East 4th St., Boyertown, Pennsylvania. Farnell, Major R . S., 1319 West Upton Road. Fort SUI, Oklahoma. Farquhar, Lloyd M .. R.R. No. I, Westfield, Kings Co., New Brunswick. Fee, Cleo H., 3247 Lawrence Ave. E., West Hill, Ontario. Feldman, Harold, 1102 Western Ave., Albany, New York. Fenell, A. E., 421.5 Brant St., Vancouver 12, Brilish Columbia. Ferguson, Dr. J. G., 46 Robina Ave., Toronto 10, Ontario. Fhy, Joseph Elton, 1612 Diane Dr., Compton, California . Fifield, Edson J ., .511 Fifth Ave., New Yotk 17, New York. Flrtb, L. Ger.ald, Westminster Place, P ittsbura 32, Pennsylvania. Fletcher, E. D ., 7138 WUtshlre St., Vancouver, British Columbia. PoUnsbee, Dr. F. J ., 141 83 Marine Drive, White Rock, British Columbia. Polinsbee, J . A., 760 Marine Drive, West Vancouver, British Columbia. Foresman, Ralph D., 309 N. Sumner Ave., Scranton 4, Pennsylvania. Porfar, Keith, 2966 N . 41st St., Milwaukee 10, Wisconsin. Forney, Earl B., 1932 Princeton Ave., St. Paul .5, Mlnesota. Poster, Bertrand A., 338 Mark St., Port Arthur, Ontario. Poster, Charles F., 81 Cherltan Ave., Toronto, Ontario. Foster, George B .• Box 174, Bordentown, New Jersey. Foster, W. J., 84 Queen St. E., Brarnpton, 001ano. Foulds, Arthur, 117 Cave Avenue, Banff, Alberta Pox. John A ., 110 West 42nd St., New York 36, New York. Frampton. Gene W .. 6.543 Beach Drive, Seanle 16. Washington. Francis, Henry W., 786A Farmlnaton Ave., West Hartford 7, Connecticut. F rasch, Zottan, 9 Normandy Blvd., Toronto, Ontario. Fraser, Major Hugh N., 1002 Forest Brook Drive, Penticton, British Columbia Fraser, Oswald, 8.5 Foothill Rd., Aberdeen, Scotland. Fraser, R. Thurlow, P.O. Box 8, Rossland, British Columbia. Preele, Dr. Lloyd W. M., Box 117, Glencoe, Ontario. Freeman, F. G ., P.O. Box 28, Midway, British Columbia. Freeman, W. A., 39 Brinkley Crescent, Hamilton, Ontario. Fries, Herman 1., 1315 Merriam Ave., Bronx .52, New York. Fritzsche, Wolfgang, P.O. Box 8, Canaodlagua, New York Fromm, Frank, 1-'5 H arvester Ave., Batavia, New York. Funk, Boyd D. P., 87 Erie St., Tiftln, Ohio . Furneau, F j L Robert, RCAF Station, Mont A plea, Quebec

G 432 Gabbltas, A., .56 Blair Athol, Banner Cross, Sheffield 11, Enaland .

.53 Gallagher, Dr. C. D., Van Orden Apts., Van Orden Ave., Spring Valley, New York . .54 Oalllver, Joseph H ., 617 Ann Arbor St., Flint 3, Mlchlaan.

1283 Garner, James W., 87 Arnold St., Hamilton, Ontario. 15 Garrett, C. B. D .• Box 8, Horseshoe Bay P.O., Brlllsh Columbia.

114 Oates, Henry, 18944 64th Ave., Apt. 9H, Fresh Meadows 6.5, L.l., New York . .579 Gaylord, S. B., t8 Godfrey Lane, Schenectady 9, New York.

104.5 Geake, Leslie, 12244-96 St., Edmonton, Alberta. 123.5 Geldert, Dr. G. M., .516 Kenwood Ave., Ottawa 3, Ontario •

.564 Gellnas, Major J. Armand, M .D., U.S . Army Hosp., Camp Leroy J ohnson, New Orleans 40, La. 1749 Genberg, Gosta P., Eriksbergsgatan 7, Stockholm, Sweden 262 Georae, Ernest, 9817-107 St., Edmonton, Alberta.

1236 George, Graham Prank, 40 Warwick Rd., Coulsdon, Surrey, England. 678 German, Gordon T., c/o Bank of Montreal, Powell River, British Columbia.

1447 Glbb, James S. J ., P .O. Box 338, Kelowna, Brllish Columbia. 208 Gill, Evan R., 11 Cheltenham Ave., Uverponl, Ena!and.

1127 Glassco, J. G., 2.5 Kina St. W., Toronto I, Ontario. 44.5 Godden, Stanley, 72 Woodland Drive, Hove, Sussex, Enatand . .59.5 Goffin, John, 5120 Hyde Park Blvd., Niagara Palls. New York. 853 Goldman, Leo, 2264 Oladstone Ave., Windsor, Ontario. 679 Goldsborouah, Joseph R., 234 Jackson St., Wllllmantlc, Connecticut. 1715 OoUings, Frank J ., 1668 W. Riverview Avenue, Decatur, Illinois. 1370 Gooch, John E., 926-16tb St., Bellingham, Washington. 1768 Goodall, Jack D., 13068 - 124 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta 1464 Goodfellow, Charles W., 101 Stinson Ave., St. Laurent, Montreal, Quebec. 158.5 Goody, Harry, 26 Carrwood Rd., Bramhall, England. 1538 Gordon, Dr. Peter C., 18 Bellevue Ave., Halifax, Nova Scotia. 1030 Gordon, John S., 18 Ute PI. , WML, Rockaway, New Jersey. 17.58 Gourley, George, c; o CoJiato-Palmolive Ltd., Coliate Avenue, Toronto 8, Ontario 1732 Grace, John P., 194 McDannel Street, Peterborouah, Ontario 921 Grant, M. E., 60 Adelaide St. N., Lindsay, Ontario. t614 Gratz, Lt. 1. Roger, 11 Fischer Ave., Pittsburgh 23, Pennsylvania.

26 Gravell, Thomas D., Cherry Hill Apts., 714 East, Merchantville, New Jersey. 194 Gray, J. A., 26 We111ngton St., Kinaston, Ontario. IA8 G reene, Vlacent G., 77 Victoria St., Toronto 1, Ontario.

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749 Greenhill, Major R. S. B., The Sblellna, VU!a&e Way, Uttle Chalfont, Amersham, Bucks., EqlaDd. '184 Greening, Gustav G., 4434 Smith Ave., Burnaby 1, British Columbia. 1722 Greenwood, H. D., BoK 132, Kamloops, British Columbia 1375 Grierson, Thos. H. J ., 3791 West 35th Ave., Vancouver 13, British Columbia. 1459 Grimble, Robert W., 122 Wynnwood Dr., Windybush, Wilmington 3, Delaware. 1079 Gulbord, Walter, 701 Forestdale Rd., Royal Oak, Mlchi&an. 1195 Gutawessky, J ohn, ~009 Donald Street, Delroit 39, Michigan 1300 Gutzman, W. L., 38 Vinet Ave., Strathmore, Quebec. 1786 Gyorll, Dr. A. W., 62 Harborvlew Drive, Sydney, Nova Scotia

H 714 Haac, Norman M., 4341 Orchard St .. Philadelphia 24, Pennaylvaola.

1274 Hadley, Fred R., 121· 11th St. East (P.O. Box 54), Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. 1310 Hale, Robert F., P.O. Box 126, Malone, New York. 1674 Haley, Warren F., BoK 205, Fryeburg, Maine. 1433 Hall, Edward, 679 Windemere Ave., Ottawa, Ontario.

681 Hall, A. H., 3720 Cadboro Bay Road, Victoria, British Columbia. 560 Halllday, W. E. D., 420 Lisaar Rd., Radclift'e Parle, Ottawa, Ontario.

1787 Hammell, Mrs. Daphne J., R.R. No. 1, Malton, Ontario 791 Hanselman, Mae M .. Box 573, Brantford, Ontario. 95 Hans1er, Lester A., Box 632, Inalewood 5, California.

739 Hanzel, William E., 179 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IUJnols. 1621 Harmer, Bernard D .. 6 West 48th St., New York 36, New York. 452 Harmer, C. H . C., 39-42 New Bond St., London W.l., EnaJand. 282 Harmer, Gordon R., 560 Fifth Ave., New York 19, New York.

1733 Harper, Ethel, Peter Cooper Hotel, 130 East 39th Street, New York 16, New York. 570 Harper, Major 0. B. , 53 Chesll Court, Chelsea Manor St., London S.W.3, England. 884 Harper, George T., 411 Dryden Rd., Ithaca, New York.

1734 Harrington, Dr. Paul, 813 Bathurst Street, Toronto, Ontario. 1360 Harris, A. Leonard, 50 Victoria Rd. North, Southsea, Hampshire, Enaland. 729 Harris, E. A., 7516·80 St., Edmonton, Alberta.

1147 Harris, F. N., 11013·129 St., Edmonton, Alberta. 1010 Harris, Marjorie H., 1405 W. 12th Ave., Vancouver 9, British Columbia. 1586 H arris, Sidney D., 162 Grove St., Rutland, Vermont. 1500 Harris Sidney 1., The Brows, Llss, Rants., EnaJand. 1194 Ha rris, Theodore H., 530 Outremont Ave., Outremont 8, Quebec. 1384 Harrison, A. F., 37 Elizabeth St. North, Brampton, Ontario. ISO! Harrison, Horace W., Box 5780, Pikesville 8, Maryland. 770 Hart, Kenneth D., 43 N.Y. Ave., Dumont, New Jersey. 911 Hassan, William 1., 406 N. Tlo&a St., Ithaca, New York.

1648 Hastie, Walter , 4339 Maywood St., Burnaby I, British Columbia. 531 Hauseman, Tilghman K., Boyertown Pike, Rt. 26, Pottstown, Pennsylvania.

1032 Hawley, Cyril H., 38 Hedgehoa Lane, West Simsbury, Connecticut. 1666 Hayes, Harry, 18 Field Hill, Batley, Yorkshire, England. 1633 Haystead, Robert A., 24911 Oxford, Dearborn, Michigan. 1068 H azell, Dr. H . C., 119 MornJnaton St ., Stratford, Ontario. Ll64 Hedley, Rlebard P., 259 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, New York. 869 Helman, Irwin, 2 W. 46th St., New York 19, New York.

1796 Helsz, George M., 998 East River Road, Grand Island. New York. 16.5 H erst, Herman J r., Shrub Oak, Westch~ster County, New York.

14.51 Hethertlngton, Albert E., 9 Patkvlew Blvd., Brockville, Ontario. 1502 Hetherington, Robert Bruce, Beedings Cottage, Gay St., PulboroU&h, Sussex, Enaland. 1219 Hewer, Edgar B., Box 144, Kamloops, British Columbia. 956 Hickey, Frank J ., 242 Lee St., Peterborouah, Ontario.

1033 Hicks, George D., Wellington St., Listowel, Ontario. 247 Hicks, Henry D., Bridgetown, Nova Scotia.

1422 Hi&alnbotham, Sibley, 93 South Central Ave., Wollaston 70, Massachusetts. 1570 Hill, Dr. Arthur C., 309 Duflerin Ave., Sber'brooke, Quebec. 109.5 Hill, Gordon M., 1612·50 Ave. S.W., Calgary, Alberta. 1159 Hill, J ames R., 3207 24A St. S.W., Calgary, Alberta. 14.52 Hirsch, Wlllle, P.O. Box 918, Prescott, Ontario. 234 Hiscock, E. H., Box E-5210, St. John's, Newfoundland. 666 Hodder, Rev. Morley, 28 ClaJlln St., Milford, Massachusetts.

1034 Hooason, Ashton Rowell, 1095-7th Ave., Kamloops, British Columbia. 985 Hodason, Mrs. Sayde, 47 Risebrough Ave., Wlllowdale, Ontario. 582 Hofbauer, Frank L., 14 Olivia Terrace, Yardley, Pennsylvania.

1735 Hoffman, Harry E., 3201 W. Roosevelt Road , Chicago 24, Jlllnois. 10 Hoffmann, Walter R., 7718 95th Ave., Ozone Park 16, New York.

1402 Hollands, Hedley John, 103 Avenue Road, Apt. 512, Toronto 5, Ontario. 896 Hollingsworth, D r. Charles, 17 Mellish Road, Walsall. Staffs., England. 177 Holmes, Dr. L. Seale, Medical Arts BuUdina, London, Ontario. 8.54 Holmes, Dr. Ralph Jerome, Dept. of Geoloay, Columbia University, New York 27, New York. 596 Holness, A. B., 18 Meadowvalo Dr., Toronto 18, Ontario.

1313 Hooahlclrk, Robert C., Box 510, Milford, Connecticut. 1435 Hopkins, Harris H., 343 Park Ave .. Parchment, Kalamo:tao U, Mlcblaan. 1444 Horan, Robert 1., 117 Utch6eld St., Frankfort, New York. 1237 Hornby, Fred, l OSS Seyborn Avenue, Detroit 14, Michlaan.

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1114 Home, Brien, 2709 Montcalm Crescent, Calgary, Alberta. 1128 ):,lome, H. H., 97 Lecavallcr St., St. Laurent, Quebec. . 1428 Horowitz, PhilipS., P.O. Box 38, East Elmhurst 69, New York. 923 Horton, S. J ., 3005 E. 3rd Ave., Vancouver, British Columbia.

1788 Houston, John C., 128 Henry Street, Prescott, Ontario. 1634 Howard, J . R., P.O. Box 77, Comox, British Columbia. 1129 Howard, Lionel D., Ardmore R.D., Papakura, Auckland, New Zealand. 1736 Howe, H. H., 1400 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago 10, Illinois. 771 Howes, Victor E., 148 Beltran St., Malden 48, Massachusetts.

1675 Hoyer, Paul H., 122 Clinton St., Penn Yan, New York. 1667 Hubbard, Atrred John, 1116 (;ity Rd., London E.C.l, England. 1345 Huff, Clayton, 925 Edgewood Ave., Pelham Manor, New York. 379 Humby, H. T., 2041 Courtland Drive, Burlington, Ontario.

1346 Hunka, Daniel, 894 Ridley Blvd., Ottawa 3, Ontario. 1140 Hunt, Harris R., 3 Valley View Drive, Bloomfield, Connecticut.

44 Hunter, Ralph C., 21329 Woodward Ave., Ferndale 20, Mich{aan. 1003 Hunter, Stanley Charles, 60 Harrington Rd., Brighton 6, Sussex, Enatand. 750 Hurlbert, Harry, Box 831, C/O Elks Club, Modesto, California. 583 Hurst, Peter J ., Apt. 329, 3445 Cote des Neiges Rd., Montreal 25, Quebec.

1311 Hurst, W. D., 67 Kingsway, Winnipeg 9, Manitoba. 871 Hutt, Fred B., 102 Eastwood Ave., Ithaca, New York.

1080 Hutton, Thomas Reay, 5 Elm Close, Amersham, Bucks., Enaland. 43 Hyde, Alex, 337 Stagtl St., Brooklyn 6, New York.

1220 Ingraham, W. St. Clair, No.2 Crescent St., North Sydney, Nova Scotia. 1301 Insley, Arthur H., 378 Melrose Ave., Toronto 12, Ontario. 1769 Ireland, Ed., 8 Rosetree Crescent, Calgary, Alberta. 1783 Irvine, Alan F., 572 St. James Street, London, Ontario.

- 617 lves, Dr. R. E., Stayner, Ontario.

J 235 Jackson, W. L., 5'0 Balliol St., Toronto 12, Ontario.

17SO Jaco, Dr. N. T., 142 McNaughton Street, Sudbury, Ontario. 106 Jacobi, H. Jr., 149 Bay St. S., Hamilton, Ontario.

1543 Jacobson, CWO Benj. S., P.O. Box 562, Santa Barbara, California. 1410 James, Dr. E. S., 336 Oxford St., Winnipeg 9, Manitoba.

72 Jamieson, Raymond A., Box 235, Almonte, Ontario. 1195 Jamieson, Robert A., 11 Arthur St., Binghamton, New York. 283 Jarrett, Fred, Box 302, G.P.O., Toronto, Ontario. 618 Jarvia, Laurence E. M., 28 Lynnhaven Rd., Toronto 10, Ontario.

1503 Jenkins, G. Maynard, 610 Dwight Bldg., Kansas City 5, Missouri. 654 Jennings, Carl, 29 James St. S., Hamilton, Ontario.

1504 Jennings, H . I., ·1937 Clermont, Denver, Colorado. 82 Jephcott, C. M., 323 Rosemary Rd., Toronto, Ontario.

943 Jockel, C. H., 61 Great S.W. Road, Hounslow, Middlesex, England. 381 Johnson, Alden C., 6 Myles View Place, Willowdale, Ontario.

1221 Johnson, B. Connor, 306 W. High St., Urbana, Illinois. 303 Johnson, G. E., 12 Lee Court, Brockton 12, Massachusetts. 218 Johnson, George S., Bracebridtle, Ontario.

1776 Johnson, John Finlay, 305 Sherwood Building, Spokane 1, Washington. 793 Johnson, John H., 4443 N. Winchester, Chicago 40, Illinois. 24 Johnson, Thomas L., 21001 Alexander Dr., St. Clair Shores, Michigan.

721 Johnston, Gordon, Sanatorium P.O., Ontario. JSOS Johnstone, Gene N .• Box 618, Highland, New York. 172 Johnstone, W. S., 2091 West Broadway, Vancouver, British Columbia. S33 Jones, Cathleen A., Bluenose Motel, P.O. Box 1133, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

1169 Jones, Irwin G., 220 Walnut Lane, Ambler. Pennsylvania. 751 Judd, Allan F., 34 Adelaide Crescent, Hovf', Sussex, England.

K 17S9 Kalbfleisch, Grant L., 1342 Laperl'iere Avenue, Ottawa 3, Ontario. 1737 Kaminer, Barney H., 6543 Vineland, Apt. 7, No. Hollywood, California. 1571 Kammann, Frederick C., Williamsville, Vermont. 708 .Kanee, Sol, 122 Ash St., Winnipeg, Manitoba.

1011 Karpinski, Edward T., 367 Park St., P.O. Box 614, New Britain, Connecticut. 1797 Karvosky, Af2C Ronald J., 15th Tac Recon Sqdn, Box 177, APO 239, San Francisco, California. 1716 Kaufmann, Carl P., Tribes Hill, New York. 1240 Kay, JosephS., 8663 Bessemore St., Detroit 13, Michigan. 760 Kay, Marshall, 175 Glenwood Ave., Leonia, New Jersey. 945 Keally, James M., 130 Barcladen Rd., Rosemont, Pennsylvania. S6S Keane, F. W. L., Summerland, British Columbia. 873 Keffer, HarrY B., Box 5342, Hamden 18, Connecticut.

85 Kemp, C. George, 4402 King Edward Ave., Montreal, Quebec. 1393 Kemp, Clarence A., 134 Forest Hill Rd., Toronto 7, Ontario. 822 Kenny, James H. F ., 7 Wadawaska Dr., Ottawa, Ontario.

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1668 Kenwood, Clifford W., 37 Highfield Ave., Mount Royal, Quebec. 1S2.7 Kenyon, Alonzo F., 2505 Hollywood Drive, Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania. 1676 Kenyon, Stewart .$., 10943-118 St., Edmonton, Alberta. 1394 Kern, Carl F., 2700 Sunset Dr., Bellingham 27, Washington. 334 Kessler, A!Cred H., 7934 Pickering St., Pbiladelphia SO, Pennsylvania. 898 Kiefaber, W. H., 634 Woods Rd., Dayton 19, Ohio.

1291 King, Garfield A., 4636 West 8th Ave., Vancouver 8, British Columbia. 1386 King, William Henry, 144 South Edwards Ave., Syracuse 6, New York. 342. Kirchoff, Arthur G .. 12.139 Manor Ave., Detroit 4, Michigan.

1336 Kirk, Amy (Mrs. J. A. C.), 4063 West 34th Ave., Vancouver 13, British Columbia. 1327 Kirkwood, A. L. H., 34 Willowbank Blvd., Toronto 12, Ontario. 773 Kitchen, John M., Rt. 6, Woodstock, Ontario.

1049 Kitchen, W02 Ronald, 90 Byron St., Trenton, Ontario. 1018 Kline, Robert L., 1061 W. Rosemont, Chicago 40, Illinois. 1556 Knight, Alexander Duncan, 261 Maplehurst Ave., Willowdale, Ontario. 1196 Knox, Stewart 1., 26 Stoke St., Port Arthur, Ontario. 1387 Koeppel, Adolph, 633 Chelsea Rd., Oceanside, L.l .• New York. 1798 Kraemer, Fred, 4111- 19th Street N.W., Calgary, Alberta. 774 Kraemer, James E., 18 Cambridge Ave., Kltchener, Ontario.

1560 Krasner Mllton, 169 Ridge Rd., No. Arlington, New Jersey. 327 Kreischer, Peter, 3311 N. 32nd Street, Phoenix, Arizona.

1131 Kropke, Lester R., 9029 S. Claremont, Chicago 20, Illinois. 1635 Kuttner, William R. , 1418 Somerset Pl. N.W., Washington 11, D.C. 1480 Kuhn, William S., 10830 Miquelita Avenue, San Jose 27, California.

L 1760 Lackner, Robert J., 1661 Beaucaire Drive, Warson Woods 22, Missouri. 1369 LaFrance, Leo J ., 27 Underhill Rd., Ossining, New York. 1587 Lagueux, Paul, 1381 desGouverneurs, Quebec, Quebec.

66 Laing, E. Bruce, P.O. Box 6, Dowagiac, Michigan. 1622 Lainof, Milton, 27 Roselawn Crescent, Calgary, Alberta. 1348 Laird, W. W., 26 Arjay Crescent, Wlllowdale, Ontario. 383 Lambe, Harold R., 34 Deloraine Ave., Toronto 12, Ontario.

1255 Lamb, Richard M., Box 573, Kitchener, Ontario. 1561 Lamouroux, Louis M., 222 Lawrence Ave. West, Toronto 12, Ontario. 145 Lamson, Roger W., 39 Gould St., Stoneham, Massachusetts. 899 Lane, John, 38 Lome Ave. E., Brandon, Manitoba. 761 Lang, Paul, 41 South Rd., Katonah, New York.

