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A Acutt, Mrs. John, Gen'l. Delivery, Port Elgin, New Brunswick Adamson M . C., M.D., 11159·77 Avenue, Edmonton, Alta. Aguilar, Everard F. , P.O. Box 406, Kingston, Jamaica, B.W.I. Aldrich, Guy, 23 Hi!lh St., Brandon, Vt. Allen, Aubrey C., Main, Newfield, N.Y. Allen, J. Millar, 36 Antrim Road, Lisburn, North Ireland. Allison, Cecil R., 97 RancliiTe Road, Oakville, Ontario Allison, Russell, 936 Fernwood Ave., Plainfield, N .J. Allum, H . A., 3035 Hampton Crescent, Calgary, Alta . Almond, John Lewis, 139 Kenwood Avenue, Toronto 10, Ontario Alton, Thomas R., Apt. 214. Harewood Court, 384 Upper Richmond Road, Putney, London S .W 15, England Ambrose, Paul H., 311 Dundas Street, Oakville, Ontario Amos, D., 98 Griendell Ave., Winnipeg 8, Man. Amtmann, Bernard, 441 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Westmount, Que. Anderson, A. G., P .O. Box 189, Gibson Lodge, B.C. Anderson, David Henry, 1208 Frontenac Ave., Calgary, Aha. Anderson, J. Fred, 1108 Simcoe Street, Moose Jaw, Sask. Anderson, W. H., 702 No. 3 Road, Richmond, B.C. Andros, Andrew, 342 North East Avenue, Kankakee, Ill. Angley, William P. , P .O. Box 194, Terminal A, Toronto I, Ontario Anthony, Wilfred L., 259 Kaiser Crescent, Oshawa, Ont. Anweiler, A1f. H . C. 228-7th West, Melville Saskatchewan Apfelbaum, Earl P. L, 1503·05 Walnut St., Philadelplua 2, Penna. Apking, George, Alexandria, Nebraska. Apple, B . Nixon, Q.C., 171 St. Leonards Avenue, Toronto 12, Ontario Applebaum, Arthur A., 261 Addison Place, Paramus, N.J . April, Georges, 755 Ste-Foye Road, Quebec 6, Quebec Arfstrom, Howard, 1513 W. State St., Rockford, Ill. Argue, Miss Edith A., 7 Edmund Ave., Apt 311, Toronto 7, Ont. Armson , Louis, Box 8, Sarah Street, Gravenhurst, Ontario Armstrong, Charles, R.H. No. I, Upper Rawdon, N.S. Arnold, Charles P., 49 Christie St., Troy, N.Y. Arons, Mark L., 204 Muriel St., Ithaca, N.Y. Asbu~~~ W /C W.B., Box 272, RCAF Station, Summerside, Prince Edward lsland Ash. william J., 1224 Colonial Drive1.Inkster, Michigan, 48141 Atkinson, F. B., 132 Rosedale Ave., namilton, Ont. Atkinson, F. George, 1215 Greene Ave., Montreal 6, Que. Atwood, Dudley W., P .O. Box 5, Watertown, Conn. Averill, J. E ., 163 St. Germain Ave., Toronto 12, Ont. Avery, James C., 119 Thurston Ave., Ithaca, N .Y. Avery, Raymond E., 70 Delisle Avenue, Toronto, Ontario Ayre, Charles A., P.O. Box 191, Petrolia, Ont.

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2150 Backes Joseph J., 374 Hazel Street, Waterloo, Ontario 19 Baln, Rev. John S., 427 Seventh St. , Santa Rosa, Calif. 95401 .

1214 Baker, B. M., Box 358, Kelowna, B.C. 1919 Baker, Ross H., 114 Brunswick St., Truro, N.S. 1540 Balassa, Frank, 20 Carthage Drive, Roches te r 21, N .Y. 786 Balassa, Dr. Joseph J ., P.O. Box 624, Brattleboro, Vt.

2046 Banfield. Mrs. Rhea, 92 Wolfdale Avenue, Oakville, Ontario 1519 Banks, F. Marlow 452 Gordon Ave., Peterborough, Ont. 631 Banks, Leon W., Bethlehem, Conn. 460 Banner, Harold L.. 24-1075 Gilford St., Vancouver 5, B.C.