1669 Langabeer, James S., 20 William Denny Ave., Westmere, Auckland W.2, New Zealand. 584 Langer, F., 432 W. Pender, Vancouver 3, British Columbia.

1588 Langlois, Pierre, 98 Cours des Vincennes, Paris 12, France. 1539 Langstroth, Dr. R. S., 190 St. John St., Fredericton, New Bmnswick. 900 LaPerrlere, Charles A., 1615 Hatcher Crescent, Ann Arbor, Michigan. 958 Larkin, Richard H., 404 Security Bldg., Windsor, Ontario.

1623 Laser, Philll., 612 North 16th St., Omaha 2, Nebraska. 516 Law, James, 70 Frank St., Tillsonburg, Ontario.

1292 Lawlor, J. Murray, 6 A1ntree Court, Toronto 14, Ontario. 571 Lea, John E., 6 Albert Sq., Manchester 2, England. · 687 Lea. William E., 446 Strand, London, W .C.2, England. 946 LeBaron, Leslie B., Box 255, North Hatley, Quebec. 312 LeBaron, Owen V., 2724 S. Phillippi Rd., Boise, Idaho. 146 Lee, Chester a, 6933 La Jolla Blvd., La Jolla, California.

1035 Lee, George L., "Dunleith", BernardsvUie, New Jersey, 1096 Lee, 1. Chang, 220 Union Blvd., St. Lambert, Quebec. 1141 Lee, WalterS., Staff P.O., Kitimat, British· Columbia.

493 Lees-Jones, R. W. T., Merridale, Bankhall Lane, Hale, Cheshire, England. 1534 Lefferts, Jacob R. V . M., Monmouth Hills, Highlands, New Jersey. 1436 Legeer, Jacob J ., 511 Beechwood Dr., East Rochester, New York. 1170 Lenny, Allen, Ste. 7, 910 Rosser Ave., Brandon, Manitoba. 1615 Letch, E. H., 1232 Des Chenaux Rd., Three Rivers, Quebec. 637 Lett, W. Ralph, 54 Forman Avenue, Toronto, Ontario. 166 Leuf, Ralph R., 7212 N. Oakland Street, Philadelphia 49, Pennsylvania.

1097 Levine, Irving, 65 Aberfoyle Rd., New Rochelle, New York. Ll Levine, Jack, 209 Pine Tree Rd., Oxford, North Carolina.

1624 Levltton, D., 129 Broadway, Herne Bay, Kent, England. L506 Lewis, Gordon P., 37 Eldomar Ave., Brampton, Ontario. 824 Uchtig, Allen D ., 20192 Sorrento, Detroit 35, Michigan. 263 Lidman, David, 390 West End Ave., 3-D, New York 24, New York.

L154 Llnett, C. Kirk, 135 Glenview Ave., Wyncote, Pennsylvania. 1388 Lincoln, Leo L., 14 Kenwood St., Pittsfield, Massachusetts. 7.53 Linde, Orvel A., 5321-14 Ave. S., Minneapolis 17, Minnesota.

1328 Linton, Cpl. H. C. , 2714 W. 31st Avenue, Vancouver 8, British Columbia. 1224 Little, Phillip Jr., 490 Higbcroft Road, Wayzata, Minnesota. 561 Littlefield, Lester N., 52 W. Emerson St., Melrose 76, Massachusetts. 970 Livingstone, Elizabeth M., 14400 Glastonbury Rd., Detroit 23, Micbipn, 384 Llewellyn, George B., 137 Clearview Ave., Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania.

- 1083 Lloy, J. M., 90 Heath Street W., Apt. 303, Toronto 7, Ontario.

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1160 Louklo, Alexander, 42 East 75th St., New York 21, New York. 826 Loveys, Newton, 125 Lawton Blvd., Apt. 1109, Toronto 7,. Ontario.

L510 Lowe, Robtoo, SO Pall Mall, London, S.W.I, England. 1465 Ludlow, Lewis M. Jr., 300 W. Orange Grove, Arcadia, California. 1469 Lucy, Shue F., J612-21st St. N.W., Calgary, Alberta. 1012 Lukow, Stanley, 472 McKenzie St., Winnipeg, Maoltoba. 1256 Lum, Cpl. Stanley, RCAF Station, Moose Jaw, Sask. 1751 Lumley, W., 234 Pine Street, Delhi, Ontario. 1149 Lundberg, John P., 11232·9.SA St., Edmonton, Alberta. 167 Lussey, Harry W., 137 Voorhis Ave., New Milford, New Jersey. 959 Lyman, Robert W., c;o Robson Lowe Ltd., 50 Pall Mall, London, England.

M 638 Macaskie, James P., 23 Thornhlll Ave., Lindley, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England.

I 770 MacAulay, Jack, 340 Otter Street. Banff, Alberta. 386 Macauley, lao M., 7 St. Patrick St., Port Dover, Ontario. 740 MacCallum, RobertS., 6 Douglas Lane, Larchmont, New York.

1723 MacCormack, Dr. Harold P., 34 Charles Street, Truro, Nova Scotia. 1752 MacDonald, Burtcbell F., 158 Main Street, Bible Hill, Col. Co., Nova Scotia. 1198 MacDonald, Daniel G., 115 Elmwood Drive, Sunny Brae, West County, New Brunswick. 1181 MacDonald, Dr. John, P.O. Box 38, Antigonish, Nova Scotia. 971 MacDonald, W. A., 61 Almond St., Weiland, Ontario.

1688 Macinnes, Malcolm T., 33 Pleasant St., Truro, Nova Scotia. 775 Maciver, Richard G. Jr., 1921 Graefield Road, Birmingham, Michigan.

1376 MacLaurin, J. C., 12 Burnside Dr., Toronto, Ontario. 1605 MacLeod, D. J., P.O. Box 338, Fredericton, New Brunswick. 484 MacMaster, Harris A., 1022 Davie St., Vancouver .S, British Columbia. 886 MacNutt, W. S., Department of History, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, N.B. 828 MacRory, J. K., 94 Indian Rd., Toronto 3, Ontario.

1438 Majerus, George P., 4114 Rolando Blvd., San Diego 15, California. 101 Makepeace, Colin MacR., 1030 Hospital Trust Bldg., Providence 6, Rhode Island.

1572 Mangold, Carl Rene, 1495 St. James St. West, Montreal, Quebec. 988 Manlove, Colin A., Suite 4, 821 West Pender St., Vancouver I, British Columbia.

1453 Mann, Charles M., Box 3442, University Sta., Charlottesville, Virginia. 1777 Margeson, Paul B. , 6 Grosvenor Square, Schenectady, New York. 109 Marler, George C., 1460 McGre\lor Street, Apt. 504, Montreal, Quebec. 507 Marshall, Richard B., Box 647, Presque Isle, Maine.

1589 Marshall, Roy, 10424 McVine Ave., Sunland. California. 1677 Marshall, W. Lome, R.R. I, Campbell River, British Columbia. 932 Martin, George M., 902 Larsen Bldg., Yakima, Washington.

1700 Martin, H. R., The Circle, Lewiston, New York. 902 Martin, Herbert E., Tranqullle Farm, Tranquille, British Columbia. 155 Martin, W. F. B., 249 Argyle Ave., Ottawa, Ontario.

1098 Mason, A. F., 491 Windsor Ave., Penticton, British Columbia. 1132 M.atte, Raymond, 3558 Addington, Montreal 28, Quebec. 1697 Matthews, Thomas A., 2500 Signal HiU Road, Springfield, Ohio. 1625 Matejka, Or. James J. Jr., 10 North LaSalle St., Ste . .216, Chicago 2, Illinois. 1689 Mathes, J. 0., 4215 Brown's Lane, Louisville .S, Kentucky. 972 Maxim, Oren B., Box HOS, Waterbury 20, Connecticut. 526 Maxwell, Richard N., Forest St., Middleton, Massachusetts.

1657 Maxwell, Mrs. Louise, 3755 Dallas Rd ., Salem, Oregon. 1606 McAllister, William M. , 32639 MacKenzie Or., Garden City, Michigan. 1315 McCallum, Reside, 3 Lansdowne Gardens, Point Claire, Quebec. 1470 McCiammy, William C., 315 S. 3rd St., P.O. Box 1595, Wilmington, North Carolina. 933 McClelland, James B., 990 Richter St., Kelowna, British Columbia.

1573 McComb, James Arthur, 1715-26A St. S.W., Calgary, Alberta. 1377 McConnell, Mrs. G. H., 314 Kingswood Rd., Toronto 13, Ontario. 238 McCoy, Ethel B., 65 W. 54th St., New York 19, New York.

1395 McCready, A. L., Gould St., Cobden, Ontario. 875 McCreery, Hugh C., 232 Ave. C West, Bismarck, North Dakota.

1799 McCus-ker, John J. Jr., 81 West High Terrace, Rochester 19. New York. 795 McDonald, F. Beattie, 2785 Huggins Ave., Niagara Falls, Ontario.

1200 McDonald, Susan M., 2030 Glenmont Avenue N.W., Canton 8, Ohio. 27 McDonough, Charles, 3213 N. Howard SL, Philadelphia 40, Pennsylvania.

1678 McGorman, James W., 11 Elizabeth St., Stratford, Ontario. 1562 McGowan, Louis C., 63 Walnut St., Johnston 9, Rhode Island. 857 McGrath, Edward, 37 Chaplin Ave., St. Catharlnes, Ontario. 239 McGuire, 1. W., 70 Church St., Montrose, Pennsylvania. 762 Mcintyre, Arthur W., 10918-84th Ave., Edmonton, Alberta.

1416 McKanna, Alan Gordon, 41 Saybrook Ave., Toronto 18, Ontario. 1189 McKay, Walter Garry, 62 Westview Drive, Calgary, Alberta. 731 McKee, Dr. C. S., McKee Rd., R.R. 3, Abbotsford, British Columbia.

1771 McKinnon, Donald E., 325 Bighorn Street, Banff, Alberta. 1516 McLaren, John N., S E. Court St., Hudson, New York. 906 McLellan, Col. Duncan, 30 Rostan Rd., Glasgow S.3, Scotland.

1642 McLellan, Robert F., Q.C., P.O. Box 45, Truro, Nova Scotia. 1277 McLennan, Lindsay M., 184 Arkcll St., Hamilton, Ontario.

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1036 McLellan, Hubert M., 2206 Crescent Or., Seattle 2, Washington. 534 McLellan, Hugh, Champlain, New York. 9U McMaster, T. Ledley, c/o Bank of Nova Scotia, 1301 Douglas St., Victoria, Brltisli Columbia.

- 1738 McMillan, Alex, P.O. Box 81, Lockerby, Ontario. 780 McMurrlch, J. Ronald, First St., Gananoque, Ontario.

, 962 McMurray, Jack W., 1214 Norview Ave., Norfolk 13, Virginia. 649 McNeU, C. Russell, 833 Klngsway Or., Longacres, Burlington, Ontario.

1790 McQuade, Thomas, 173 East 91st Street, New York 28, New York. 1302 McTaggart-Cowan, Or. lao, 2088 Acadia Rd., Vancouver, British Columbia. 130 McVey, Georae S., 781 Main St., Warren, Rhode Island. 156 Mellen, Wilson, Box 1232. Place d'Armes, Montreal, Quebec.

1257 Melvin, George H., 3400-21 Ave., Vernon, British Columbia. 46 Menendian, Raymond A., 1990 Elmwood Ave., Apt. 0, CoJumbus 12, Ohio.

122S Menzies, Robert W., 513-21st St. W., Owen Sound, Ontario. 1636 Mercaotini, Or. Edward S., 339 MacLaren Street, Ottawa 4, Ontario. 914 Merrihew, M. J., 493 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg 2, Man.ltoba. 668 Metcalf, W. H., 905 Adler Ave., Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

1454 Meyer, Joseph, 2720 Montreal Crescent, Regina, Saskatchewan. L!l Meyers, Harold R., Willoughby Place, Brooklyn 5, New York. L3 Meyerson, Daniel C., 69 Fenimore Or., Harrison, New York.

1004 Meyerson, Roslyn C., 69 Fenimore Or., Harrison, New York. 1429 Michael, A. L., c/o H. E. Wingfield &. Co., 392 Strand, London W.C.2, England. 1S90 Mlfsud, Austin V., 2784 Brlartleld Or., Redwood City, California. 1161 Millman, W. Logan, lSI Norman St., Sarnia, Ontario. 1507 Mills, Or. George R., 7412 Rosedale, Allen Park, Michigan. 1476 Milne, Brian F., 14500 San Jose St., San Fernando, California. 240 Minkus, Jacques, 69-39 Juno St., Forest Hills, New York. 67 Minuse, Kenneth, 1236 Orand Concourse, Bronx S6, New York.

1659 Mitchell, John H., 11 Adelaide St. West, Toronto I, Ontario. S3S Mitchell, Leslle, S7 Hemmlngway, Blackpool, Lancashire, England.

1267 Miterman, Irving, 190 Windmill Rd., Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. 1591 Moberg, Cornell, Drawer S49, Yorkton, Saskatchewan. 776 Molesworth, Jack E., 166 Beacon, Boston 16, Massachusetts. L68 MoD, Arthur B., 1240.72nd St., Brooklyn 28, New York. 1717 Montague, Charlotle A. (Mrs. R. W.), 1334 - 100 N.E., Bellevue, Washington. 1085 Moore, Christopher A., 64 Oakmount Rd., Toronto 9, Ontario. 1490 Moore, Ralph R., 180 Prospect St., East Orange, New Jersey. 742 Moore, Robert A., 13S Glenforest Road, Apt. 2, Toronto 12, Ontario. 188 Morris, Thomas F., 19 West Drive, Larchmont, New York.

1660 Morse, Or. Lewis R. , lSI K.ing St. East, St. John, New Brunswick. 1649 Mortonson, W. H., 1.53 H.lgh St., Closter, New Jersey. 626 Mountain, Joseph H., 212 S. Franklin St., Chicago 6. Illinois.

1626 Moser, Henry W., 2 West Redman Ave., Haddonfield, New Jersey. 754 Mower, Donald P., 133 Central Ave., Waterbury 10, Connecticut.

1372 Moyle, Or. H. B., Town Hfll Rd., New Hartford, Connecticut. 284 Mueller, Col. HarrieS., ISOS Park Place, Wichita 4, Kansas.

1276 Muller, Miss Elizabeth H., 36 Elmer St., East Hartford 8, Connecticut. 961 Mullins, P., 9642-73 Ave., Edmonton, Alberta.

N 830 Nadon, E., Box 226, Temlskarn'ing, Quebec.

1316 Nairne, Reginald, 642 Battery St., Victoria, British Columbia. 1784 Nault, M. L., 5365 deLanaudiere Street, Montreal 34, Quebec. lS28 Needoba, Lesly, R.R. 3, Armstrong, British Columbia. 903 Neff, Leland 1., 430 S. Burnside Ave., Apt. 10-K, Los Angeles 36, California. 69 Nelson, H . I ., 1S09 Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal 25, Quebec.

797 Nemmers, Or. C. J., Anamosa, Iowa. 1100 Netherton, Dr. W. J., 651 Winnipeg St., Penticton, British Columbia. 1226 Neuls, John J., U7 E. 7th Ave. (P.O. Box 303), Melville, Saskatchewan. 724 Newberry, Roger, 839 Fort St., Victoria, British Columbia.

1021 Newcomb, Simon J., Dept. of Northern Affairs, Inuvik, North West Territories. 1142 Newsam, Guy V., 41 Margaret Ann Avenue, Beaconsfield, Quebec. 1481 Nicholson, Eric Anthony, Box 439, Nechaco P.O., Kitimat, British Columbia. Ll727 Nickle, Sam C., 3015 Glencoe, Road, Calgary, Alberta. IS4S Nielsen, Henry, Box 11, Station "F," Toronto 15, Ontario. 1772 Noble, Mrs. Margaret, Box 1083, Banff, Alberta.

71 Norbeck, John L., 5828 Halifax Ave. South, Minneapolis 24, Minnesota. 1517 Nourse, Barrie N., 6 Annis Rd., Scarborough, Ontario. L117 Nouss, Henry 0., P.O. Box 2775, Hamilton Sta., Pampano Beach, Florida. 931 Noxon, R. C., 4763 Shepard St., South Burnaby, British Columbia. 48S Noye, Richard K. Ill, 520 Rutgers Ave., Swarthmore, Pennsylvania,

1303 Nykyfork, N. S., 4750 East Georgia St., Vancouver, British Columbia. • 1182 Nystrom, David, Box 235, Gibson, British Columbia.

0 1701 Obenauer, Ross A., 22S Lockwood Road, Syracuse 3, New York. IOS3 Och, Frederick A., 2 E. Main St., Adamstown, Pennsylvania.

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2 Odell, Fay H., 34 Grove St., Pleasantvllle, New York. 732 Oertel, Roland C., t909-94th Ave., Oakland 3, CaUfomla. 567 O'Leary, Ed., 2224 Niagara Ave., Niagara Falls, New York. 118 Olivier, Georges, 12 WeUington St. N., Sherbrooke, Quebec.

1171 Olivier, Dr. Jacques, 245 Heneker St., Sherbrooke, Quebec. 34 O'Neill, Thomas H., Box 56, Liverpool, New York.

1574 O'Neill, W. Paul Jr., American Consulate General, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa. 1637 Orobko, William, 300 Birks Bldg., Edmonton, Alberta. 271 Osborne, Dr. R. H., 1030·20th St., Santa Monica, California.

p 1778 Padbury, Melvern H., 2493 West First, Apt. 203, Vancouver, British Columbia. 313 Paine, Harold L., R.R. #1, Brechin, Ontario.

1698 Park, Halsey Alexander, 727 Renfrew Street, Winnipeg 9, Manitoba. 45 Park, 1. Alex, 253 Lewiston Rd., Grosse Point Farms, Mlchlgcn.

1396 Park, Marshall, Oil City, Ontario. 925 Park, M., Box 306, Temiskamlng, Quebec.

1690 Parker, Dr. Robert R., Box 331, Kodiak, Alaska. 125 Parker, H. H., 18175 Daves Ave., Los Gatos, California. 932 Parker, Ralzemond B., Newton Road, Leopard Lake, R.D., Berwyn, Pennsylvania.

1296 Pascoe, Harry A., 153 Helmsdale Ave., Winnipeg 5, Manitoba. 1477 Paterson, Henry A ., Box 424, Liverpool, Nova Scotia. 517 Patrick, Douglas A., 1616 Applewood Rd., Port Credit, Ontario. 157 Pearen, A. W., 3308 Yonge St., Toronto, Ontario. 973 Pea.rsall, Robert L., 20 Morgan St., Binghamton, New York. S18 Peatman, Alfred N., Renfortb, Kings Co., New Brunswick.

1651 Peal, David, 12310·104 Ave., Edmonton, Alberta. 1287 P6Iadeau, Dr. Mariua, 7S Linden, Brattleboro, Vermont.

627 Pell, Samuel F. Jr., 3639 Mickle Lane, Las Vegas, Nevada. 1268 Pelletier, Narcisse A., 34 Blandford Ave., Toronto 10, Ontario. 1101 Penny, D. G., Ste. 2, Erickson Blk., 249 Main St., Pentlcton, British Columbia. 1350 Perkins, Thomas J ., 900 Kern Ave., Richmond, California. 781 Petcb, Harold E., Bancroft, Ontario. L8 Peterman, William C., P.O. Box 348, Caldwell, New Jersey,

1202 Peters, Reimers A. , 4836 White Gates Drive, Phoenix, Arizona. 1312 Peterson, Andrew J., 36 Pearl St., Hartford, Connecticut. 611 Petri, Pitt, 378 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, New York.

1245 Pett, Edward, 41 Abbey Park Rd., Grimsby, Lines., England. 917 Pettinaell, George, 514 Chemung St., Painted Post, New York.

1761 Pharo, G. F., 12 Oak Street, Kenogam, Quebec. 629 Piggott, Earle L., 489 Main St., Kentville, Nova Scotia.

1361 Pike, James A. , c;o Dawn Mining Co., Ford, Washington. 1482 Pilling, Henry N., 1125 Rock Creek Rd., Gladwyne, Pennsylvania.

18 Pimont, Justin R., 242 Tom Hunter Rd., ·Fort Lee, New Jersey. 285 Pitblado, Isaac, c;o Pitblado, Hoskin & Co., WinnJpeg, Manitoba.

1337 Plum, George H ., Cima Apts., Pluckemin Rd., R.D. #2, Somerville, New Jersey. !691 Pollard, Stanley, P.O. Box 525, Campbell River, British Columbia. 551 Pollard, W. H., 167 Cordova St., Winnipeg, Manitoba. 763 Pollitz, William T., 45 Broomfield St., Boston, Massachusetts.

7 Pollock, F. Walter, 1019 Haddon Place, Teaneck, New Jersey. 834 Pollock, W. W., Bridge St., Carleton Place, Ontario.

1471 Poole, Charles, 512 Fraser Ave., Ottawa 3, Ontario. 630 Poole, E. E., 10503-109 St., Edmonton, Alberta. 918 Poole, W. J., 1 Adelaide Street, London W.C.2, Enoland.

1054 Poppy, David William, R.R. 3, Aldergrove, British Columbia. 669 Porter, Chas. A., Ste. 2, 105'28 Trans Canada Highway, North Surrey, British Columbia.

1022 Porter, L. Tupper, St. Andrews East, Quebec. 1607 Potts, G. H., Halfmoon Bay, British Columbia. 464 Powe, Roland L., North Windham, Connecticut.

1351 Powell, Edgar E. C., 10340 Wadhurst Rd., Edmonton, Alberta. lOSS Pratt, John Townsend, Box 2400, Rt. 3, Cedarhurst Dr., Wayzata, Minnesota. 658 Profit, Arthur R., 567 Borebank Street, Winnipeg 9, Manitoba.

1071 Provlck, A. M., Hazelcllffe, Saskatchewan. 1679 Puccini, Adam, 3 Church St., Huntsville, Ontario. 1269 Pugh, T. B., 1734 Gaillard Place, Richland, Washington. 1739 Purcell, 1. L., 220 Hugo Street, Apt. SA, Winnipeg 9, Manitoba.

Q 393 Quarles, Mervyn V., 17344 Mahoney Pky., Hazel Crest, Illinois.

R 1510 Radford, W. R., 8300 Riverview Lane, Vancouvc;r, Washington. 1702 Raley, James H., 506 West 44th, Vancouver, Washington. 1699 Ramsey, W. 1. , II, P.O. Box 876, Bristol, ConneciJcut. 17S3 Randall, Hugh, Rt. 2, Box 378, Oklahoma City 14, Oklahoma.

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89 Reals, Willis B., 30 Algonquin Road, Norfolk, Connecticut. 783 Reiche, Hans, 22 Chapleau Avenue, Apt. 3, Ottawa 2, Ontario.

1718 Reid, William Henry, 1221 - 4th Avenue West, Owen Sound, Ontario. 298 Reinhardt, Henri E., 360S Calloway Ave., Baltimore IS, Maryland.

1692 Remick, Fenton M., 157 Ridge Rd., Grosse Polnt Farms, Michigan 1693 Rezanowlch, A., 4S27 Bellechasse Street East, Montreal 36, Quebec. 168 Richardson, Edward A., 303 Pin Oak Dr., La Marque, Texas. 726 Richardson, R. M., Box 292, Westvute, Pictou Co., Nova Scotia.

1117 Richardson, Sidney T., 410-11tb Ave. N.W., Cataary, Albc:na. SOO Riehle, John A., 694 E. Montana Ave., St. Paul 6, Minnesota.

1204 Rines, Homer G ., 12 Wind Rd., East Hartford 8, Connecticut. 1183 RJsteen, F. R ., 122 Smythe St., Fredericton, New Brunswick. 1593 Roberts, John W., 2801-39lh Ave., Vernon, .British Columbia. . 120S Robertson, Donald Georae, Little Werneth, Claremont Rd., RedhW, Surrey, Enaland. IS3S Robertson, K . M., 4608-109 Ave., Edmonton, Alberta. 799 Robinson, Arthur G., 1606-34th Av. S.W., Calaary, Alberta.

1103 Rock, Patricia M. C., 2S4 Maitland Rd., Isllnaton, Newcastle 2N, N.S.W., Australia. 249 Rockett, Wllmer C., 2030 Overlook Ave., Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. 700 Roaers, 1. V., 8 Rltcble Ave., Trail, British Columbia.

IS1 1 Rorke, Willard, 206 Clarke Bldg., J0162-102 St .. Edmonton Alberta. 1389 Rosen, Dr. Saul W., Barclay Apts., Rm. 209. 4707 Chevy Chase Dr., Chevy Chase, Maryland. 2SO Rosenbaum, Joseph C., 4119 Decarie Blvd., Montreal, Quebec.

144S Rosenblat, Daniel G., 3247 Washin~tton St., San Francisco IS. California. 10S6 Rosenthal, Harry W., 702 Avenue E., Bismarck, North Dakota. 1104 Rosenthal, Mu, 6 Audley Ave., Toronto, Ontario. 1681 Ross, George A., 590 Higbbury Ave., London, Ontario. 1724 Ross, John A., 162S Royal Bank Building, 360 St. J ames Street, Montreal 1, Quebec. 324 Rothermel, L. E., 2315 Forbes Street, Jacksonville 4, Florida. 744 Rouleau, J. P., U47 Chateaubrland, Montreal 10, Quebec. 2S1 Rowe, H . H ., 31 OeGaulle Blvd., Ottawa, Ontario.

lS1S Roy, Peter Edmond, 40 Myrand Nord, Apt. 6, Ste. Foy, Quebec 10, Quebec. 10S7 Rublslak, Henry M., 41 Sprenger Ave., Bufl'alo 11, New York. 964 Rushton, Eric, lOS Main St., Simcoe, Ontario. !187 Russell, William H., 7 Vinton St. , Melrose 76, Massachusetts.

s 642 Sadler, A ., 417 St. J oseph Blvd. West, Montreal, Quebec.

IS46 Saaan, Alec A., 975~89 Ave., Edmonton, Alberta. 47$ Sanders, H ., 43 Bothnla House, Harford St., Stepney Green, London E.l , Enaland. 926 Sanderson, C. W., Blrnleknowes, Cockburnspath, Berwlcksblre, Scotland,

1430 Sattlnaer, Richard H., 111 South Third St., Brooklyn 11, New York. llOS Sault, Earl E., Ormstowo, Quebec. IOS8 Scales, N. W., 1922 W. Mlchipn St., Evansville 12, Indiana. 1439 Scarlet, Leo, 80-20 208th St., Queens Vlllaae, New York. 1779 Scisco, Lubert H. , 3226 Santa Anita, Altadena, Collfornia. 140S Scheid, William T., 17S6 Orchard Ave., Trenton 10, New Jersey. 1661 Schnier, George A., 142S East Herrina Ave., West Covina, California. IS48 Scholl, Frederick L., 309 Montgomery St .. Syracuse 2, New York. 1246 Schonfeld, Josef, 4!143 West 8th Ave., Vancouver 8, British Columbia. 837 Schrelbc:r, Anne, 2 Hopeton St., Galt, Ontario.

1278 Schuberth, Charles W., 4S Niles St., Hartford !!, Connecticut. 1S21 Schuck, Herbert F., 44 E. Union St .. Bordentown, New Jersey.

SOl Schuman, Cllfl'ord R., 110 W. 86th St., New York 24, New York. 96!1 Scott, Bernard, 6F Wellington Court, Hallfu, Nova Scotia.

16S2 Scott, Donald 0., 54 Raymond, Petaluma, California. 2S3 Scott , William J., 17 Lonsdale Rd., Toronto S, Ontario. 423 Searles, George R. C., 191 Sandpte Rd., Follcstone, Kent, EnaJand.

1719 Seidel, Dr. Raymond E., 1801 Porter Street, Philadelphia 4S, Pennsylvania. lS94 Seifert, WOllam A., Jr., 4 Russell Rd., West Albany, New York. 1247 Sen«al, F. A ., 7000 Hochelaga St., Montreal S, Quebec. 39S Sharpe, Uoyd W., 7 Hughson St. S., Hamilton, Ontario.

1491 Shave, Alec A ., 6466 Sterling, Detroit 2, Mlcblgan. 97!1 Shaw, Alan B., 3S1S Holland St., Wheatridae, Colorado. 299 Shaw, T. P. Gladstone, 1427 George St., Shawlnlgan Falls, Quebec.

IS76 Shea, James L., 3S8 Granby Rd., Chicopee, Massachusetts. 1397 Shllleto, Jack, 3000 Racine St., Bellingham 9, Washington. 204 Schoemnker, Lawrence D., 440 Acacia Dr., Sapphire SHores, Sarasota, Florida.

1762 Shrady, Dr. R. H., 142 Lyman Place, Englewood, New Jersey. 1331 Showers, J. Gnnt S., 377 Nelson Street, Sarnla, Ontario. 1206 Silberstein, Milton Leonard~ 2S08 Shakespeare, Houston 2S, Texas. 1228 Silverman, I. Irving, lOS W . Adams St., Chicago 3, Illinois. 169S Simmons, AI. R., 300 Brock St~ Winntpea 9, Manitoba. 1780 Simpson, William L., 374 Kina SHeet Wei!, Chatham, Ontario. 336 Slnamaster, J . A., 46 Durham Rd., Bronxville, New York. L17 Sluotlt, 1. N., !19 Wellinaton St. W., Toronto 1, Ontario.

S9 Slverts, John S., Box 425, Wilminaton 99, Delaware. 1680 Slate, Rev. WUUarn, 1316-2nd West, Seattle 99, Washinaton.

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1207 SUmmon, Donald Hood, 1020 Grosvenor Ave., Winnipeg, Manitoba. 838 Smlth, A. Daniel, 3 Maple Avo., South Sudbury"· Massachusetts.

IS12 Smith, Aubrey F., 16 Woodill St., HaliJax, Nova Scotia. IS33 Smith, Ernest F. Schiewlck, P.O. Box 123, Hudson Heights, Quebec. 927 Smith, H . M., c;o Asst. Oen. Mgr. Dept., Royal Bank of Canada, 10 Xing Street East, Toronto,

Ontario . . 1412 Smith, J oseph Raymond, 42. Beech Grove, Ashton, Preston, Lanes., Enaland.

389 Smith, Trafton C., 2736 Mortenson Blvd., Berkley, Mlchlaan. 1440 Smythles, E. A., Castle Morris, Tralee, Ireland.

12S Solomon, RichardS., 1161 Lntcbwood Drive, Dayton, Ohio. 1616 Sonne, C. C ., Hotel Cecil, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. 664 Southey, Charles F., Young, Saskatchewan.

L397 Southworth, Robert R., Amenia, New York. S03 Spain, Cornelius W., 280-46th Ave., SL Petersbura Beach 6, Florida.

1704 Sparks, R. Leslie, 4S8 S. Spring, Ste. 1009, Los Anaeles 13, California. 466 Sparrow, W. H., 123 Lytton Blvd., Toronto 12, Ontario.

1617 Sparrow, William 0., 64 Lynngrove Ave., Toronto 18, Ontario. 398 Speirs, Rupert M., 1049 Chilco Street, Apt. 603, Vancouver S, British Columbia.

14$5 Spicer, Henry Thomas, 272 Roseberry St., St. James, Winnipeg 12, Manitoba. 701 Spier, Jack, 1817A St. Catherine St. W., Montreal 2,, Quebec.

1670 Spooner, Mrs. Lena, 4A Russell Street East, Smiths Falls, Ontario. 234 Spooner, Syd T., 2017-lnd Avo., Trail, British Columbia.

1393 Sprague, Gordon, 138 Vaughan St., Portland, Maino. 13S3 Spry, Maj.-Gen. D. C., Boy Scout lnt'l Bureau, Commonwealth Bldg., Metcalfe St., Ottawa, Ontario.

981 Stack, Lorna, "Westbay," Mount Avenue, Hutton, Brentwood, Essex, Enaland. 399 Staff, F. W., Stonebaven, West Bay, Bridport, Dorset, England. 138 Staaa, A. C., 622 Orchard Ave., Lexington, Kentucky.

IS64 Stanford, Eidsel C., 4124 Wexford Court, Kensinaton, Maryland. 1740 Stanley, DeWolf M., 420 S. Allen, Pasadena, Callfomia. 1492 Stanway, 0. Edward, 494 Oak St., Wadsworth, Ohlo. 1143 Starr, Or. F. A. E. , 73 Main St. E., Lambeth, Ontario. 839 Statkus, Jobn A ., 7229 Greenleaf Ave., Cleveland 30, Ohio . .514 Steele, Donald M., 430 Vernon Rd., Jenkintown, Pennsylvania. 877 Steiner, Robert N., Ancaster, Ontario.

IS96 Stephens, Walter T., 87 Valley Crest Rd., Rochester 16, New York. 639 Stephens, W. V., P.O. Box 889, Patterson, California. 920 Stephenson, Robert W., 344 E. Oranet, Hazel Park, Michigan.

1087 Stewart, Alexander W., 116 King St. W., Yorkton, Saskatchewan. 1478 Stewart, John J., Apt. 421, Clifton Manor, S Elm Ave., Toronto, Ontario. 1183 Stewart, Willard, 33.5 Teaneck Rd., Teaneck, New Jeney. 1406 Stillwell, H., 1 Mitchell Place, Cranford, New J ersey.

97 Stitt, William B., 3 Wayside Lane, Scarsdale, New York. 1006 St. Laurent, J. C ., Box 62, Clinton, British Columbia. 801 Stockton, James E., 107·7th St., Riverton, New Jersey.

1208 Stokely, N. F., Del Rio, Tennessee. 2.53 Stokea, James, 2S4 Conway St., Deer Lodge, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

1773 Stonier, Or. Peter F., 4Sl Clearvlew Drive, Euclid 23, Ohio. 130.5 Stoll, Thomas A., 499 H f&hcroft Ave., Ottawa 3, Ontario. 1039 Stralhy, Colin M. A ., 44 Rosedale Rd., Toronto .5, Ontario. 878 Summers, William E., 602 N Tioga St., Ithaca, New York.

1473 Swelaart, George E., 12 N. 30th Street, Camden S, New Jersey. \260 Swenson, Einer C., R. No. 4, Princeton, Illinois. 689 Swift, William A., 432 Main St., Penticton, British Columbia.

' \417 Tardiff, Dr. Guy, .53 Emmerson St., Edmundston, New Brunswick. 21.5 Taylor, Dr. Ross B., ,_,33 Queen Mary Rd., Montreal, Quebec. 613 Tedford, Fred C., 126 Turner Ave., Cranston 10, Rhode Island. 628 Templeton, R. L., 46 Bonaventure Ave., St. John's, Newfoundland.

1249 Tharp, Mrs. Clarence A., 126 Cortez Rd., West Palm Beach, Florida. 1426 Thayer, Harvey, Pleasant St., Dover, Massachusetts. 1280 Theeuwlssen, Rene, Moulin, Nossegem, BT, Belalum. 1441 Thomas, Alfred R., 31 Unnaean St., Cambridge 38, Massachusetts. 1407 Thompson, B. E., Box 329, Bracebrldge, Ontario. 1629 Thompson, 0. Homer, 297 Main St. North, Brampton, Ontario. 1270 Thomson, Robert T., 168 Evel.yn Ave., Toronto 9, Ontario. 402 Thurston, Henry, Box 2 14, Montrose, New York. 702. Tiede, R. W., 6018 Brookside Dr., Cleveland 9, Ohio.

1060 Tincknell, Douglas E., 242 Superior Ave., Calgary, Alberta. 1174 Tinker, Richard L., H untingdon, Quebec. 1061 Todd, Horace D ., 2807 Glenwood Lane, Blllinas, Montana. 1133 Todd, Norman, Happlsburah, Norfolk, England . .574 Tomlinson, Leslie 0., Betley, Nr. Crewe, Cheshire, England. 949 Topping, Wlllia.m E., 3227 W. 28th Ave., Vancouver 8, British Columbia.

1026 Totten, Mrs. Eleanor A., 4600 Bruce Ave., Minneapolis 24, Minnesota. 2.57 Trace, Elmer C., 1S24·12th Ave., Seattle 22, Washington.

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1450 Traquair, Robert Stuart, 1836-27th Ave. S.W., Calgary, Alberta. 710 Trethewey, R. B., Pervis Sales Eastern Ltd., 10 Leswyn Rd., Toronto 10, Ontario.

1638 Trudeau, Rev. 1. P., St. Benoit-du-Lac, Brome Co., Quebec. 60 Trufant, Dr. L. H., Peoples Bank Bids., Oberlin, Ohio.

1536 Tunna, Norman C., 720 Poplar Rd., Calgary, Alberta. 757 Tupper, Garn H., 539 Colbeck Rd., Richmond, Vancouver, Britl~h Columbia.

1550 Turner, Edward Charles, R.R. #3, Salmon Arm, British Columbia. 96 Turner, George T., 34-52 73rd St., Jackson Heights, New York.

1565 Tuttle, George M., Main St., Youngstown, New York. 842 Tutton. William E., 110 Ozmun Place, Ithaca, New York.

u 1250 Umbreit, George M., No. 5 Larchmont Court, Newton, Iowa. 1774 Ursell, Ernest J., 493 Dominion Street, Winnipeg 10, Manitoba. 1551 Utberg, NeilS., Rt. 2. Box 431, Edinburg, Texas.

v 1062 VanNess, Waldo Darwin, 248 Gerry Rd., Chestnut Hlll 67, Massachusetts.

648 vanOudenol, Pieter D ., Ste. 4, 2717 ·38th St. S. W., Calgary, Alberta. 1332 Veale, E. W., P.O. Box 86, Kamloops, British Columbia. 1705 Verley, Gordon K., 2908 West 49th Avenue, Vancouver 13, British Columbia. 659 Vienno-Michaud, Laurier P., New Boston, New Hampshire. 357 Vincent, V. H., 1023 N. Sixth Street, St. Louis, Missouri. 274 Vizzard, Kenneth C., Wheatley, Ontario.

1007 vonKllppstein, Ray V., 1636 Hillcrest Ave., Orlando, Florida.

w 13 Wadden, Michael F., 400 West 54th St., New York 19, New York.

1597 Wadsworth, Edward G., 70 High St., Eastport, Maine. 602 Waite, C. Franlr, 304 Pine Ridge, Ann Arbor, Michigan. 243 Walburn, H. G., Walburn Rd., R.R. S, Kelowna, British Columbia.

1791 Walck, Dr. Edna, 6 Longmeadow Road, Dover, New Hampshire. 521 Waldie, Gordon, 1 Cluny Ave., Toronto S, Ontario.

1380 Walker, Harold, Box 461, Barrie, Ontario. 950 Wallace, J. M., 6043 Collingwood Place, Vancouver 13, British Columbia. 745 Walton, Wlllred H., 495 Maurice St., Penticton, British Columbia. 1706 Wannerton, John, " Llandaff," KenUworth Road, Kenilworth, Cape Town, South Africa. 620 Ward, Albert H ., 120 Lewis St., Ottawa, Ontario. 135 Ward, Murray J., 11125-60 St., Edmonton, Alberta.

1513 Warner, Donald R., 219 Hillcrest Blvd., Millbrae, California. 711 Warren, E. P., 953 Windemere Ave., Fort Garry, Winnipeg 9, Manitoba.

- 1561 Wasylenko, W. D., 70 Douglas St. West, Sudbury, Ontario. 1027 Watrous, John H., 6 Boxwood Court, Trenton 8, New Jersey. 1186 Watson, H.J. Michael, 17 Ravenscliffe Ave., Harnllton, Ontario. 543 Watson, Major Robert M., 7004 Somerled Ave., Montreal 29, Quebec.

1682 Webb, Clarence V., 55 Harmon Ave., Painesville, Ohio. IA90 Webb, Honer, 221 W. Fourth St., Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. 1210 Webb, Jim F., 43 Mackay Dr., Richvale, Ontario. 1598 Webb, Lt. Col. R. H., 25 Melgund Ave., Ottawa, Ontario. 1039 Webb, Ronald Frederick, P.O. Box 29, Rockdale, N.S.W., Australia. 1792 Webber, Sid, 10615 -130 Street, Edmonton, Alberta. 308 Wegg, Oeorge S., 28 Klllbarry Rd., Toronto 7, Ontario. 802 Weiland, Henry, 4927 Draper Ave., Montreal 29, Quebec.

1643 Weill, Robert K., 484 Avenue Rd., Apt. 607, Toronto 5, Ontario. 538 Wellburn, Gerald E., P.O. Box 427, Duncan, British Columbia.

1288 Welter, Edward A. F., IS Harmon Ave., St. James, Winnipeg 12, Manitoba. 1726 Wener, Henry, 10548 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta. 14~6 Werfel, Allred, S~ Lenox Rd., Brooklyn 26, New York. !442 Westhaver, Clarence A., 11 Spafford Rd., Milton, 86, Massachusetts. 1707 Weston, Douglas R., 30 Walmer Road, Apt. 201, Toronto, Ontario.

22 Westren,J. Harvey, 33 Glenrose Ave., Toronto 7, Ontario. 1683 White, Dr. EUzabeth B., 4JS Old National Bank, Spokane I, Washington. 844 White, Marcus W., IS Sherburne Ave., Worcester 6, Massachusetts. 717 White, Thomas D., 12620-99th Ave., Cedar Hills, No. Surrey, British Columbia. 191 White, W. T., 6312 Marguerite St., Vancouver, British Columbia. 192 Whitehead, Dr. Alfred, 52 Havelock St., Amherst, Nova Scotia.

1297 Whitehead, John Henry, Apt. 307, Glenview Terrace, 2904 Yonge St., Toronto 12, Ontario. 61 Whiting, Edward J., 2S King Circle, Malvern, Pennsylvania.

1684 Whitworth, Geoffrey, Westfield, Greetland, Halifax, Yorkshire, England. 994 Wiesener, Herman E., SOS2 McKean Ave., Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

1685 Wigharn, Alan C., 1524 Salinas Highway, Monterey, California. 1599 Wightman, G. Franklin, Smith's Cove, Nova Scotia. 1040 Wilding, Harold W. S., 13S Traill Ave., Winnipeg 12, Manitoba. 1571 Wilkinson, Arthur H., 198 Dawllsh Ave., Toronto 12, Ontario. L935 WJIJdnlon, Dr. ADan A., The Cot.tage Hospital, Old Perllcan, Newfoundland.

260 YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

568 Willan, Dr. Richard, Oak House, Shaw, Lancashire, Enaland. 99~ Willcock, W. M., 5020 MacDonald Ave., Apt. 304, Montreal 29, Quebec.

1354 Williams, Edward A., Mllibrook School, Millbrook, New Yorli. 1418 Williams, H . F., 331 Spring Garden Rd., Halifax, Nova Scotia. 1742 • Williams, Robert H., 49 Inglis Street, Truro, Nova Scotia. 1671 Williams, Ronald M., c;o Northwest Stamp Co., 10160- 102 Street, Edmonton, Alberta. 1460 Williams, Ronald B., 13~3 Moffat Ave., Verdun 19, Quebec. 1072 Williamson, Sir George A., 6 Union Row, Aberdeen, Scotland. 1686 Wills, Martin L., 107 Park Rd., Toronto 5, Ontario. 1484 Wilsdon, Jack, 13.5 Hyde Park Ave., Hamilton, Ontario. 196 Wilsdon, J. F., Box 458, Hamilton, Ontario.

1163 Wilson, Charles B., 2700 Park Dr., Bellingham, Washington. 928 Wilson, F. •L., 499 Quebec St., Sherbrooke, Quebec. 703 Wilson, J. A., Box 40, Bass River, Nova Scotia.

1338 Wilson, Leonard E., 7601 Saskatchewan Dr., Edmonton, Alberta. 1318 Winch, Harry C., 49.5 Keith Rd., Park Royal Sub. P.O., Vancouver, British Columbia. 212 Winson, Dr. R. A., .SOlO Penn Ave., Pittsburgh 24, Pennsylvania. 407 Wise, Joseph M., 108- 14 65th Rd., Forest Hills 7.5, New York.

1763 Wolff, Alan W., 2253 Ralston Road, Sacramento 21, California. 1764 Wood, Albert T., 3620 Ventura Circle, Brookfield. Wisconsin.

221 Wood, Stanley A., 25 Ronaki Rd., Mission Bay, Auckland E.!, New Zealand. 621 Woodhead, Cyril, 123 Albertus Ave., Toronto 12, Ontario.

1531 Woods, James Edward, 2 Hengrove Road, Honor Oak Park, London S.E. 23, England. 1381 Woodman, M. M., Box 20, Dixville, Quebec. 359 WooUey, R. J ., Apt. 405, 1.520 Bathurst Street, Toronto 10, Ontario. 845 Workman, G. Ross, 22 Helena Avenue, Toronto, Ontario.

1319 Wortman, Edgar C. Jr., 2212 Upas St., San Diego 4, California. 519 Worwood, W., 1404- 13th Ave. West, Charny, Quebec.

1495 Wright, G. B. E2 Norris Crescent, Toronto 14, Ontario. 1363 Wulff, Robert, 232 East 8th Ave., New Westminster, British Columbia.

1.568 259

1066 116.5 78.5 539 846

1557 1523 1408

y Yaffe, Irvin, 1612 W. Franklin St., Baltimore 23, Maryland. Yapp, Albert, 266 Elm Ave., Windsor, Ontario. Yeaton, Vinton R., 219 Washington Street, Dover, New Hampshire. Young, Dr. Cecil, 122 Bloor St. W., Toronto 5, Ontario. Young, Donald A., 214 BriarhJll Ave., Toronto, Ontario. Young, H. M., 414 Yarrow Bldg., Victoria, British Columbia. Young, James M., C/O Hamilton Cotton Co. Ltd., Hamilton, Ontario. Young, Miss Joan I::., P.O. Box 40, Sydney, Nova Scotia. Young, John H. M., 225 Howland Ave., Toronto, Ontario. Yuile, J. Watson, 1.509 Sherbrooke St. W., Apt. 67, Montreal, Quebec.

z 1212 Zahm H., 1351 Westmoreland Ave., Syracuse 10, New York. 1793 Zinkann, Dr. Russeli W., 737 King Street West, Kitchener, Ontario. 1176 Zuckerman, .Bert M., Cranberry Station, Mass. Ag. Experimental Sta., East Wareham, Massachusetts 1743 Zuckerman, Raymond, 120 East 81st Street, New York 28, New York.

CHANGE OF ADDRESS Notlee of ehanae of address MUST be sent to the SECRETARY, who wOI pass the Information

on to other departments of the Society, lneludlna BNA TOPICS.

B. N. A. HANDBOOKS OBTAINABLE FROM THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICA PHILATELIC SOCIETY

THE SQUARED CIRCLE POSTMARKS OF CANADA 2nd Edition-Complete Revised. By Dr. Alfred Whitehead . .56 pages .... ...... ..... ............... ........... $1.00 THE CANADA MAP STAMP OF 1898 By Frederick Tomlinson, F.C.P.S. Published by CPS of G.B. 47 pages .............. ...................... $2.00 CANADIAN FLAG CANCELLATIONS. By A. L. McCready. 20 pages .................................. $1.00 CANADIAN PHILATELIC LITERATURE. By A. L. McCready. 39 pages .............................. $1.25

(All prices postpaid)

The above books are obtainable at the prices noted from: GORDON P. LEWIS, 37 ELDOMAR AVENUE, BRAMPTON ONTARIO R. J. WOOLLEY, APT. 405; 1510 BATHURST STREET, TORONTO 10, ONTARIO

The "Map Stamp" handbook is be,ing handled by special arrangement with the CPS of G.B. In the United Kmgdom, the "Squared Circle" handbook is for sale by CPS of G .B. Order from:

J AMES E. WOODS, 1 Hengrave Rd., Honor Oak Park, London, S.E. %3 Handbooks also for sale by Leading Dealers

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960 261

SALES DEPARTMENT

SELL YOUR DUPLICATES FILL THOSE SPACES IN

YOUR COLLECTION THROUGH THE SALES DEPARTMENT

EXTRACT FROM THE RULES OF THE SALES DEPARTMENT

1. This Department shall function entirely for and in the interest of the membership of the British North America Philatelic Society, Any Member, in good standing, may participate in the Department and, by his participation, attests and agrees to abide by the Rules and Regulations of the Depart­ment Any Member, so participating, may be de­nied 'such participation for infraction of any of the Rules or Regulations of the Department.

2. AnY stamp or item which is damaged, coun­terfeit, re-perforated, cleaned, repaired, a reprint, or in any other way of doubtful or questionable character, must be clearly so marked next thereto by the affixer upon submission for entry in the De­partment books. Any such stamp or item, in any way of doubtful or questionable character not so marked clearly by the affixer, so decided by the Board of Examiners, or established by any other means, in its sole discretion, and without any lia­bility or responsibiHty therefor to the owner or anyone else, shall automatically cause a charge of

' at least 2S cents for any and each such unmarked item and be removed from the book.

3. A charge of 2 per cent as an insurance fee shall be made of the net value of the material en­tered at any one time. Monies so collected shall be deposited in the Insurance Fund from which Fund claims for loss or damage to material shall be paid.

4. A charge of 8 per cent shall be deducted from all sales made through the Department. Monies so collected shall be deposited in the General Fund of the Department, and all costs of con­dueling the Department shall be paid from this Fund. Both the Insurance and the Commission charges shall be deducted whenever a payment shall be made to an owner.

S. Circuits must be forwarded to the next Mem­ber shown on the Route Sheet within five (S) days of receipt by the forwarding Member, to be for­

: warded by him by Registered Mail insured for Five Dollars ($5.00). Strict observance and com-

lpliance with this Rule shall be enforced by the Sales Manager and any violation shall be subject to a penalty and charge of 25 cents per book in the ClrcuH for each day delayed in forwarding CircuHs. The loss of any material not so for­warded by Registered Mail shall be entirelY the responsibility and liability of tbe remitter.

6. The Member, upon receiving a Circuit, shall verify tbe number of books in tbe Circuit, as evi· denced on the Route Sheet, and that all spaces on each page of each book contain a stamp or otber item, or a proper indication that the stamp or item of the space has been sold or is accounted for. If any space on a page is not so properly accounted for, tbe receiver must immediatelY noti· fy the Sales Manager and similarly the Member from whom be received tbe Circuit. Such discrep· ancies must and shall be adjusted between these two Members; tbe Department is entirely absolved in such instances.

7. The buyer must sign his name in INK. (or use a suitable rubber stamp) and indicate his Society membership number in all spaces from which he has removed and retained an item. Each so identified purchase shall be entered on the forms specifically provided for that purpose with each Circuit. 'fhe properly completed Report Form, together with payment and remittance for all purchases in U.S. funds; must be sent to tbe Sales Manager. The Circu1t must tben be for­warded to the next Member shown on tbe Route Sheet in the manner prescribed In (S) above.

SALES DEPARTMENT NOTES We hauled about 100 pounds of circuit books

to the Convenlion-7,0SS miles-nd are ,now checking tbem out. Sales were over $400, and would have been more had we not taken some time to see the sights at Banff.

• • • Our thanks to Bill Hassan, No. 911, who gave

much of his time to help us handle tbe rush of business at Banff, and who, in addition, is helping the Sales Manager check out hundreds of books.

• • • Your material will move faster if you will only

classify it-one specialty to a book. Where pos­sible, use the categories or groups used for ex­hibits A member who wants squared circles hates to go' through ten books marked "Used Canada" and find only 20 squared circles in it. Keep the Newfoundland in separate books; ditto covers, stampless, Small or Large Queens, revenues, book­lets and panes, etc. The material that moves is from the books that contain one class or group. Make it easy for your buyers.

• • • The circuit books are 12 for $1.00 postpaid.

Here's a chance for our Canadian members to dis­pose of their spare U.S. dollars- equivalent to a S per cent discount. Since circuits are payable in U.S. currency, here is• an~th;r chance to save.

If you can almost fill a circuit with one class of material, "X" out the last couple of pages. You will sell more out of it.

• • • Mount the large stamps horh:ontaUy using two

blanks-the vertfcal "long" ones likewise, using two spaces vertically. Those wbo bad material not mounted thls way had their material lifted a good many times in order to find out the asking price. Even the Sales Manager has to lift them in checking books on receipt.

• • • If you ~eet wiih a 11roup, wl)y not have a

BNAPS Circuit Night penodically? Drop tbe Sales Manager a note and the material will be sent in time for your meetings. lf you meet regularly send in the dates and you will get tbe material. *

SALES MANAGER: ALFRED P. COOK, C.OY GLEN ROAD, ITHACA, N.Y.

262 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

LIBRARY

A WELL-READ COLLECTOR IS A SUCCESSFUL COLLECTOR

EXTRACT FROM THE RULES OF THE LIBRARY

1. This Department shall be maJntained and shall functJon entirely for, and In the interests of, the membership of the British North America Philatelic Society. Any member of the Society In good stand­loll may borrow material from the Library. Any member may be denied that privilege for infraction of any or the rules of the Library.

2. The Librarian shall receive and acknowledge all contributions to the Library. He shall cause to be published in BNA TOPICS reports of all activi­ties of the Library.

3. A Member, on written application to the Librarian, accompanied by all charges, may have sent not more than two (2) volumes and shall not retaln such borrowed material for more than thlrty (30) days, at which time, or sooner, same borrowed material must be returned in good con­dition, fully insured and all charges prepaid. The Member so borrowing material from the Library shall be responsible and liable to the full value of the material until same shall have been ac­knowledged as received by the Librarian. A Member shall make such adjustment or payment for any damage or loss to the material borrowed from the Libra ry in such amounts as shall be determined and establbhed by the Librarian.

4. There shall be a charge of twenty-five (2S) cents per week or part thereof for each item bor­rowed from the Library and held in excess of thirty (30) days. A rental of twenty-five (2S) cents or more per week may be charged for any special or rnrc book when so determined by the Librari(ln.

NOTE: ft would be appreciated by the Librarian if members would include reLUrn postage when re­questing books, as much of the Library's budget b used up by mailing costs.

General

LISf OF PUBLICATIONS IN THE LIBRARY

Alberta and British Columbia Distribution Lists. American Philatelic Congress Books (14th and

22nd). AraenU, N.: Pence Issues of New Brunswick and

Nova Scotia. Armstrong, D. B.: Coronation Stamps. Armstrong, D. B.: Edwardian Stamps of the BriUs.h

Empire, Pan I. ArmStrona , D. B.: Silver Jubilee Stamps. Arnold, A. P.: Canadian Booklet Catalogue (2nd

ed!Uon). Bacon, B. D.: Reprints of Postal Adhesive Stamps. Barfoot and Simon: Meter Postage Stamp Cata-

loaue. · Bileski: K.: Plate Block Catalogue. Blleskl: The Four Square Plate Block Catalogue. BUlla's Philatelic Handbook, Vol. XII: "Newfound-

land: The Travelling Post Offices" (W. S. and D. C. Meyerson), 10 pp.

BUlla's Specialized Cata.loaucs, No. 7: "Canada" (H. Reiche).

BNAPS Perfin Study Group: Canadian Stamps With Perforated Jnitfala.

Boggs, W. S.: Tht Postage Stamps and Postal H b· tory of Canada.

Boaas, W. S.: Early PertoratJna Machines. Bond, R. A.: Canadian Silver Jubilees. Bonsor, N. R. B.: Nonh Atlantic Seaway. Butler, Rev. E. A.: Cataloaue of Newfoundland

(various editions). Butler, Wm.: Canadian Philatelic Year Book. Buller, Wm.: North American Philatelic Year

Book. Calder, Senator J. A. : Some Phases of the Canada

'59 Issue. Campbell, F. W.: Northern Ontario Post Offices. Campbell, F. W.: List of Early B.N.A. Post Offices. Canada-Physical, Economic and Social, 18.55. Canadian Philatelic Society Year Book. 192.5, 1928. Capitol Stamp Co.: Georgian Postage Stamps of

Canada. Collections of the Nova Scolla H istorical Society,

Vol. XVIII. (Contains "Nova Scotia" by K ina). Dcaville, A. Stanley: Canadian Geography and

Stamps (Canadian Geographical Journal). de Meaultsart, Corblsler: Canada. Dorn: Forged Stamps of All Countries. EWss, Frank H.: Canada's Flying Heritage. Folio containirta articles on 1868 Large Queen. Folio contalnirta Shoemaker's 3c Small Queen an-

icle. Gibbons' Catalogue, 189$. Gibbons' Stationery Catalogue, 1900. Goodchild, E. E.: Postaae Stamps of Canada. Hamilton, Patrick: Canadian Stamps. Handbook and Catalogue of Third Canadian Phila­

telic Exhibition, Montreal, 1925. Heaton's Annual, 1917. Hind, Arthur: British Empire Catalogue, American

Sale (with plates). Holmes, L. S.: Catalogue of Canada and B.N.A.

(several editions). Holmes, L. S.: Handbook and Catalogue of Canada

and B.N.A. Howes, C. A.: Canada, Its Postage Stamps and

Postal Stationery. Jarrett, Fred: Standard British North America

Catalogue, 1923, 1927, 1929. Jarrett. Fred: Canada and B.N.A., 1934 (Pocket

Edition). Jacobi, H.: Catalogue of Canadian Silver Jubilees. Jacobi, H.: Canada Silver Jubilee Plate Block Cat-

alogue. Kelson, Aubrey: Dinky Damus Varieties. Ketcheson: Standard Catalogue of Canada Stamps. Kohl Brlefmarken Catalogue: Sections Covering

British Columbia and Canada (in German). Konwiser and Campbell: Canada and Newfound­

land Starnpless Cover Catalogue. Land of Evangeline.

LIBRARIAN: ROBERT J. DUNCAN, P.O. 80X 118, ARMSTRONG. BRITISH COlUM81A

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Lindquist, H. L.: Stamp Specialist. Maroon Book- "Phllatelic Pathways Through

19th Century B.N.A.: Victorian Canada" (Ed Richardson).

Red Book-"British Columbia and Vancouver Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island" (Ed Richardson) ; "Canada 17c t8S9: A Study of Its Plate Po­sitions" (Senator Calder).

Brown Book-"Canada 17c 1859: Identifica­tion of Its Printings Through the Use of Comparative Color Charts" (Senator Calder).

Gray Book-"Canadlan Patrlotics a.nd Related Boer War Covers" (Ed Richardson).

Lindquist, H. L. : Stamp Specialist (cont'd). India Book- "Stamp Booklets and Booklet

Panes" (J alkut): 3 pages Canada, 1 page Newfoundland.

List of Post Offices in Canada, 1871. Lovell's Gazeteer of Canada (various copies). Lowe, Geo. A. & Son: Standard Catalogue of the

Stamps of British North America (two editions). Lowe, Robson: Bishop Mark. Lowe, Robson: Handstruck Postage Stamps of the

British Empire. Lowe, Robson: Masterpieces of Engraving. MacBeth: Romance of the Canadian Pacific Rail-

way. McCaskell: Story of the Bluenose. McCready, A. L.: Canadian Flag Cancellations. McCready, A. L.: Canadian Philatelic Literature. Manitoba, Place Names. Marks: British Colonial Handbook. Marler, George C.: Canada 1911-25. Poole, B. W. H.: Postage Stamps of Canada. Papers Read Before the Historical and Scientific

Society of Manitoba, Series Ill, No. 6: "The Postal History of Red River, B.N.A." (M. C. Campbell, M.D.), 14 pp.

Patton, w. R.: Canadian Philatelic Association Year Book, 1922.

Phillips : Philatelic Classics (bound). Philatelic Congress Book (8th). Postal Guides: 1928, 1931, 1932, 1934, 1936-37, Post Office Guides, various.

1938-39, 1944-45. Royal Philatelic Society: Perkins Bacon Records. R.P.S.L.: Postage Stamps, Envelopes, Wrappers and

Post Cards of the North American Colonies of Great Britain.

Prince Edward Island, Place Names. Reiche, H.: Canada's Major and Minor Varieties. Reiche, H.: Canadian Varieties (second edition). Saskatchewan History (three numbers). Saskatchewan and Alberta Distribution Lists. Scrap Book, containing articles by late Prof. R.

deL. French. Shaw, T. P. G.: Cataloaue of Canadian Railroad

Cancellations. Smith, A. D.: The Development of Rates of Post­

age. Smith Canadian Gazeteer, 1st edition, 18S3. Smith, Wm.: History of the Post Office in British

North America. Smythies, E. A.: Canadian Duplex Cancellations

of the Victorian Era, 1860-1902. ·Sprung, W. M.: An Introduction to Canadian Post-

age Stamps and the Penny Beaver of 18SI. Sprung, W. M.: Ten Penny, 18S3. Sprung, Wilfred: Three Penny Beaver. Staff, Frank W.: Transatlantic Mail. Stamp Collectors' Annual, 1928. (Contains Canada

Meter Catalogue.) Statistics of Canada, 1870-71-72. Stockton: Stamps of Great Price. Thorp, P. H.: Commemorative Stamps of the

World. van Heerdt-Kolff, M. J.: Canada op Postzegels (In

Dutch).

VIncent: B.N.A. Catalogues (various editions). Wallace, H. & A.: Silver Jubilees. White, Major K. H.: Plate Block Catalogue (and

subsequent editions edited by F. L. Eaton). Whitehead, Dr. A.: The Squared Circle Postmarks

of Canada (1st edition 19S4; 2nd edition 19S9). Woodworth: History of Dominion & Atlantic Rail-

way.

Brlllsh Columbia Begg, A.: History of British Columbia. Deavllle, A. Stanley: Colonial Postal System and

Postage Stamps of Vancouver Island and Brit­ish Columbia.

Poole, B. W. H.: The Postage Stamps of British Columbia and Vancouver Island.

Nova Scotia Poole: B. W. H.: Nova Scotia.

New Brunswick Poole, B. W. H.: New Brunswick. P.O. Guide, 18S9.

Prince Edward Island. Brunet, 0.: Les Timbres de l'lle du Prince Ed·

ouard (In French). Dalwlck, R. E. R.: Prince Edward Island. Poole, B. W. H.: Prince Edward Island.

Newfoundland Boggs, W. S.: Postage Stamps and Postal History

of Newfoundland. Goodkind: Hawker Stamp of Newfoundland. Poole & Huber: Newfoundland. Prowse, D. W.: History of Newfoundland.

Revenues Bileski, K .: First Issue Alberta Law Stamps. Bond, NelsOn: A Catalogue of Federal Revenue

Stamps of Canada. Canadian Revenue Society: Catalogue of the Reve­

nue Stamps of Canada. Hall, W. K.: Standard Catalogue of the Revenue

Society of Canada. Jarrett, Fred: Canada Bill Stamps. Marks Stamp Co.: Catalogue of Revenue Stamps

of B.N.A. (3 editions). McLean: Standard Catalogue of the Revenue

Stamps of Canada, 1921. Odell, R. A.: Retall Cigar, Cigarette and Tobacco

Stamps or Canada. Oughtred, E. W. & S. N.: Standard Catalogue of

the Revenue Stamps of Canada.

All' MaD Dalwlck & Harmer: Newfoundland Al.r Mails. Dickason, D. E.: Standard Air Post Catalogue. Gatchell & Morgan: American Air Mall Catalogue

of Air Letter Sheets (3 pp. on Canada). Morgan, Ian C.: Specialized Catalogue of Canadian

Air Malls. Smith, Crouch 8r. Jarrett: Air Mail Catalogue of

Canada and Newfoundland. . And many other Air Mail Catalogues which include

sections on B.N.A.

Precancels Bushnell, B. G.: Canadian Precancel Catalogue. Hoover Bros.: Official Catalogue of Canadian Pre-

cancels (latest edition). Rotnem Stamp Co.: Standard Precancel Catalogue

Canadian Section. ' Shoeman, S. M.: Checklist of Precancelled Stamps

of Canada.

Pbllatelle Magazines Many, including Halifax Philatellst (bound), Cana­

dian Philatelic Magazine, Canadian Phllatelic WeeklY, Canadian Philatelist, International Philatelist, Montreal Philatelist, Ontario Phila-

264 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

telist, Philatelic Advocate, Toronto Philatelic Journal, B.N.A. Record, Stamp Review (bound), Collectors Maaazlne, and a areal many other•. If Interested, drop a line to the Librarian an" let him know what you wish to see. There Is also a complete file of DNA Topics, if any of the newer members would care to Inspect lbem. Current maaazlncs: Canadian Philatelist, & say Proof Journal, London Philatelist, Weekly Philatelic Oosslp, Collectors Club Philatelist, The Philatellst, Philatelic Magazine, The Stamp Lover, American Philatelist, S.P.A. Journal, S.C.E.C. Maaazlne, Maple Leaves (official jour­nal of the Canadian Philatelic Society of Oreal Britain).

LIST OF ARTICLES IN THE LIBRARY

(Please order t ro• !Arartaa by aumber)

Meter Stoaans for Canada's War Effort (Pot­lock) 2 pp.

2 Watermarks on Canadian Stamps (Richard-son) 2 pp.

3 Colleae Stamps of Canada (Pollock) 7 pp. <4 1 Oc Retouches, 1859 Issue (Calder) 1 pp. 5 2c and 4e Provlsionals of Newfoundland

(Sloane) 1 p . 6 Sammual Allan Taylor (Jamieson) 1 p. 7 Canadian Part Perforates of 1923 (Richard­

son) 3 pp. 8 Imprint Positions on Nova Scotia Cents (Rich­

ardson) 2 pp. 9 Canadian Stamps That Miaht Have Been

(Deaville) 5 pp. 10 Canada 1932 Medallion, Scott's No. 195

(Kirkpatrick) 1 p. 11 Canadian Soldier's Letter, 2c Rate (Moraan)

1 p. 12 Bahamas 5d Special Delivery 1916 (Pierce)

2 pp. 13 Postaae Meter Impressions of Canada (Si­

mon) 6 pp. 14 Inland Postal History of N ewfoundtand (Klr­

by) 8 pp. 15 Norlbwest Territory Cancellations (Pollock)

2 pp. 16 Canadian War Markinas (various), 14 pp. 17 Canadian Patriotic Stoaans (H arvey) 6 pp. 18 Canadian Railway Pictorial Postcards (Bond

&. Pollock) 3 pp. 19 Pre-Confederation Remainders (Pollock) 2 pp. 20 Canadian Issues, 1912-1928 (Pollock, Camp­

bell, Sonne) 5 pp. 21 The 3c Small Queen Issue of Canada (Shoe­

maker) 8 pp. 22 The National Cash Reaistcr Postage Machines

of Canada (Simon) 3 pp. 23 Some Early Canadian Cancellations (Hibbs)

2 pp. 24 Pantoaraphed Newfoundland Issue: Caribou

(Rang) I p. 25 Canadian Air Rarities, 1 p. 26 Canada: Scratched Plate, etc. (Rang) 2 pp. 27 Canada: Early Issues (Phillip) 7 pp. 28 Canada: 1898-1902 Issue (Argus & Aretz)

4 pp. 29 Reciprocal Cachets or U.S. and Canada

(Bernstein) 1<4 pp. 30 Canada: Port Hood Bisect (Miller) 4 pp. 31 Bisects of Dominion of Canada (Miller) 9 pp. 32 Canadian lmperforate-Between Coil Stamps

of 1926 (Shoemaker) 3 pp. 33 Stamps of New Brunswick (Kina) 9 pp. 34 Reprints of New Brunswick (Bartels) 2 pp. 35 Stamps of Prince Edward Island (King) 9 pp.

36 Stamps of British Columbia and Vancouver Island (King) 5 pp.

37 The Stamps of Canada (Kina) 15 pp. 38 Random N otes on Princ·e Edward Island

(Crosby) 4 pp. 39 Stamps of Nova Scotia (Kina) 12 pp. 40 Canadian Locals: Labrador Company of

U.S.A . (Hale) 10 pp. 41 Backaround of Newfoundland Stamps (Fox)

10 pp. 42 The Half<ent Maple Leaves of Canada, 1897

(Whitehead) 2 pp. 43 Royal William Trans-Atlantic Voyage (Rav­

enscourt) 2 pp. 44 Design of 6d Prince Albert, etc. (WeUbum)

5 pp. 45 Express Stamps of British ""lumbia (Well­

burn &. Nairne) 28 pp. 46 Beginnings of Postal S"rvo.c& 1J1 !IOUsh Col­

umbia (Wellburn) 11 f>,.. 47 Post Office Reporta, Canada, 18SI-S2 (Campo

bell) 2 pp. 48 Hand and Machine Made Papers of tbe Cana­

dian Pence Issues (Wellbum &. Sullivan) 3 pp. 49 Notes on lbe 2c Numeral of 1899 (Whitehead)

2 pp. SO Notes on Certain Canadian Ship Markings

(Whitehead) 2 pp. 51 The Diamond Jubilee Issue of 1897 (Jamlo­

son) 4 pp. S2 Newfoundland 2c Map Stamp, 1908 (Huber)

1 p. 53 Newfoundland Ouy Tercentenary, 1910-1911

(Huber) 4 pp. 54 Newfoundland Provlslonals 1920 (Huber) 5 pp. S5 Newfoundland Coronation Series 1911 (Huber)

3 pp. 56 Relative Scarcity of Early Canadian Stamps

(Phillips) 2 pp. S7 The 2c Canadian Surcharges. 2 pp. 58 Canadian Issue of Oeorge V: Its Freaks and

Errors (Hale) 2 pp. 59 Canadian Locals: Bancroft City Express

(Hale) 6 pp. 60 Canadian Locals: Baldwin Railroad Post

(Hale, 6 pp. 61 Kerr's City Post . 62 Royal Visit Plate Blocks (Grimmer) 2 pp. 63 Ribbed 1c of 1859 (Sulllvan) 1 p. 64 12d Black or Canada (Ward) 4 pp. 65 Larae Cent Issue of Canada (Jarrett) 2 pp. 66 Regular Issue of 1935 (Bond) 1 p. 67 Canada: 1911-25 Issues (Marler) 70 pp. 68 New Brunswick Cents 1860-68. 2 pp. 69 l c Ouy of Newfoundland (Strange) 3 pp. 70 Alberta Law Stamps (Calder) 28 pp. 71 Joint Paper on 1898 Numeral Issue, etc. S pp. 72 F1rst Printioa of Canada 6d, 1851 (Wellbum

& Sullivan) 2 pp. 73 Canada Parcel Post Local (Sharpe) 2 pp. 74 Canada 6d on Thin Wove, 185 1-55 (Wellbum

& Sulllvan) 2 pp. 75 Prince Edward Island Lot Number Cancella­

tions (Orlmmer) 4 pp. 76 The Northern Ontario Post Offices to 1895

(Campbell) 8 pp. 77 Canada 17c 1859 (Calder) 64 pp. 78 Chasing lbe Larae Head Phantom (Stephen­

son) 3 pp. 79 Lnrae and Small Cents of Canada (Dickson)

2 pp. 80 Alberta First Issue Law Stamps (Bilesld) 16

pp. 81 Collecting the Stamps of Canada: 1870 Issue

(Oreenhow) 1 pp. 82 Investigation In the Supposed Ole II of the

lc Yellow, 1922 (Rolbwell) 2 pp. 83 Checklist of Canadian Philatelic Publicatlons

(Collectors Club) 3 pp.

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84 Stamps of Newfoundland (Kina) 7 pp. 8$ Stamps of Newfoundland (Perlin) 24 pp. 86 Precancel Stamps of Brltlsb Columbia (Sonne)

2 pp. 87 Precancels of Alberta (Sonne) 2 pp. 88 Canada ~c Four Leaf, 1897 (Jarrett) 3 pp. 89 Caribou Issue of Newfoundland (Boggs) 2 pp. 90 2c Purple Envelope (Wurtelc) 2 pp. 91 Jubilee Issue of Canada (Kina) -' pp. 92 Proofs and Essays of Canada (Studd) 4 pp. 93 11 ~ Perforations of Canada, 1838 to 1880

(Richardson) 2 pp. 94 "Oc Blue Evangeline (Forman) 4 pp. 93 Posts and Postmarks of Newfoundland (Cal­

der) 2 pp. 96 Early Postal History of Newfoundland (Kirby)

2 pp. 97 Connell Stamp (Pollock) 2 pp. 98 Canadian Geography and Stamps (Deaville)

6 pp. 99 Retail Cigar, Cigarette and Tobacco Stamps

of Canada (Bond) 17 pp. 100 Canada Bill Stamps (Jarrett) 10 pp. 101 The Stamps of P.E.J. (from The Philatellst,

1893-Graves) 3 pp. 102 P.E.l. Cancellations (Hltt) 3 pp. 103 P.E.I. (Mason) 2 pp. 104 P.E.J. 1801-1870 (Tomlinson) 3 pp. 103 P.E.I. Reference List (Tomlinson) 3 pp. 106 Stamps of P.E.J. (Craia) 6 pp. 107 P.E.I . Forgeries (Earee) 2 pp. 108 Stamps of P .E.J. (Bishop) 4 pp. 109 New Bronswick Forgeries (Saree) 2 pp. 110 Nova Scotia Forgeries (Earee) 6 pp. 111 Canadian Match Tu Impressions (Garrett)

14 pp. 112 Sir Humphrey Gilbert (Holladay) 3 pp. 113 Notes on the Stamps of P.E.l. (Toppan) 3 pp. 114 The Stamps of P.E.J. (LalllJWOrthy) 3 pp. I IS The Fair Isle of the Gull (Baker) 4 pp. 116 6d 1831 (Spro.lllJ) 4 pp. 117 12d 1831 (SprUillJ) 4 pp. 118 Presentatlon Booklet.s of Canada (Barra-

clouah) 3 pp. 119 Canadian Cigarette Stamps (French) 6 pp. 120 Newfoundland (Kemp) 11 pp. 121 P.E. l. Cancellations, 1871-1873 (Tomlinson)

It pp. 122 Ciaarette and Tobacco Stamps (C.R .S.) 17 pp. 123 Gas Inspection Stamps (C.R.S.) 2 pp. 124 Quebec Law and ReaistratJon Stamps (C.R .S.)

12 pp. 123 Ontario Law Stamps (C.R.S.) 3 pp. 126 Electric Light Inspection Stamps (C.R.S.) 2

pp. 127 Customs Duty Stamps (C.R.S.) 2 pp. 128 Strip Tobacco Stamps (C.R.S.) IS pp. 129 Labrador-U.S.A. Local Stamp (Jamieson)

pp. 130 3c Brown Confederatlon (Deavllle) 8 pp. 131 Bancroft City Express (Hale) 2 pp. 132 The Riel Essay (Jamieson) 2 pp. 133 Canada's 2c Reaistered (Crosby) 2 pp. 134 Canadian Heraldry (Falconer &. Poole) 4 pp. 13S Canadian Proofs (Studd) 4 pp. 136 Postmarks of Canada (Stephenson) 3 pp. 137 An Introduction to the Large Cent (Harper)

4 pp. 138 Canada-B.W.I. Sea Routes (Stephenson) 3 pp. 139 Checklist of O.H.M.S. Perfs. S pp. 140 X-ray in B.N.A. Philately: The Jubilees

(Oieavln) " pp. 141 Small Cents Varieties (Lees-Jones) 1 p. 142 The First Four Issues of Canada (Studd) 6 pp. 143 Notes on the Postal History of Canada (Hal-

liday) 12 pp. 144 Canadian Plate Numbers (Scott) S pp. 143 Royal Train Covers (Jamieson) 3 pp.

146 Notes on the 1897 Cabot Issue of Newfound-land. 4 pp.

147 Canadian Coil Stamps. 1 pp. 148 Canadian Locals: Upper Canada (Hale) 2 pp. 149 1868 Issue of Canada (Reinhardt) 4 pp. ISO Oeorge V Admiral Issue (Goodger) S pp. 131 canadian Metered Mall (French) 4 pp. 132 Early Postal Relations Between Canada and

the U.S.A. (Hedley) 6 pp. 133 Canada 3c 1839 (Chapman) 2 pp. 134 P.E.I.: A New Variety (Pemberton) 1 p. ISS The Rouletted P.E.I.s (Pemberton) 1 p. 136 Newfoundland 2c on 4C Provisional (Sloane)

1 p. I S7 Port Hood Mulilateds (Pollock) 1 p. 138 Canadian Philatelic Cancellations (Lapointe

and others) 3 pp. 139 Notes on Early Canadian Rarities (Hervey)

2 pp. 160 P.E.T. Secondary Dies (Tomlinson) 8 pp. 161 Canada Air Letter (Belanger) 1 p. 162 Golden Anniverso~ry of Oreal Lakes Postal

Service (Willsdon & Watmodgh) 2 pp. 163 Canada Stamp Issues, I 869-97 (1 arrett) 2 pp. 164 Pence Issues of Canada (Jarrett) 2 pp. 163 canada, 1912-192$ (Huber) 3 pp. 166 Canada, 1912-1928 (Aretz) 3 pp. 167 R~ntries and Other Troe Varieties on the

Stamps of Canada (Studd) 2 pp. 168 Notes on Canada (Studd) 2 pp. 169 Canada's 3c Small Queen (Jarrett) 1 p. 170 Canada's First Stamp (Fairbanks) 2 pp. 171 Queen Victoria Small Cents, 1870-1897. 1 p. I 72 Royal Visit Flag Cancels. (Jamieson) 2 pp. 173 Newfoundland Guy Issue: Notes on the 2c

Value (Elliott) 6 pp. 174 New Bronswick Postal Markings (Chad-

bourne) 2 pp. 17S I Od 18S3 (SprulllJ) 6 pp. 176 First Issue Alberta Laws (McCall) 1 p. 177 1898 Numeral Issue (Nicholson) I p. 178 Canadian Postal Cancellations (Seaman) 4 pp. 179 Canadian Papers, I 868·97 (Macaskie) 2 pp. 180 Introduction to Map Stamps (Macaskie) 3 pp. 181 P.E.J. Bibliography (BNAPS P.E.J. Oroup)

'pp. 182 Numeral Issue of 1898-1902 (Stephenson) 6 pp. 183 Problem of the 6c Small Queen (Bonar &.

Lees-Jones) 1 p. 184 The Beaver (Fraser) 2 pp, ISS The 3c Caribou of Newfoundland (Moll) 3 pp. 186 Experimental eou (Coleman) 2 pp. 187 Tbe Maple Leafe Issue: A Study (Stephenson)

8 pp. 188 Cancellations on 19th Century Canadian

Stamps (Hurst) 2 pp. 189 A Few Canadian Varieties (Stokes) 1 p. 190 Canadian Special Delivery (F .B.) 2 pp. 191 Canadian Cachets (Forman) 7 pp. 192 The SOc Blue Orand Prt (Forman) S pp. 193 P.E.J. 1870 et seq. (Tomlinson) 3 pp. 194 P.E.I. Proofs (Tomlinson) 4 pp. 193 The Upper Columbia Company Local and

McOreeley's Express, Klondyke (Hurst) 2 pp. 196 Small Queens: The ~c Value (Hurst) 2 pp. 197 Canada 18S9 Issue: Study of the 12~c Plate

(Lees-Jones) 20 pp. 198 The First Printing Order of the tOe Prince

Albert, 1839 (Hurst) 3 pp. 199 The Cents Issue of 18$9-64 (Corwin & Kina)

3 pp, 200 The Registered Letter Stamps of Canada

(Bach) 1 p. 201 Publicity Issue of Newfoundland (Gardner) 4

pp. 202 Canada's Major and Minor Varieties From

1897 Up (Reiche) 16 pp. 203 Royal Train Covers (Jamieson) 4 pp. 204 Canadian Varieties (Draaas) 3 pp.

266 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

20.5 Canadian Revenue Variety (Bond) 7 pp. 206 Notes on 191.5-17 War Tax Issue of Canada

(Barraclouah) 6 pp. 207 Small Queens, Montreal and Ottawa Printings

(Scott) 2 pp. 208 Perforations of Sc Large Queen (Hurst) I p. 209 Patricia Airways VIgnettes of Canada (Oat­

wick) 3 pp. 210 Outline or Newfoundland Stamps (Stanbnry)

17 pp. 211 Small Cents Issue of Canada (Hamilton) 10

pp. 212 Canadian Stamp Art (Stamp Collcctina) 2 pp. 213 Canadian Booklet Printing (Oangge) 2 pp. 214 Canadian Coll Stamps, 193S (Armstrona) 2 pp. 21S Tercentenary Issue (Hamilton) 2 pp. 216 Newfoundland Guy Issue (Elliot) 7 pp. 217 New Brunswick (Swift) 3 pp. 218 Taylor's Bogus Bell's Dispatch. 1 p. 219 Sma.ll Cents Issue of Canada (Studd) 24 pp. 220 New Brunswick Sc. I p. 221 The Riel Essay (Cryderman) 2 pp. 222 Stamps of New Brunswick (Y01101) 3 pp. 223 The Connell Stamp (Klna) 3 pp. 224 War Issue Plate Tabulation (Weatherbie) I p. 22S Pence Issue Pane ldentltlcntlon (Brown) 1 p. 226 Canada: 1879 Cents Issue (Studd) 2 pp. 227 British Columbia and Vancouver Island

(Hi«) s pp. 228 Canada: 1868 Large Cents Issue (Pack) 4 pp. 229 The Larae Cents Issue (Firth) 6 pp. 230 Nova Scotia (Toapsern) 3 pp. 231 Alberta Law Stamps (Calder) 8 pp. 232 Saskatchewan Law Stamps (Calder) 9 pp. 233 Re~ntries and Varieties: King Edwards.

(Various) 17 pp. 234 Canada 18S9 lc (Otapman) 9 pp. 23S P.E.I. 2d Value (Groom) 236 Air Mall Stamps of Newfoundland (Vowles)

4 pp. 237 British Columbia and Vancouver Island

(Strange) 9 pp. 238 Proofs of Nova Scotia (Bond) 2 pp. 239 British Columbia and Vancouver Island

(Wellbum) 7 pp. 240 Newfoundland Forgeries (Johnson) 2 pp. 241 Four- and Two-Rina Cancellations of Early

Canada (Barraclough) 13 pp. 242 Canadian Locals, Genuine and Flctlclous

(Barraclough) 4 pp. 2.53 Incomplete Notes on Two- and Four-Ring

Numeral Cancellations of Canada (Barra­clough) 9 pp.

244 Tercentenary Issue (Various) 3 pp. 24S Re-entries and Varieties of the 1868 Issue

Large Heads (Searles) 2 pp. 246 Canadian Issue 1928-29 (Singer) 1 p. 247 Canadian Postal Stationery (Odell) 9 pp. 248 Platina the lc Guy of Newfoundland (Mac­

Master) 14 pp. 249 Travellinll Post Offices of Newfoundland

(Meyersons) IS pp. 2SO Canadian Trans-Atlantic Malls (Staff) 3 pp. 2$1 6c Guy Issue of Newfoundland (IDtlram) 2 pp. 2S2 Canadian Meters (Garrett) S pp. 2S3 Early Canadian Georalan Stamps (Cryder­

man) 10 pp. 2S4 Plate Varieties of the Pence Issue of Canada

(Atcheson) S pp. 2SS Handstruck Postage Stamps of B.C. and Van­

couver Island (Wellbum) 13 pp. 2S6 The Jc Small Queen Issue (Cryderman) 4 pp. 2S7 Revised List of O.H.M.S. Issues (Gordon and

. others) $ pp. 2S8 Small Queens: 2c Green (Dewey) 3 pp. 2.59 That JOe Albert (Saxton) 9 pp.

260 Newfoundland: Plating the lc Guy Card (Meyersons) S pp.

261 "23S" Numeral Obliterator Used in New­foundland (M!nuse) 2 pp.

262 Canadian Envelopes, August 186S. 2 pp. 263 Newfoundland Plate Number Blocks (Meyer-

son) 2 pp. 264 Jump Coils (Various) 6 pp. 26.5 B.N.A. Literature (Duncan) 6 pp. 266 Medallion Issue (Cryderman) 3 pp. 267 Canada: C.O.D. Cards and Envelopes (Bond)

2 pp. 268 Canadian Silver Jubilees (Jacobi) 3 pp. 269 Stamps of the North (Kehr) 4 pp. 270 Precancels (Goodale, Garrett) $ pp. 271 Canadian Patriotic Covers (Richardson) S pp. 272 Queenston Post Office, Upper Canada (Bond)

4 pp. 273 Canadian Postal Ra.tes, 18SI-S9. (Jephc.ott) $

pp. 274 Canadian Postal System (Goodwin) 9 pp. 27S British American and Canada Bank Note and

Engraving Companies (Brazer) 8 pp. 276 Nova Scotia Cents Issue (Harris) S pp. 277 Arctic Northwest Postal History (CUttress) 2

pp. 278 Hawker Stamps of Newfoundland (Goodklod)

pamphlet. 279 1c Small Queen (Hurst) 2 pp. 280 Canadian Bands, Wrappers, Cards, Envelopes

and Air Mail Forms (Bond) 14 pp. 281 Confederation (Hurst) 3 pp. 282 Maritime and Newfoundland Airways Story

(Singer) 4 pp. 283 Alexander Graham Bell (Norton) 2 pp. 284 Canada: Notes on the 2- and 4-Rina Numerals

(Phillips) 10 pp. 28S Chats on Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

Stamps (from Eastern Philatelist) 9 pp. 286 British Columbia and Vancouver Island (Well-

burn) S pp. .. 287 Hon. James Morris, First Postmaster-General

of Canada (Brown) 2 pp. 289 P.E.I. Miscellany (Quarles) 2 pp. 290 Stamps or ·Nova Scotia (Kemp)' pp. 291 Stamps of New Brunswick (Kemp) 4 pp. 292 Canada Pence Issue (Greene) 4 pp. 293 Canadian Issue of 18S9 (Jarrett) 2 pp. 294 A Glance at the Postal History of B.N.A.

Before 18.51 (HaJUday) 8 pp. 29S Canada: The JOe, 12~c and 17c Values of

the I 8.59 Issue (Otapman) 19 pp. 296 Pre-Adhesive Postal HJstory of Newfound­

land (Meyerson) 46 pp. 297 Canada Booklets and Booklet Panes (Hunter)

9 pp. 298 Canadian Queen Victoria Jubilee Foraerles

(Cbeavin) 6 pp. 299 Notes on the Stamps of British Columbia

(Bacon) ' pp. 300 Canadian Railway Mail Service (Ardiff) 4 pp. 301 Newfoundland Pence Issues (Bacon) 2 pp. 302 Maple Leaf and Numeral Issues (Various) S

pp. 303 JQng Edward Issue (Hurst, Hedley) 2 pp. 304 Plate Problems of Canada Sc Beaver {Lea)

7 pp. 30S Study of the Retouches and Re~ntrles of

the ~c Small Queen (Searles) 4 pp. 306 Perforations of the Decimal Currency Issue

of 1 8.59. 6 pp. 307 Cabot Issue of Newfoundland (Various) 13 pp. 308 Dies of the Kings Head Issue, 1930. 3 pp • 309 Provisional Coli Stamps of I 91 S. t p. 310 Canada Imperforate-Between Coils of 1926

(Shoemaker and others) 6 pp.

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960 267

ANNUAL MEETING

REPORTS SHOW SUCCESSFUL YEAR OF OPERATION

FOR MOST DEPARTMENTS OF THE SOCIETY IN 1960

President V. G. Greene took the chair at 10:35 a.m., Saturday, September 17, 1960, and de­clared the meeting officially open for the consid­eration of such business as should come before 11.

It was moved and seconded by G. B. Llewellyn and D. C. Meyerson that the meeting dispense with the readina of the minutes.

In the absence of the founder and Secretary of the Society, Jade Levine, A1 Kessler was re­quested by the cha.ir to maxe notes of the min­utes of the meeting and forward &arne to the Secretary.

Tho President then read a telearam from A. Banfield, expressing h1s rearet at Inability to be present. A letter was also received by the Presi­dent from W. W. Chadbourne, who likewise was unable to attend.

Increaslna the membershlp by pointing out the benefit& of membershi~ in the Society was the theme of the President a address to the assembled members.

The Secretary's report was then read by D. C. Meyerson, who moved its adoption, seconded by aeveral and filed. (See REPORTS 011 pqe 269.)

The auaaestlon by the Secretary, contained in hls annual report to the Society, that the retiring Treaaurer, W. C. Peterman, shall henceforth and hereafter be designated "Treasurer Emeritus," was uanlmously adopted by all present rlsfna and ap­plaudina the only Treasurer this Society has had In It& first 18 years of existence.

At the suggestion of, and upon motion or B. C. Blnka, seconded by L. Davenport, the chair was Instructed to convey the best wishes of the Society to Lloyd W. Sharpe for a speedy recovery.

The Treasurer's report was then read and upon motion of the Treasurer, seconded by G. B. Llew­ell}'ll, adopted.

D. C. Meyerson then read the report of the Chairman of the Board of Governors which, upon correction reaardlng the attendance by members from the West at our past convent.lons, was moved for adopt.lon by the Chairman of the Board, sec­onded by W. Rorke.

The report of the Advertising Manager was then read by G. B. Llewellyn, and upon his mo­tion, seconded by A. MacMaster, was adopted.

A report of the Publicity Committee and the Permanent Convention Committee Chairman was then submitted for adoption by the Chairman of tbe Committees, AI Kessler, and upon beina sec­onded by G . B. llewellyn, accepted.

The Editor's report was then read by Treasurer W. C. Peterman and its acceptance moved by W. Rorke, seconded by D. C. Meyerson.

Robert J. Duncan, Librarian, was then called upon and he thanked the members of the Society for their efforts In the past and appealed for their continued support in the future In maintaining the llbrary.

There was no report from the Editorial Board, Dr c. Jephcoott, Chairman.

tho Sales Manaager, AI Cook, then read his report, with a concludlna recommendation thllt In the future the host aroup, upon the r"Quest of the Sales Manager, arrange to provide assi$tancc to the person handling the circuit books of the Society _ at the Convention In order that the Sales Manager not be confined to the bourse table for the duration of the show. The report and

recommendations were moved for adoption by Mr. Cook, seconded by E. Harris, and carried.

W. C. Peterman then read a report for the Chairman of the Handbook Committee, n. J. Woolley. The Perlin handbook and the Duplex handbook are sold out. Enough of the Squared Circle handbooks have been sold to cover the entire costs and all future sales will be profit to the Society.

Under the subJect of unfinished business, E. A. Richardson thanked the members for their co­operation in the proaress of the Flag Cancella· lion handbook-to date over 60 meml>ers h3ve submitted valuable information in connection whh same. Other handbooks being considered are "Canadian Booklets," "Canadian Semi-official Airs," "Boer War" and others. Mr. Richardson then continued by submitting copies for all present of the proposed chanaes In Rules and Regulations for Exhibitors at BNAPS Exhibitions. In conclud· ina, Mr. Richardson made a plea for lncreasln11 the membership to overcome the losses incurred each year.

Upon the calllna of new business to be brou&ht before the Society, President V. G . Greene in­formed the membership that It has been suuested that Insurance in the amount of $1,000 be l$sued to cover the Library. Thl$ was adopted upon the motion of C. P. deVolpl, seconded by A. Mac­Master.

E. A. Richardson then offered a donation of "Literature" handbooks to the Society.

An i.rivitation to hold BNAPEX-61 in Elrnira, N.Y., was extended by AI Cook on behalf of the " Apple Knockers" of Ithaca. This was accepted by the members present. This w:1s followed br an Invitation by C. P. deVolpl_ for a return viSit to tho Alpine Inn at Ste. Marguerite, Quebec:, In 1962, which was also accepted.

The subject of the listing of the membel"l<hip geoRraphically in one of the issues of BNA TOPICS each year was then raised. W. C. Peter­man made mention that the only reason it had been discontinued was due to the cost which w~s prohibitive at the time It was discontinued. After 1\ lengthY discussion , It was agreed that such a list should be published at least once a year. At thl.s point s. Nickle auuested a separate book, free to the membership. for sale to others as a mallina list, alphabetk:ally and geographically Jist· ed and showing collectinll interests. Upon motion or G. B. UeweUyn, seconded by H. Lussey, It was carried.

W. Rorke then suggested that the son or dau~th­ter of a deces5ed member be permitted to Inherit the membership number of the mother or father. This was referred to the Board of Governors.

A rising vote of thanks was declared in order to W. Rorke and his Committee of the host groups ot Edmonton and CaiJ18ry for their hospitAlitY and fine arrangements for the comfort ancl plea­sure of those members who gathered from far and near for this annual convention and exhl· bltlon.

Or. K. Day presented a plan fo)r the cre~tlon of a committee to make a study of the fancy ciln· cellatlons of the Queen's era, with the hope that at some time In the future a cancellation cata· Iogue might be published. The suggested com­mittee members were, In addition to Dr. Day,

268 YEARBOOK/ 8NA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

BNAPSers Brassier, Kemp, Ludlow and Lussey. Upon motion of D. C. Meyerson, sccond~d by L. S. Crosby, authority to do so was granted.

(Editor's Note: At a later meeting of the group the following name was decided upon: Nineteenth Century ·Canadian Fancy Cancellation Group. Information on the background, scope and purpose of this group will be published In DNA TOPICS in the near future.)

A rising vote of thanks was extended to the Postmaster General of Canada for the official recognition of the Society by the Issuance of a special slogan cancellation covering the period o( September I to I 7, inclusive. Approximately 42.000 pieces of mail went through the Bani!' post office during that time and received this cancellation.

A vote of thanks was also extended to S. Nickels for the display provided by the Glenbow Foundation which was on view in the same area as the BNAPEX exbibition, •. _includlng four frames loaned by the Post Office uepartment.

A motion for adjournment was made by L. S. Crosby and carried at 12:10 p.m.

Respectfully submitted. ALFRED H. KESSLER, Acting Secretary

REPORTS REPORT OF THE SECRETARY

I am so very sorry that last minute develop­ments made it impossible for me to be present with you at this Convention. I had so looked forward to enjoying our first gathering in the West, and can now only wish you all a most pleasant convention.

My report will show many favorable aspects and some which could show even better results. These comments are based mostly on our member­ship development as it is covered in this report and l offer the following summary and analyses on which these comments are offered:

Membe.rshlp Summary From· Sept. 1, 19!9 to Sept. 1, 1960

Total Membership, Sept. I, 1959 .......... 1033 New Members, 9-t-59 to 9-1-60 ............ 98 Replaced on Rolls, 9-1-59 to 9-1-60 .... 1

Dropped from Rolls, 9-1-59 to 9-1-60 ... . Resignations, 9-1-59 to 9-1·60 ............... . Deceased, 9·1·59 to 9·1-60 ............... ...... .

Total Membership, Sept. 1, 1960 ..... .... .

30 37 11

1132

78

10S4

From the preceding summary, we note that our total membership was 1033 last year and has in­creased to 1054 this year~a gain of 21. For your further information, there were 22 life members last year and there are 23 this year. To study our membership development more closely, let us re­view the following comparative analysis between last year and this:

1!159 New Members ...... ........ 118 Replaced .... ..... . 2

Inc.rease .. . .. . .. . .. ... . . . .. . .. ... .. . ..... .. . 120

Dropped Resigned Deceased

Decrease

· NET INCREASE ..

26 29 I

7

62

S8

1!160. 98

1

88

30 37 11

78

21

Our first observation Is that only 98 new mem­bers were enrolled this year compared to 118 last year-20 less: We must naturally wonder· and ques­tion why a smaller enrollment with an even larger membership? It would seem obvious that less mem­bers are encouraging their friends to understand and recognize the advantages of membership In our Society. We have never sponsored a concerted drive for new members but have always realized membersblp gains by and because of the belief and knowledge of our members that BNAPS Is THE Society for their friends who collect B.N.A. This reason is still very much the best one and pee­haps only a reminder to the members Is all that is needed.

We next note that losses through dropped/ resig­nations and deaths were 78 this year aga nst 62 last year; 16 more numerically but actually 12 in the dropped and resignations. Of course, with an Increase In membership numbers, we might ex· pect a larger loss but we must always wonder whY. A greatest percentage of resignations are offered wfth the regret that either age, health or sale makes it impossible or inadvisable to continue. Such reasons for resignation cannot be contested or questioned1 but any other usually Is. As for the dropped rrom the rolls, here, as I have re­marked before, the reasons are unknown except when ~uch must be done where members have re-located and present address Is unknown and cannot be learned even after advertising that mail has been returned.

So, as I said, this portion of my report on mem­bership shows some favorable aspects and some which could be improved, and I trust that the fav­orable will continue and the less favorable receive your attention and efforts.

The President's Certificate Each year the "President's Certificate" Is award­

ed to the member who enrolled the. most new members during the year. From January 1959 to December 1959 (per date of Secretary's Report), new members were recruited by the following members in such numbrs as indicated: E. A. Rich­ardson 23, R. J. Duncan 8, A. H. Kessler 5, E. A. Harris 4, V. G. Greene 3. Two each: C. M. Chandler, E. A. Clark, A. E. Hetherington, D. C. Meyerson, A. W. Mcintyre, J. H. M. Young, One each: F. G. Atkinson, E. C. Banno, B. Bartlett, L. M. Bell, M. Campbell, W. P. Carter, J. J. CharCO~!, J. R. Cooke, H. M. Dilworth. J. H. Eley, R. S. H. GreenhUt, H. C. Hazell, W. S. John· stone, W. H. JGng, A. Koeppel, G. L. Leei J . P. Macaskle. G. H. Melvin, R. F, McLellan, . Mc­Ta$gart-cowan, N. Pelletier, W. T. Pollitz, H. Retche, D. G. Rosenblat, G. Showers, J. S. Siv­erts, D. Tincknell, E. A. Totten, G. M. Tuttle, N. Utberg, J . F. Webb, E. A. F. Welter, A. White· head, H. W. S. Wilding, J. A. Wilson.

From the preceding recruiting report, I am very pleased to be a61e to announce the repeat winner of the "President's Certificate" for 19S9 Is: EDWARD A. RICHARDSON.

VIncent G. Greene Award Each year a winner Is voted· to receive the

"Vincent G. Greene Award"- a silver cup awarded to the author or authors of the best original art­icle or articles, column or series of columns originally published in DNA TOPICS. To deter­mine such a winner, the four elected officers, the nine members of the Board of Governors and the donor are canvassed by the Secretary for their three successive selecUons and points are allowed on a 3 for first, 2 for second, and 1 for third choice basis. These have all been so canvassed and from the 11 ballots received, the following r-oint score noted: L. W. Sharpe 22, J. H. M. Youn11 19. D. C. Meyerson 7\11, N. A. Pelletier ~. W. W. Chadbourne 3, C. P. deVolpi 3, A. Whitehead '3, E. A. Smytbies 2, Perlin Study Group 'h.

From the above reported results of the vot~. the winner of tbe "Vincent G. Greene Award' for 19S9 is: LLOYD W. SHARPE.

YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960 269

Elections Article IV, Section 3 of the Society Constitu­

tion and By-Laws provfdes, "If all candidates to be elected in any one election shall be unopposed, no official ballot need be prepared or mailed and the Secretary shall cast one vote, or any form, for such unopposed candidates."

Since all offered slates of candidates were duly published in DNA TOPICS and, since all such slates were for the same candidates without oppo­sition for or to any office and therefore unopposed, I, Jack Levine, Secretary, do herewith cast one vote for the following candidates to the desig­nated offices and do thereby formally and !Jffidally effect the election or:

PRESIDENT: Walter W. Chadbourne VICE-PRESIDENT: Arnold P. Banfield SECRETARY: Jack Levl.ne TREASURER: James T. Culhane BOARD OF GOVERNORS: Leslie A. Daven·

port, Alfred H. Kessler, Willard Rorke. As founder of the Society and its Secretary for

aU of its 18 years, for the first time I am presum­ing to allow myself a privilege which I wish en­tirely as my own. For aU these 18 years I have worked with onl.Y one Treasurer of our Society. In aU these years I felt I was in a position to know who worked bard for the Society- and J know that none worked harder than the Treasur­er; I know that none was more sincere, none more loyal, none more tireless, none with the interest and welfare of the Society more to heart. Our Treasurer retires in the knowledge that the mike has been entrusted to a good man. I know of no way to honor or thank Bill Peterman for what he has done-for what he will stiU do. I can only ask that, in my absence, you all rise and show him our appreciation and recognition of the man and his work for the Society and, enact and effect at the meeting a ruling whereby Bill "Pete" Peterman shall henceforth and hereafter be desig­nated "Treasurer Emeritus."

Respectfully submitted. JACK LEVINE, Secretary.

INTERIM REPORT OF THE TREASURER

tianuary 1 to August 31, 1960) The Report of the Treasurer for 1959 Is pub­

lished in the September issue of DNA TOPICS so at this time I will give you only a few of the unusual items and the net results.

At the time of last year's Annual Meeting it was estimated that we might have a surplus of about $280 at the end of the year. However, due to unexpected and non-recurring income of $532 surplus from BNAPEX-59 and an unusually high operatinq surplus of $338 from the Sales Circuit, we ended the year 1959 with a surplus of $804.

I will now give you a summary of the financial operations of BNAPS for the first eight months of 1960, as an interim report which will later be published in TOPICS in full.

As in the past, this report does not include in­come or expenses in connection with the cur­rent Yearbook, for which records are not com­plete. The total 1960 Income to August 31 irom all other sources was $4,777 and the total expense for the same period was $3,830, leaving a balance of $947 of 1960 funds for use toward paying expenses from August 31 to December 31.

It is estimated that the income for the balance of this year will be about $400 and that ex­penses will be about $1,400. The expenses will, thus, be about $SO more than the present funds plus the estimated income for the balance of the

ye~e above estimated expenses include a loss of about $100 on the Yearbook and about $100 in the Sales Department due to the inactivity of this department. Without the loss in the Sales De­partment we would have probably ended the year with a surplus of about $50.

This report is respectfully submitted for your considerahon. I move its approval.

W. C. PE-TERMAN, Treasurer.

Statement of Operadons (January 1 to Septelt)ber 1, 1960)

INCOME

M~~1~e~hlf96gu~~~ .. - -~~~~ ... r.~~~~ $ 6.00 Membership dues: 1960 renewal 3721.51 Membership dues from Life

Membership Fund ........ 69.00 182.37 Membership dues: New mem ...

Membership fees: New mem . .. 5'2.00 $4030.88

Topics: Advertising paid in 1959 ..... . Advertising paid in 1960 .... .. Sale of back issues and subs.

23.75 437.88 10.90 472.53

Perfin Handbook sales .............. .. Duplex Handbook sales .... ...... ..

~'&;:;;: ~.~:~~ --~~~~~.~-.. ~~.e_s: :: : Miscellaneous ....................... ... .. ..

9.13 9.13 3.02 3.02

106.93 106.93 2.00 2.00 1.66 1.66

Accounts receivable: Topics advertising ............ .... .. 15'0.93 150.93

Total Income $4777.08

EXPENSES Topics:

Printing 7 issues in 1960 ...... $2148.72 Cuts ......... ............. ...................... 448.91 Addressing and malllng ... ..... 109.13 Postage ...................................... 176.00

~~~an~':,~e;op~ ... :::::::::::::::::: :: 1~N: $3097.26

General Expenses: Postage ......... ......... .. Stationery .... ............................. . Statement forms .................. ... . Membership cards ............ ..... . Bank service charges and

prem. on Can. payments .. Premium on fidelity bond .... .. Auditing of Society books .. .. Miscellaneous .... ...... .......... ... .

Library ........................................ .. Sales Circuit: Net loss ... .......... . Squared Circle Handbooks:

Balance of cost .. ... ...... ............. . Duplex Handbook: Cost of

books sold ........... .................... . Bills Payable:

Balance owed Library Fund

Total Exp_enses Balance of 1960 Funds

172.35' 109.90 21.51 33.60

40.8S 37.50 50.00 18.93 484.64

37.91 37.91 102.05' 102.05

81.66 81.66

3.02 3.02

24.09 24.09

$3830,63 946.45

- - -$4777.08

REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS

It is with great pleasure that J address this report to the members of the British North America Philatelic Society assembled at Banff for the 1960 annual meetl.ng. I for one am pleased that the Society has finally held its annual meet­ing ln this part of the country so that our loyal and faithful members could meet some of their fellow BNAPSers from other parts .of the country. Although this is our twelfth annual meeting, I can only remember five previous visitors from the Canadian Northwest to our former meetings. Mr. MacMaster attended our first convention in Buf­falo; Mr. Bury Binks attended our fourth meet­ing at Ithaca, N.Y., in 1952, and Lt.-Col. Fred Eaton was in attendance at the meeting held at Niagara Falls in 1955. Last year for the first time the meeting at Atlantic City was honored by two members, your own Bill Rorke, chairman of the 1960 Convention, and Murray Ward, another tire­less worker for the Society. I do hope that with the example set by us Easterners 'at this show, that our future shows in the East will show a greater cross-section of the membership than it has in the past. May I add that there would have been at least another dozen in attendance t rom the East bad It not been that the show this year coincided with the London International and

270 YEARBOOK / B'NA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

some members were unable to travel such great distances twice in one year. Let's make attendance at our future shows tru!y international.

The Board transacted all of its regular busine8s, such as having its committee pass on member· ship applications, having the books audited and preparing and passing on the current budget. This is as good a time as any to express the ap­preciation of the Board for the tireless work turned in by Bill Peterman, Treasurer of BN APS from its very inception. Bill has finally l~id down the reins of office and I know that we are all sorry to ~ee him go; he bas been a tower of strength and an indefatiguable worker for U1e good of the Society - and be sure prepared a darned good budget!

The Board also felt that the Society rule of barring from an exhibition any exhibit that bad !ormerly won a Grand Award would eventually work to the detriment of future exhibits, as we would graduallY be losing the privilege of look­ing at some of our top collections. And yet it wouldn' t be fair to allow these same Orand Award exhibits to be continuallY shown against new ex­hibitors. A new class was, therefore, set up for former winners of Orand Awards and they could show onlY in that classification in which they won the Orand Award. An entirely new set of medals was provided !or, to be paid for by the ·Society, and the host group has the privilege of using this classification at any time that they see fit, and we do hope that all future convention chairmen will avail themselves of this new classification, as the exhibits of the former winners were enough to make our mouth water.

The Board had hoped by this show that the clas­sification list would have been revised to include a third class, for so-called "side-line" collections, but unfortunately the committee responsible for setting up this new class to give recognition to the widening interests of philatelY was unable to r"ach a final conclusion and we do hope that it will be submitted to the Board in time to have it in­cluded in the plans for the 1961 show to be held at Elmjra, N.Y. , by the Ithaca Group-" \pple­knockers" to those of us who have known them for years. So let's all get together agajn in 1961.

Respectfully submitted. DANIEL C. MEYERSON, Chairman,

Board of Governors.

(Postscript: On the day before I left to come to this show. I received the new classification list to submit to the Board of Governors, and I am pleased to advise that Jor BNAPBX-61 the So­ciety will undoubtedly have a third classification composed of sidelines , with medals awarded for the classificaUon. The Board will be canvassed on these new <:lassifications as soon as I return east.)

REPORT OF THE ADVERTISING MANAGER

Display advertising revenue for the first six months of 1960 totalled $503.35-on!y sllghtly more than the $492.57 received during the rom­parable period last year. The full year's receipts from thts source in 1959 amounted to $863.72, which amount should be equalled or exceeded by the end of this year.

The 1959 Yearbook. which was the October issue, grossed $461.50 in display advertising. This year the Yearbook \vill be the November issue, and will contain the report of this convention and annual meeting, as well as other useful and per· tinent information. As you undoubtedlY know, we endeavor to make this special issue self-sustaining by soliciting advertising from our membership. As of this writing, ads totalling $356 have been received. The deadline for copy is October t, and I earnestly urge those attendmg this meeting and convention, who have not alreadr done so, to co­operate by giving this effort theu sup~ort. I wJII be on!y too happy to accept your copy up until the time the convention adjourns, or you may mail it to reach my home address on or before Oc­tober 1.

I respectfully submit this report and move its adoption.

GEORGE B. LLEWF.LLYN, Advertising Manag~r.

REPORT OF THE SALES DEPARTMENT (Period ending' June 15, 1960)

ASSETS Cash In bank-demand ............................ .. Cash in bank--savings ..... ..... ................... .. Circulating value ........................................ . Reserve--Insurance charges receivable .. Prepaid insurance policy ........................... . Blank sales books ..... ........................ .

LIABILITIES

$ 1955.51 1609.46

10335.56 242.13

82.16 77.55

$14302.37

?;::;:~crr:~Je .. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: $ ' i~~:~5 Operating surplus .. ......... ............................. 691.~9

SI430V7

The operating surplus of $691.89 consists of: Cash .................................................... $532.18 Prepaid Insurance premium .......... 82.16 Blank sales books .. ... ....................... 77.55

Respectfully submlitted. $691.89

ALFRED P. COOK, Sales Manager

REPORT OF THE HANDBOOK COMMITTEE

The Perlin Handbook was published in time for the BNAPS Convention in October of 1955 and had a printing of 500 copies. This was en· tirely sold out by early summer this year. The present demand is not very strong, although a few more copies could be sold. Consideration will be given to a revised edition which will include all new designs reported since publication of the original edition, other corrections or identifica­tions and possiblY a list of the stamps known to have been punched by the provinces. These would be the Legislatures of Ontario, Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan, the Quebec Liquor Com­mission and Workman's Compensation Board of British Columbia. A rarity factor, it is hoped, will be included for guidance of collectors and no doubt will be a popular feature of a revised edi­tion. The committee of the Perfin Group hopes to work on this during the coming winter.

Squared Clrde Handbook. The revised edition of Dr. Whitehead's handbook came off the press last fall, 1959, and bas proven to be very popular, around 400 copies having been sold to date. The printing of 1,000 copies will be sufficient for a few years yet, as probably demand will be in the range of 150 to 200 annuallY.

Flag Cancellations Is our proposed next pub­lication. Under the leadership of Ed Richardson, an interested group is engaged in revising the work of A. L. McCready of Cobden, Ont., and Ed bas been fortunate in arranging for the use of the plates from the original publication. Mater· ial for the handbook is being published in a series of articles in TOPICS, which after revision will be ~CW;.tp~X~gf. it is hoped published in time for

CPS of G.B.: Our exchange arrangement with this society has worked to the advantage of both groups and sales of •heir Duplex Cancellations of the Victorian Era reached 120 through BNAPS before they reported they were sold out. It Is hoped that their new handbook on the 1898 Map Stamp will shortly be available for distribution through BNAPS.

The financial report of handbook sales Is in­cluded in the Treasurer's 'report.

The Handbook Committee would be pleased to hear of any proposal for the publication of new handbooks compiled by study groups within the Society or edited by one of our members. Please contact the Chairman of the Committee.

RespectfullY submjtted. R. 1. WOOLLEY, Chairman,

Handbook Committee.

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PROPOSED BNAPS E XHIBITION CLASSI FICATION

SecfloD 1-19ftt Caltury Group A-Pro-Adhesive and Stampless Covers to 187S. B-Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland,

Prince Edward Island, Brftlsh Columbia and Vancouver Island. (Any one in entirety and may Include stampless.)

C--Pre-Confederatlon Issues of Canada (Pence and 'S9s).

D-Large Queens of Canada. B-Small Queens of Canada (and may include

W idow Weeds and Registration issues). P-Canada Jubilee, Leaf, Numeral, SUrcharges and

Map issues. (Any one IJ1 entirety, or the group) G-19th Century Proofs and Essays of Canada

and/or Newfoundland.

Section 2-lOth Century A-20th Century Issues of Newfoundland. B-Canada Edwards and/or Quebec Issues. c-canada Admiral Issues, Incl. War Tax. D-Kln& Georae V Issues of Canada 1927-193S. E-King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Issues

of Canada. P-Booklets and Panes of Canada (when shown

together It may also include those of New­foundland).

G- Piate and Impr!Jlt Material or Canada and/or Newfoundland.

H- Spcclnl Issues of Canada, including Special Delivery, Airmails, Postaae Dues and Offici31s.

1- AirmaUs of Newfoundland. J-20th Century Proofs and Essays of Canada

and/or Newfoundland.

Section 3-SpeciallJ:ed CoDec:doltt A- Federal Revenues, 19th and 20th Century. B-Prov!Jlcial Revenues, Including Newfoundland.

(May Include one province or all.) C--Tax Paids, Telegraph and Telephone Franks. D- Postal Stationery of Canada and/or New­

foundland. E-Perfuts, Private or Official Issues. P-Seml-Qfficial Airmails, Pioneer and Govern­

ment Flights. G-Illustrated AdvertisiJl& Covers, IJlcluding Ho­

tels, Exhibitions, etc. H- Patriotlc and t or War Covers. I- Precancels.

J - Pro-1890 Cancellatlon Collections of Canada and/or Newfoundland.

K-1890 and later, Cancellation Studies of Can· ada and/or Newfoundland.

L-Bogus Material, "Locals," "Hechler," Fakes and Forgeries.

M- Meters, Franks, "COO," First Day, Souvenir, Cachet, "Maximum Cards" and similar mater­ial.

N- Any other specialized study or sideline col­lection not otherwise classified.

Secdou 4-Cbamplondalp Class

No classiJkation. This classification is open to all collections which have won the BNAPS Grand Award at a previous BNAPEX. (The fim was held in 1949.) Grand Award eXhibitions arc not allowed to be shown agaln in Sections 1·3. Exhibits In Section 4 arc not IJ1 competition with those in Sections 1·3, and are not ellgiblc for the Orand Award.

Awards Orand Award: Each exhibition of the Society

shall provide for a Orand Award for tlte best exhibit in the show. Entries in the Championship Class (Section 4) shall not be eligible for this award.

Section 1 Awards: Total of five medals-! sold, 2 silver and 2 bronze; or 2 silver and 3 bronze; or 3 silver and 2 bronze.

Section 2 Awards: Total of three mednls-1 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze; or 2 silver and 1 bronu; or 1 silver and 2 bronze; or 3 bronze.

Section 3 Awards: Total of four medals-1 gold, 1 sliver and 2 bronze; or 1 silver and 3 bronze; or 2 silver and 2 bronze; or 4 bronze.

Section 4 Awards: Dlamond..Oold Medals. The number awarded shall not exceed three, or a num­ber equivalent to SO per cent of the entries in the classification, whichever Is lower.

Judges' Discretion: In all cases the number or medals IJldicated In the IICbedule above shall be deemed to be the maximum. However, it the quality or the exhibits docs not warrant the num· ber of awards IJldicated above, they may be rc· duced. Awards from one section cannot be trans­ferred to another section.

Note: All other existing rules shall r~mnin as prdsently existing. Where necessary, they will be revised to reflect the changes indicated herein.

It ls proposed that this Classification and A~ ard Schedule be placed into effect beginning with the 1961 EXhibition.

CANADA POST OFFICE HONORS BNAPS WITH SLOGAN

Tbroup lbe c- ratlou and at the suaestloa of PostJouuter Artllur Fouldt (BNAPS 1766) the abon •J.otan cancdllltlon was In ate a t Banlf du.rlnl lbe ConYtndon. It Is shown ben on lbe aew 1960 4c

postcard throur b the courte.,. of Eel Rlcbard.son.

272 YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

BNAPEX-60

COLLECTIONS FEATURED

TO BE HELD IN THE

OUTSTANDING

BNAPEX SHOW

IN FIRST

WEST

By A. W, MdNTYRE (BNAPS 761)

THE 12TH ANNUAL Convention and exhibition of the British North America Philatelic Society,

BNAPEX-60, drew exhibits that were medal win­ers in the London and Johannesburg International Shows. Members registered for the convention from six provinces and eight states, coming from as far distant as Delaware and Texas.

A display by the Canada Post Office included the only known block of 2S Inverted Seaway stamps. Development of the Alberta-Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee and the 1958 centennial stamp for British Columbia, from sketches to color trials, were shown. Historical sketches, maps and letters of the '80s in pioneer transport in what Is now Alberta were presented in a display arranged by the Glenbow Corporation.

Prize Exhib its For the first time a past grand awards com­

petition was provided. The winner was Harry Goody, Bramhall, England, who sent 10 frames of Newfoundland pence issues, fresh from taking new laurels in the London International. Fine dis­plays of Canada Admiral issues were presented by H. W. Lussey, New Milford, N.J., whose entry of Lar11e ~ueens captured a silver medal "with felicitations' in the open classes. Also shown was the extensive disflay of Prince Edward Island by L. W. Crosby o Banff, who showed a frame of 1897 Jubilees in blocks, and whose six frames of Small Queens won a bronze medal.

Grand Award winner of the open show was a striking display of Newfoundland pence stamps by D. C. MeyerSon, Harrison, N.Y. The gold medal in the 19th Century section went to John T. Pratt of Minnesota for a fine display of Nova Scotia, on and off cover. Bronze medals for this section were also won on Canada pence by John Siverts, Wllmingto~ Delaware, and on a comparative study of Small \.lueen and Registration stamps of the '70s by Walter Carter, Willowdale, Ont.

The gold award of the 20th Century section went to an extensive display of pioneer, semi­official and early first flight airmail covers shown by N. A. Pelletier, Toronto.

Three bronze medals were awarded in the 20th Century section to Dr. C. W. Hollingsworth, Wal­sall, England on his display of Canada Edward VII; to W. C. Rockett Willow Grove, Penna., on an extensive display of Canadian revenue stamps; and to P. D . van Oudenol, Calgary, on a showing of perfin cove.rs, including departmental and com­mercially perforated stamps.

Other Exhibits Other members of the Society exhibiting at the

show were: Section 1: W . Rorke, Canada Pence (non-com­

petitive); S. S. Kenyon, Canada 1859 Issue; W. Rorke, Small Queens; L. Wilson 8c Small Queen (non-competitive); Carl Nickle, Map Issue; L. S. Crosby, Jubilee Blocks; E . E . Poole, Newfound­land Proofs.

Section 2: B. Bartlett, Edwards and Quebec Issue; E. E. Poole, 20th Century Newfoundland; H . W. Lussey, Registration Stamps; C. Russell

McNeil, Officials; C. Russell McNeil Officials and Varieties (non-competitive); E . A. Harris, Alberta Territorial Cancellations; W. Rorke, Registration Stamps (non-competitive); A. P. Cook, George V Booklets; C. A. Porter, Registration Stamps.

The judges for the exhibit were: C. P. deVolp!, chairman; Bury C. Binks, L. A. Davenport and Dr. Kenneth M. Day.

For the first time at a BNAPS Convention a postal slogan featuring the philatelic show was in use at the Banff post office prior to and during the event. Used 42,000 times, this is not likely to be plentiful among covers saved.

Entertainment during the Convention included a drive to Lake Louise, with tea there with hosts, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Crosby; a barbecue and bon­fire at Two Jacks Lake; drives for the ladies to the museum, hot springs and gondola lift; final banquet and presentation of awards.

Convention chairman was W. Rorke of the Edmonton Group; registrar was R. S. Traquair, secretary of the Calgary Group. Ladies commit­tees of these two host groups were generous in driving visitors about the mountain resort.

Official Reelstratlon The official list of those registering at BNAPEX

60 is as follows: Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Adamson, Edmonton; Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Banno, Salmon Arm, B.C.; Dick Barron, Calgary; Sid F. Bedwell, Salmon Arm; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Benningen, Calgary; B. C. Blnks, Vancouver; Walter P. Carter, WU!owda!e1 Ont.; Fred CatteraJh Saskatoon, Sask.; Howara Slausen, Spokane, wash.; Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Cook, Ithaca'- N.Y.i . Dutton CopT., Edmonton; Lou Crosby, uanff; Mr. a.nd Mrs. . T. C\Jlhane, Norristown, Pa.; L. A. Davenport, Toronto; Dr. K. M. Day, Piusburgh, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Debney, Edmonton; Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Delange, Kamloops, B.C.; Mr. and Mrs. C. P. deVolpi, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. J. Dickenson, Regina, Sask.; Miss Dickenson, Regina; John Duncan, Armstrong, B.C.; R . J. Duncan, Armstrong.

Jean Ea!!lesham, Calgary; Dr. F. J. Follinsbee, White Rock, B.C:,;. Dr. J. A . Follnsbee, Vancou­ver; Vincent G . vreene, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. H . D. Greenwood, Kamloops; Mr. and Mrs. Ed A. Harris, Edmonton; Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Harris, Edmonton; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hadley, Prince Albert, Sask.; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hassan, Ithaca, N.Y. ; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hill, Calgary; Jas. Hill, Saskatoon; Mrs. S. Hodgson, Willowdale; Eugene Holmok, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. Brien Horne, Calgary; Fred Jarrett Toronto; Finlay Johnson, Spokane, Wash.; W. M. Kelly, Bassano, Alberta; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kemp, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Kenyon, Edmonton; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kessler, Philadelphia, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Llewellyn, Huntingdon Valley, Pa~;_ L. M. Ludlo~. Pasadena, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lussey, New Milford, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. H. A. MacMaster, Vancouver; Mr. and Mrs. D . C. Meyerson, Ha.rrison, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mci ntyre, Edmonton; Mrs. Doris Mc­Kay, Edmonton; Harris McLeod, Edmonton; Mr.

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960 273

and Mrs. C. R. McNeil, Burlington, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. S. Nickle, Calgary; Dr. W. Orobko, Ed­monton; Dirk van Oudenol, Calgary; Jas. Pike, Ford_;_ Wash; N. Pelletier{ Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. W. '-'· Peterman, Caldwe I, N.J.; Ernie Poole, Ed­monton; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Porter, North Sur­rey, B.C.; Ed Powell, Edmonton; John T. Pratt, Wayzata, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Profit, Win­nipeg; Mr. and Mrs. Ed RJchardson, La Marque, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rockett, Willow Grove, Pa.; Bill Rorke, Edmonton; John S. Siv­erts, Wilmington, Delaware; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. St. Laurent, Clinton, B.C.; Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Traquair, Calgary; Murray Ward, Edmonton; Mr. and Mrs. Sid Webber, Edmonton; Mr. and Mrs. Len Wilson, Edmonton.

AL KESSLER'S CONVENTION ROUND-UP

Here they come-from the East, the South, the North, and points West. Yes, sir! Wednesday, Sept. 14, when the good people of Banff thought the season for the "invaders' was at an end, in troops those BNAPSers. They came by plane by train-and that intrepid frontiersman, Lleweilyn, In his "covered wagon" with that charming little wagon-master, better known as Mrs. Betty L.

• • • When the "Canadian" pulled into the station,

13 of those dog~one Easterners alighted. Fortun­atelY, the genial hosts, the Edmontonians and Calgarians, were there to meet them, and from that moment on had them on their backs, trans­porting luggage, taxiing their guests, to their lodgings, then to the registration desk, to meals, on shopping tours, sight-seeing trips, etc.

• • • The Sl-hour trek westward from Toronto via

the "Canadian" was as full of dangers as any history book or novel that has ever been written - what with Doc Dav taking on any comers who wanted to play bridge. The list of scalps hanging from his belt by the time be returned to "civiliza­tion" is too numerous to mention.

••• Redstration totalled 107. of whom 37 were from

points east, including Miss Kathy Cook, aj!e 3 years (BNAPS convention No. 4 for her!) Scan­ning the list of those registered, the only narnes that I can find that have batted 1000, that is, at­tended every one of our 12 annual gatherings, are Messrs. Meyerson, Culhane, Rockett, Peterman and Kessler. (If I missed you, kindlY advise, at•d acept my apologies in advance-but it is readily understandable that anyone attending t 2 years in a row must be getting near Social Security, so we must allow for a miss here and there!)

• • • To attempt to mention by name those able as­

sistants of Convention Chairman Bill Rorke would be follyi for there is not space enough in au issue of TOP CS to list the names and deeds of hospi­tality extended by those wonderful people of the

two western groups of BNAPS. Husbands and wives gave of their time and resources to make the Convention one that will never be forgotten. Nothing, whether it be a question about the scen­ery, or how to go here or there, was too much for that sturdy group. Words are hollow when one who is the recipient of such hospitality at­tempts to say "thank you" for a job well done!

• • • The co-operation of the Canada Post Office De­

partment was 100 per cent, for in addition to sup­plying a beautiful four-frame display at the exhi­bition, the slogan can. cellation provided for the first 17 days of September saw approximately 42,-000 pieces of mail leave the Banff post office bear­ing this marking. There was also the dailY at­tendance of Postmaster Foulds of Banff, as well as visits by Messrs. W. G. Murphy, public relations Officer of • the Calgary district, and A. J . Taylor chief superintendent of control of the Financial Branch of the Canada Post Office. . . .

"Tex" Richardson no longer stands alone, for Prexy V. G. Greene was knighted as a •· fex" when he was presented with the 1()-gallon lid­but who "borrowed" this item of distinction and forgot to return same? If the hat has not been returned by now, and the guilty person will re­turn it, no questions wlll be asked. Anyone ap.­pearing at future shows with a !()-gallon hat will bo thoroughly quizzed. Don't say we didn't warn you!

• • • The Barbecue was but one of the many high­

lights of the Convention. Over 100 starving (?) BNAPSers lined up for that event, and quicker than you can say BNAPS, that roast beef with the trimmings disappeared. Gathered aroun.:l a blazing fire in the heart of a wooded section on the mountainside as dusk approaches, under a clear western sky, chillY but not cold ... Oh, well, that was weeks ago, and here. we are b:.ck at the grind-but what memories, memories that will never be forgotten!

• • • This could go on · forever, even as BNAJPS

will continue on-each one providing another chapter in the Book of Memories of those at­tending. To those who could not be with us-­believe me, we missed you. Try and be with us next year!

• • • If anyone sees a B'ar, will they kindly advise

Mrs. 1. T. C. of Norristown, Pa.? ... J.S. of WilmiMton. Del., wants to · know how any book that looks like an approval book, cannot be an approval book? . . . .

IT'S TIME TO MENTION THE NEXT CONVENTION!

AI. Kessler.

CAUGHT BY THE CAMERA . . . CONVENTION SCENEs-(1) Post Offi~e emlblt fneluded 2S Inverted Seaway scamps, Saskatchewan­Alberta Jubilee Issue. (2)> Cbas. P. deVolpl, chairman of Board of Judaes, presents awards. (3) D. C. Meyersoa, chalrman of Board of Governors, speaks. In backgroond, B, C. Blnks, Mrs. R. S. Traqualr, (4) Bus leavlnr Rainbow Chalet for drive to Lake Louise. (S) D. C. Meyerson listens, alone wllh WOiard. Rorke, Convention cha irman. (6) More Post Office exhibit, showlna frlllOe of B.C. c entennial and also Seaway stamps. (7) Corridor display of Prince Edward Island by L. S. Crosby. (Photos by

A. W. Mcintyre, BNAPS 762).

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960 275

ADVERTISING SECTION

CANCELLATIONS WANTED Flogs • Squared Circles • Initia ls • RPOs

Exchange a Pleasure

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CANADA 36 Paae B.N.A. Cataloa - 1960 Edition

SOc: (refundable) Montltly Auctions of Canada and Br. Empire

Auction Cataloa on request JJM F. WtrRq

LICENSED AUCTIONEER 21 MackaJI D rive, RICHVALE ONT., CAN.

WANTED to complete CANADA

collect ion

7~d on cover 7~d forgery

Proofs - Pence and 1859 5c Beaver Varieties

17c 1859 Sti tch Watermark

Perf. 5-hole O.H.M.S. 1935- 13c Jubilee (216) 1935- 20c Niagara Falls (225)

Write:

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Compliments of

L. E. JARVIS No. 618

GR EET INGS

JAMES T. CULHANE

No. 280

" DO-X" F.D. COVER $32.00

LOUIS H. GRAHAM 718A Farmington Ave.

West Hartford 7, Conn.

USED

CANADA

PLATE BLOCKS

No. 284 to da te

Any and a ll a ppreciated

Priced

* JACK LEVINE

209 Pine Tree Road

Oxford, N.C.

CANADIAN COLLECTION FOR SALE My collection of 20 years is ready for disposal and can be divided into the following classifications:

1. General Postage 2. Plate Number Blocks 3. Specialized Admirals (mint and

used, coils, plate blocks and strips)

4. Officials- Overprints 5 . 5-Hole and 4-Hole OHMS 6. Booklets and Panes 7. Postal Stationery 8. Registered Stamps and Covers 9. Semi-Official Air Mail Covers

10. Revenues - Highly specialized 11 . Newfoundland and Maritime

Provinces 12. R.P.O.s 13. Slogans - 2x4s and covers 14. Squared Circles 15. Perfins 16. Town Cancellations 17. First Day Covers 18. Tax Paids 19. Telegraph and Telephone Franks 20. Philatelic Literature 21 . Presentation Booklets

Detailed information given to interested collectors on any part.

WALTER M. BREWER (No. 162)

3219 Homer St., San Diego 6, Calif.

YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960 277

Have a choice selection of

CANADA 1859 - 1960 2 and 4 Ring Numerals on Beavers

Large and Small Cents

Approvals if requested -

Walter P. Carter 47 Rlsebrough Ave., Willowdale, Ont.

Still looking for

NOVA SCOTIA Pre-adhesive Covers Essays and Proofs

COVERS

John T. Pratt BOX 240D, ROUTE 3

WAYZATA, MINNESOTA

Greetings to ALL

Fellow BNAPSers

AL. KESSLER (No. 334)

Compliments

of

R. J. DUNCAN

J

CONSORTS WANTED - PLATE VARIETIES - MULTIPL.ES

COVERS

FOR SALE Superb Used $3 Jubilee ............................ $ 65 Fine Sound Used Copy No. 10 ................ 150

G. B. LLEWELLYN 137 Clearvlew Avenue

HUNTINGDON VALLEY, PA.

GREETINGS

from

W. C. PETERMAN

(No. 8)

EMERGENCY POSTMARKS UNCUT POSTCARDS

MINT AND USED BOOKlET PANES MINT AND USED PlATE BlOCKS FROM 1949 MINT AND USED JUMPED COilS

Send name and addreu for more details

MARCEL BELANGER 4111 Coloniale, Montreal 14, P.Q., Canada

CANADA REVENUES

75 diff., only ........................ $1.00

100 diff., only ........................ 2.00

150 diff., only ........................ 6.00

YOUR SPECIAL WANT LISTS SOLICITED

E. L PIGGOn 389 Main, Kentville, Nova Scotia

278 YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

Canadian Revenues - Laws

Also any British and Colonies Re ve nues

ADOLPH KOEPPEL 217 BROADWAY

NEW YORK 7, N.Y.

STAMPS I still have n nlcc stock or BNA Revenue Stamps. Will send approva ls or fill want lists. Priced 20% to 80% Holmes. CompletelY sold out of old covers, semi-official aJis, squared circle cancels, etc.

COINS If some of you collect coins, I can supply beautiful uncirculated Gold Coins of Mexico for face value plus a handllng and postage charge. Old and new Silver available, too.

NEIL S. UTBERG Rt. No. 2, Box 431, Edi nburg, Texas

SMALL QUEENS Canada 1870-97 Collection, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, etc. All issues specialized for shades, perfs., paper and cancels. Mounted and extensively w ritten-up. Mint and used in singles, pairs, strips and blocks.

Fo r details contact:

RAY V. KLJPPSTEIN (No. 1 007) 1636 HillCREST AVE., ORLANDO, FLA.

WANTED: CANADA 211

Precancelled Perflns, Covers, Used Blocks and Collateral Material of

this stamp.

CHRIS MOORE 64 Oakmount Rd.

Toronto 9, Ontario, Canada

CANADA COMPLETE BOOKLETS

BOOKLET PANES POSTAL STATIONERY

C. P. ARNOLD (No. 1398)

49 Christie St., Troy, New York

Missed you in Ba nff . . . but

will see you next year!

DR. R. V. C. CARR (No. 1427)

3 134 NEOSHO ROAD YOUNGSTOWN, O HIO

Still looking for Essays and Proofs

of the 1865-1894 Issue of

NEWFOUNDLAND

Ken Minuse 1236 Gra nd Concourse

New York 56, N.Y.

WANTED TO PURCHASE Back Issues of TOPICS and MAPLE LEA YES and other B.N.A. Philatelic Literature. Write concernlng details to:

IRVING MITERMAN 190 Windmill Rd., Willow Grove, Pennsylvsu•la

WANTED Canadian MOONS, MOTOS and Perflns

C. RUSSELL McNEIL 833 Kingsway Drive, Burlington, Ont., Ca n.

YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960 279

AN OUTSTANDING SALE December 12, 13

The "Milton A. Holmes" Collection

Part Two

BRITISH COMMONWEALTH Formed by the la te MUton A. H olmes o! N ew

J ersey and offered by order of Ben A. Matthews, Esq., of New York City

F IDe quallly, particularly ID tile dllllcuJt 19tll Century Issues. Typical rarities Include M auritius 1848 Post Paid early Impression lp orange (No. 3a, $2,000), Great Brita in I.R. Official Edward JOsh (No. 205, $$,000), Newfoundland Air Post 1927 " P inedo" 60c superb mint (No. C4, $3,750). MIUI1 otllu rare II.Dd ftlaable ltenu. cOtDplete sets, balances ot countries, etc., etc. Write for the accurately described, fully Ulus· trated cataloaue, aratls.

H. R. HARMER, INC. THE CASPARY AUCTIONEERS

6 WEST 48th STREET, NEW YORK 36, N.Y.

BNAPS REVENUE GROUP

Catalog of Taxpaid Stamps of Ca nada

Publication No. 25·

Catalog of Federal Revenue Stamps of Canada

A few copies of ea ch left at

$2.75 per copy

ED RICHARDSON (Editor, Revenue Group News)

303 Pin Oa k Dr., LaMarque, Texas

W. C. ROCKETT (Choirmon)

2030 Overlook Ave. Willow Grove, Pa.

JUST SHOW ME

THE RIGHT .. .

Numeral Cancels

P.M. Initials on Cover

Illustrated Corner Cards

Inte resting Items of '59

Small a nd large Queens

.. AND I'M YOUR BOY!

* NORMAN BRASSLER 258 Ridgewood Ave.

GLEN RIDGE, N.J.

WANTED ANYTHING IN

CANADA- B.N.A. PHILATELIC LITERATURE

is of interest to me. I've a Wa nt List that I'd like to send and I've a For Sale list of British and U.S.A. books a nd periodicals. Corres­pondence invited.

My immediate need is for issues of B.N.A. TOPICS

a s follows: Vol. l , No. 2, April '44; Vol. 3, Nos. 2, 5 and 6, Ma rch, June, July '46. Also a copy of the 1947 Year Book. And I've quite a few TOPICS "spares" in case you, too, are trying to fill a " run ."

MRS. E. A. TOnEN 4600 BRUCE AVE., MINNEAPOliS 24, MINN.

280 YEARBOOK I BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

HOLMES 1960 CATALOGUE 9th Edition

Greatly Enlarged

I DO NOT "Hove $250,000 Cash Available"

I DID NOT

Right Up-to-date "Spend $286,000 last Year''

But I wont, and con afford to pay your price for any of the following: •

A must for anyone interested in Conodiono

Over 400 pages

• Crammed with valuable

information A host of more and new

illustrations

Price $8.50 (postpaid) (Autographed)

• L. S. HOLMES, M.D. Medical Arts Building

LONDON, ONT., CANADA

GREETINGS

TO

ALL

BNAPSers

*

VINCENT G. GREENE

TORONTO

5c BEAVER 4 RING NUMERAL CANCELLATION

Off cover: 6, 14, 16, 33, 48 On cover: 1, 5, 6, 9, 10, 12, 15, 19, 21, 23,

24, 28, 30, 32, 36, 42, 43, 44, 46, 47, 48, 52

3c LARGE QUEEN 2 RING CANCELLATION Off cover: 16, 17, 19, 22, 42 On cover: a ny except 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, .11 , 13, 15,

26, 27, 35, 39, 47, 51 , 54, 60

3c SMALL QUEEN 2 RING CANCELLATION Off cover: 8, 19, 20, 22, 39, 42 On cover: 1, 2, 4, 8, 9, 10, 14, 16, 17, 20, 22,

26, 29, 31, 32, 36, 39, 42, 44, 51, 52, 53, 55,57

• STUART JOHNSTONE

2091 West Broadway, Vancouver 9, B.C. Canada

YUKON & N.W.T. POSTJL HISTORY

All post offices 1,894-1960, with. opening dotes, the first postmaster and other data.

69 postmarks illustrated.

Sketch map of all N.W.T. "sites" to 1960.

Nine 8~x11 page!! ... ... ... ... ...... $1

Other Canada data groups available

Send for list

• FRANK CAMPBELL

1132 Pinehurst Royal Oak, Michigan

YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960 281

WAN TE D 4-Ring Numerals on any value

1859 lssue- 6, 12, 15, 16, 32, 33, 36, 40, 41, 43, 44, 45, 46, 48

Large OR Small Queen- 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19,

21, 24, 25, 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 42, 43, 48, 49, 50, 51

• 2-Ring Numerals on any value

Large Queen lssue- 17, 19, 20, 22, 26, 33, 41, 42, 48, 50, 53, 56

Small Queen lssue- 1, 2, 8, 9, 16, 17, 19, 25, 29, 31, 42, 44, 49, 5 1, 55, 57, 59

• CASH OR TRADE

• JOHN SIVERTS

Box 425, Wilmington 99, Del.

FIRST . DAY COVERS We produce the finest, most popular and fasted -growing cover in Canada. Steel en­graved by hand by master craftsmen, there is no finer product anywhere than a

ROSECRAFT COVER . We invite you to join our First Day Cover Service, or if you would prefer to service your own we will supply " Rosecraft" envel­opes for each issue. A deposit of $2.00 or more will start service with the nexf issue. If you wish we will gladly submit some back issue samples.

A Few Interesting Items 1957 UPU Set cancelled in Parliament Bldgs. This P.O. was reserved for delegates only ·and is probably Canada's scarcest modern cancellation. Price .... .... .. .. ..... ... .... .... .. ... . $4.00 J uly 4th, 1960 New lOc Aerogramme with steel engraved " Rosecraft" First Day cachet. Price ...... ..... .. .. ... .... .. ............... ...... ....... .. ..... SOc

J . C. ROSENBAUM {SNAPS No. 250)

4119 DECARIE BLVD., MONTREAL . 28, P.Q.

I WANT LARGE QUEENS

1. DATED COPIES Any clear dated month and year, except 1 c and 3c. I'd like to look at any used

Large Queens.

2. FANCY NUMERALS AND CORKS Toronto 2s, London 6s, Ottawa 8s, King­ston 9s, Walkerton 21s; any others.

3. BERRI DUPLEX ON PAIRS All except Montreal, any value.

4. 15c SCRIPT WATERMARK Must show at least one complete script letter.

5. ANY AND ALL PLATE VARIETIES

- CASH OR TRADE -

What do you want if cash won' t do?

H. W. HARRISON BOX 5780

PIKESVILLE 8, MARYLAND

VANCOUVER British Columbia

• Members of SNAPS residing in the Greater Vancouver area should make a point of attend­ing the monthly Group Meetings held on the Fourth Monday of each month at 2091 West Broad­way.

• There are always interesting discussions and displays ·of BNA

materia l of all kinds - regular issues, cancellations, covers, . side-line collections, and so on.

• Why not drop in some even-ing and see for yourself what goes on?

VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME

282 YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

.• A SALUTE .•.

TO JIM SISSONS,

Who gets better each year • • •

• A THANK YOU . . .

To all those making "Topics" and the

Society, better each year . . •

• GREETINGS . . •

To Roland GREENHILL, who keeps the Library

of CPS of G.B. up to date in England.

J. {JOE) H. MOUNTAIN (No. 626)

IT IS NOW 11 YEARS, BUT DON'T GIVE UP - l154

YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960 283

B. N. A.

COVERS WANTED

PRE - ADHESIVE NON -ADHESIVE

W ITH ADHESIVES

PRIOR 1890

TO OR FROM B.N.A.

Charles P. de Volpi 109 Sunnyside Avenue

MONTREAL 6, CANADA

SORRY! • • . SUBSCRIPTION LIST IS CLOSED! It's a devil of a note when a guy has to advertise that he has more business than he can handle - but such is the easel Our Collector's Surplus Lists have proven too popular. We find it is impossible to handle more than 100 subscribers and still carry on our regular business

aad •M• abllgall~• AO prn~•• w• alrnady ha~:~

We are, however, a lways in the ma rket for a nything in the Canadian philatelic line. More especially we need:

SEMI-OFFICIALS MINT AND ON COVER ILLUSTRATED ADVERTISING - COVERS AND .ON POSTAL STATIONERY

CONSULAR FEE AND VISA FEE STAMPS FLAG CANCELS ON COVERS

NEWFOUNDLAND PLATE BLOCKS, MINT EARLY CANADIAN PHILATELIC MAGAZINES

HEC HLER BOGUS " SERVICE" AND "OFFICIAL" ITEMS . ELECTION ENVELOPES AND PRECANCELLED POSTAL STATIONERY

SUPREME COURT LAW STAMPS CAPE BRETON ISLAND LAW LI BRARY STAMPS

PATRIOTIC COVERS TO 1920 EXPRESS COMPANY LABELS AND HANDSTAMPED COVERS

P.O.W. PARCEL FRANKS, MINT OR USED

ED RICHARDSON 303 PIN OAK DRIVE LAMARQUE, TEXAS

284 YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

STILL COLLECTING 1. USED PLATE BLOCKS

2. EARLY FIRST DAYS

3. ROYAL IMPERFO RATES OF EGYPT - PLATE BLOCKS

Will purchase above or can exchange for:

1. MINT OR USED PLATE BLOCKS

2. EGYPT - REGULAR OR ROYAL IMPERFORATE

GEORGE LUDLOW LEE DUNLEITH

SOM ERSET NEW JERSEY

Small Queens Still hunting fancy cancels, especia lly letters a nd initials, on or off cover.

C. D. S. Have added on ly a few the past year. Need many of the smaller post offices, particula rly Mariti mes a nd British Colum bia. Will buy or have d uplicates to swap .

SQUARED CIRCLES I am still accumulating WINNIPEG. Can use a ny quantity if dates a nd indicia are clear.

AN ORCHID to Arnold Banfield for his Silver-Gilt Award a t the London International.

BNAPS l 12

{DOC) K. M . DAY, 3315 Fifth Ave.,

Pittsburg h 13.

'

YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960 285

OTTAWA SQUARED CIRCLES I still require 3 cent Small Queens cancelled with OTIAWA Squared Circle cancels. To be of use in my study of the time markings, the date and "Clerk Number" must be clear. I will buy a t reasonable prices or can offer excellent strikes of other towns in exchange. I am especially interested in getting the following dates and numbers:

1893 Oc 10th-Number 1, 2 and 7 DE 21st- Number 2, 7 and 8

1894 FE 21st- Number 1, 3 a nd 8 AU 14th-Number 1, 5 and 8 DE 19th- Number 1, 7 and 8

1895 MR 13th- Number 1, 2 and 8 Mr 18th- Number 1, 7 and 8 JU 22nd- Number 1, 2 and 8 JY 29th- Number 1, 2 a nd 8 SP 11th-Number 1, 2 and 8 OC 14th- Number 1, 4 and 8 DE 30th-Number 1, 4 and 8

1896 JA 28th-Number 1, 4 a nd 8 FE 4th- Num ber 1, 3 a nd 8 MR 30th- Number 1, 2 a nd 8 DE 3rd- Number 1, 2 and 8

1897 MR 16th-Number 1, 2 and 8 C. A. KEMP

134 FOREST HILL ROAD, TORONTO 7

WILL BUY OR WILL TRADE

3c Small Queens a re my weakness - Dates, Tow ns,

Initial, Number, Fancy Cancels, Varieties on or off

cover. Also want Illustra ted Covers, such a s Fa irs,

Hotels, etc., etc.

I HAVE SOME WONDERFUL TRADE BAIT!

HOW ABOUT YOU?

GEORGE HICKS (1 033)

Box 567, Listowel, Ontario

286 YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

NEWFOUNDLAND of course I will pay $25 for the following: 1. 2c, Scott No. 24 or 24a o n local cover within St. John's 1865-68. 2. 24c, Scott No. 31, showing double rate to Engla nd 1865-72. 3. 1c, Scott Nos. 32, 32a or 37 on local cover within St. John's 1868-79.

I will pay $10 for the following Plate Blocks: 1. 1 c, Scott No. 184, Plate 3. · 2. 2c, Scott No. 186, Die 1, Plates 1 a nd 2. 3. 2c, Scott No. 186, Die 2, Plate 2. 4. 4c, Scott No. 189, Plate 3. 5. 4c, Scott No. 189, line perf 14.1 x 14.1, Pla te 2 6. 4c, Scott No. 247, Plate 2.

DAN MEYERSON 69 Fenimore Dr., Harrison, N.Y.

WHO ME! OF COURSE NOT. I'M TIRED OF TRYING TO

PRY CONSORTS LOOSE FROM YOU FELLOWS.

SO SEND ME ANY CANCELS ON

5c BEAVERS · I'LL BUY OR TRADE - EVEN CONSORTS

ARNOLD BANFIELD

KINGCASTLE OAKVILLE, ONTARIO, CANADA

YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960 287

,

The

Apple knockers

of Upstate New York

wish to thank the

Calgary and Edmonton Groups

and the many Western Canadians

who made BNAPEX )60

such a grand convention

* * * The

Applehnocke1·s

of Upstate New York

cordially extend to all

BNAPS members and their wives

an invitation to attend

BNAPEX )61

at the Mark Twain Hotel

Elmira) New York

September 28 -30) 1961

BNAPS No. 1 00

Why not offer me those clear dated (month and year) 15c Large Queens?

... A sing le stamp, a cover or a collection.

WALTER CHADBOURNE

104 Hilltop Road, Hilltop Manor Wilmington, Delawa re

288 YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

COMMERCIALLY USED COVERS WANTED BY SPECIALIST

The pe riod in w hich I o m inte rested sta rts with the 1859s a nd ends with the Admirals. In this a rea I wont particularly the following type of item:

CANCELATION COVERS • Large letter and numeral duplex an Admirals.

Initials, numerals, railroads and fancy markings on Large and Small Cents issues. Precancels. PLEASE - no squared circles)

RATE COVERS Any from Canada to countries other than the U.S. or Great Britain. Maps, surcharges and Quebecs to England. 6c and Be rates to Great Britain (large or Small cents). Admiral 4c, 7c Brown, Be or 10c Plum, as singles on cover paying full and correct rate. 50c or $1.00 Admirals used a lone or in combination with other values on register•d

covers, preferably to foreign countries.

COMBINATION COVERS Foreign covers with Canadian postage dues. Canadian covers with foreign postage stamps or postage dues. 1B59s, Large Cents, Smoll Cents, Maps, Surcharges, Quebecs or Admirals with stamps

from any other issue.

ILLUSTRATED COVERS Fair and Exhibition. Fan~y Corner Card and overall advertising.

SPECIAL ITEMS Specia l Delivery covers and post cords. Registration covers and post cords, also multiples on cover. World War I military items. Mop stamps on cover. Real early dates on any issue. Any Admiral cover postmarked December 1911 .

Please submit on approval w ith prices clearly sta ted. On Iorge bulky lots, PLEASE write first giving general description a nd price before forward ing.

HARRY W. LUSSEY 137 Voorhis Avenue, New Milford, New Jersey

YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960 2B9

SQUARED CIRCLES ON 1897 JUBILEE SERIES ONLY (ANY VALUE)

WANTS LIST .

A full strike of Sandon, B.C. (Rf80)

To comple te my collection of Squared Circles on J ubiless I require. each of the following towns. If you have a copy of any of them in your collection, I will be pleased to trade with you from my extensive rang~. of duplicates on other issues and Jubilees, In many cases I could offer these towns on Sma ll Q ueens in part trade, or, if you prefer other cancel material from a wide choice of Numerals, R.P.O.s, Crowns or geometric cancels. TYPE 1 TYPE 2 (Cont.) ONTARIO (Cont.) · MANITOBA Aldergrove guEBEC Hamilton Beeton larenceville Pipestone Point St. Charles Danville Hawkesbury Portage La Prairie New Germany Eastman Kincardine St. Boniface Rat Portage Levis Listowel St. Anns Lotblnlere London Sbannonville Melbourne Markdale ASSINIBOI A TYPE 2 Notre Dame St. W. Martlntown

Pointe A Pic Newmarket Estey an NOVA SCOTIA St. Polycarpe Paris Station Grenfell Baddeck Sutton Pembroke Maccan Port Perry Maitland ONTARIO Ripley SASK.ATCHEW AN Newport Alma Rockton Ne:fOrt Landing Angus Roseneath Prince Albert Noe Aurora Rosseau Northport Berlin Sarnla Port Maitland Bowman ville Schreiber ALBERTA Wolfville Bramptoo Shakespeare NEW BRUNSWICK Burford Stratbroy Innis! all Baie~Vert Cache Bay Teeswater Butternut Ridge Cheltenham Thornhill Clifton Chesley Waterdown BR. COLUMBIA Milltown Forest Watford Newcastle Creek Formosa Whitby Ashcroft Station \

Rotbesay Fort William West Wlarton Kamloops Sackvllle Galt Woodstock Union Woodstock Guelph Woodville Vancouver

STANLEY COHEN BNAPS 1474 CPSGB 72

51 Westfield Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham 15, England

290. YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

SQUARED CIRCLES FOR BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED COLLECTORS

GREETINGS AGAIN, FELWW SQUARED CIRCLE COLLECTORS! I am still hopeful that Brigite Bardot might have started collecting since my last ad appeared in "Topics" but although I did not hear from her, I did hear from a wonderful group of collectors throughout the world Actually I received over one hundred replies and this speaks well both for th~ value of advertising in "Topics" and for the increasing popularity of Squared Circles. I have made many new friends and this has resulted in numerous transactions of mutual benefit. With some collectors I made no trades but merely shared interesting facts concerning indicia, etc. With others I traded-and almost always a collector has something to trade, even if it is a humble St. John or Halifax. I purchased many Squared Circles, both on and off cover and had no difficulty in reaching a mutually agreeable price. All in all, it was a revelation to realize that there are so many fine people collecting Squared Circles.

Perhaps my greatest pleasure lay in receiving letters from over 20 collectors who stated it was the first letter they had ever written in answer to a stamp ad. So I say to all you lazy collectors - please - take three minutes and drop me a line and I'll promise to reply almost by return mail. Let me know your wants and I'm certain to have something of interest for you, both on and off cover. Even if we do not trade I think you'll share my enthusiasm for just corresponding about something we both like. If you have something common or rare in Squared Circles and don't want to trade, set your own price and let's hear from you.

I am also interested in acquiring any and all Squared Circle copies of certain towns on the 3c Small Queen provided the indicia and dates are clear - it doesn't matter that there is not much of the town itself on the stamps. These towns are as follows: Belleville, Charlottetown, Halifax, Hamilton, Kingston, Paris, Peterborough, St. John, Victoria and Winnipeg. Everyone has at least one or more of these towns so dig out your spare copies, drop me a line and tell me your price - either in cash or trade. Also advise me whether or not you collect Squared Circles on stamps only, or on covers and postcards as well. I have many good "traders" that I can make available.

If after reading the foregoing you are too lazy to write, then just send me your name and address together with 1, 5, 10, 200 or 10,000 mixed Squared Circles iand I will reciprocate. And if you don't want to count them, just send whatever you have anyway. I don't know how to make it any easier.

Lastly; to those with anything unusual in Squared Circles who would like a decent price or trade and a lifelong friend, send them along. I am interested in any common towns with unusual indicia. Naturally I would also like a Mission City, Pointe A Pic, Ashcroft Station, etc., but wouldn't we all! But even if you have a lovely strike of even the commonest town I'm interested. If you have a Squared Circle collection for sale send it along by registered mail, together with your price, or ask for an offer.

Interested with me in improving you,r collection? You won't unless you do something about it, and never a better time than right now. Three minutes effort and who can tell the results?

W. W. LAIRD BNAPS 134B

26 ARJAY CRESCENT WJLLOWDALE, ONTARIO

YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960 291

CANADIAN PLATE NUMBER BLOCKS

- WANTED -No. Pit . UL UR LL LR No. Pit. UL UR LL LR

Scott's Cot. No' s. 167 2 " 140 A115 " 176 " 140 A116 X 190 2 " 140 A117 " X 190 3 144 A1 " X

X 191o 3 x Center 144 A3 X 191o 4 x Center Num. 4 149 A2 " 191o S Centers X X 149 A4 X X 191o 6 X Center Sym. a 149 AS X X 191o 6 Centers 149 A6 " " " " 195F 3 150 A1 " " 150 A7 "

195R 4 " 150 A8 " 197 7 " " 150 All " " 197 8 " 151 A2 " 213 3 Block of 10 X

151 A3 X Blocks of 14 or 20 of: 154 A2 " 218 4 " X 154 A3 " 219 1 " 155 A1 X 219 3 X X

156 A1 " 219 s " 157 A2 "

219 6 X X X

157 A3 X 219 7 X X

159 AI Blk. of 8 or 10 219 B X

224 2 Block of 10 X 163 8 " C-8 s X

164 5 X E-4 2 X X X

164 5 x Sym A, Center E-5 1 X X

164 6 X BLANK CORNER BLOCKS OF 4 with 165o 5 Centers X X X full selvedge, of: 165o 6 Center X 198- UR; 200-UL; 200-LL; 201- LR

WELLINGTON J. RAMSEY II P.O. BOX 876, BRISTOL, CONNECTICUT, U.S.A.

RPSC 7293 BNAPS 1699 APS 27721

Would be pleased to hear from colledors and dealers here and abroad

L

292 YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS • NOVEMBER 1960

B. N. A. SPECIALISTS

Our stock is now one of the best m Canada

If your needs include any of the following we can be of real service

* CANADA Postage-used or unused Blocks-used or unused Plate Blocks Nos. 231 to dote lmperforotes Nos. 20-262, over 150 varieties DIE or PLATE PROOFS Squared Circle Cancellations Small Cents Cancellations Booklet Pones, etc., etc. Complete Mint Sheets, 150 varieties * NEWFOUNDLAND Postage-used or unused Blocks of MINTS DIE or PLATE PROOFS IMPERFORATES including Nos. lOOa, 163c, 164a

165o, 166o, 184c, 186c, 191 b, 192o, 193a, 197o, 212a, 216a, 236a, C13a, C14o, C13-C17o set * PROVINCES

Postage-mainly mint Plate Proofs, New Brunswick Plate Proofs, Novo Scotia

Your curre nt list of needs will be appreciated

ONE OUT OF TEN . . . BNAPSers ore on my ACTIVE list-this invitation is open to the other 90 per cent to join this happy group

OUR CURRENT B.N.A. LIST of 40 pages will be sent on receipt of its partial cost - 25c

L. A. DAVENPORT 230 LONSMOUNT DRIVE TORONTO 10, ONTARIO, CANADA

J. N. SISSONS LIMITED, TORONTO, CANADA

ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE ACQUISITION OF THE

FRED JARRETT COLLECTION OF

BRITISH NORTH AMERICA TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE

ON THE FOLLOWING DATES:

Canada Pence .. . . . .. . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . Oct. 14-15, 1959

Canada 1859 Issue .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. Dec. 9-1 0, 1959

Canada 1868 Issue . .. ................................ Feb. 3-4, 1960

Canada Small Queens .... ................ ..... ....... March 30-31, 1960

Canada La1e 19th Century .. ...................... .. .. May 25-26, 1960

Canada 20th Cer.tury .......................... September 28-29, 1960

PRE-CONFEDERATION PROVINCES ....... ... .. .. ............ NOV. 23-24, 1960

The illustrated catalogues of this series ot sales and the prices realized

will lJe of permanent reference value. Subscriptions for this series of

seven .·atalogues and prices realized .. .... .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. $5 .00

J. N. SISSONS LIMITED 59 WELLINGTON STREET WEST TORONTO, CANADA

PHONE: EMpire 4-6003 CABLES: SISTAMP, TORONTO