1321 Banno, Edward C., 435 VIctoria St., Kamloops, B.C. 73 Banlham, Albert P., 246 State St., Schenectady 5, N.Y.

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Bardon, Haro ld M ., 632 Soulh Avenue 60, Los Anaeles 42, Calif. Baresch, Leopold , Broad Oak Trumpet Hill, Flanchford Rd., Reigate, Surrey, England. Barlow, K., lOSS Onawa Ave., Wesl Vancouver, B.C. Barna, Eugene, R.R. # 2. Leami1ljlton. Onlario Barnes. Deniso n H .. I 360 Burnaby S1 .. Apt. 4, Vancouver ~. B.C. Barraclough, 1. Reg., 349~ Vendome Ave., Montrea l 28, Que. Barron, Rl~hard, c j o Grand Theatre, Calgary, Alta. Bartlett. Bart H., 3000 Archd ale Road, Richmond , Va. 2323S Barueu, Maurice J . N .. 142 Aberfoyle Avenue, tl amillo n, Ontario Baue r, WiUiam E., 2397 Alta Visla Drive, Ottnwa 8. Ontario Baugild, George C., 2S37 Windsor St., Halifax, Nova Scotia Baulch, Bert L ., 306S Jaguar Valley Drive, Apt . 2 1, Cooksville, Ontario Bayley, Colin H., 400 Friel St., Ottawa, Ont. Beaumont, Howard B., S06 Stevenson Lane-Towson. Baltimo re 4, Md. Beaver, James E., 413 North Rush Street, Itasca, Illinois Beaver. P aul F., 33 Pleasantvlew Ave., Longmeadow 6, M ass. Beck, Allen C., Rogue Valley Manor, Medford, Oreaon Beckman. W. C., 30S Collefle Ave., Regina, Sask. Bedwell, Sid F ., Box 206, Salmon Arm, B.C. Belanger, Ma rcel, 4811 Colo nial Ave., Montreal 14, Que. Bell, Lawrence M., Rox 414, St. John, N.B. BeliJ Dr. Peter A ., 20 Shalimar Blvd., Apt. 915, Toronto 10, Ontario Ben amin, Philip E .. 2 14 Windermere Ave., Wayne, Pa . Bennlngen, Jack, 157 Wildwood Drive, Calgary, Alta. Bentham, Chester N., 3SO Central Avenue, Silver Creek. N .Y. 14136 Bento n W . George P ., 534 Harvey St., Peterborough, Ont. Benwell, Dr. C. E., 321 Agnes St., New Westminster, B.C. Serest. Joseph, 1273 California Road. Eastchester, N.Y. Berkelheimer, Irwin, 7109 Lakeside Drive N., Charlotte, N.C. 28212 Bernard, Eugene, 702-14th Street W ., North Vancouver, B.C. Bernstin e, Melvin L., MD .. 1~43 Marmont Lane. Los Angeles 46, Calif. Berry, James D ., Jr., 29 Lawrence Street, Wakefield1• Massachusetts 01880 Betts, E lmer C. Jr., 4209-73rd Avenue, Bellemead, Hyattsv ille, Md. Belts Fredk. E. M .. "Lulworth". Halls Lane, Shlnfield. Reading, Berks, Ena land Bllang!o, John J., P .O. Box 16222, Orlando, F lorida 32811 Bilden, William 0 ., 2 14-215 Upper Midwest Bldt~ .• Minneapolis I. Minn. Bllesld, K. Station B, Winnipeg, Man. Bill ig, Fritz, 168-39 Highland Ave., Jamaica 32, N.Y. Billings, F . L. , 80 Wln~old Ave., Toronto 19, Ont. Bishop, William J., 4011 Stone Canyon Ave., Sherman Oaks, Calif. Black, C. F ., 212 Holm wood Avenue, O ttawa I, Onta rio Black. Edgar C., 1726 Western Pky., Vancouver 8, B.C. Black, Eugene C., 22 Lathrop Road, Wellesley 81, Massachusetts Black, Raymond E., 629 Spruce St., Winnipeg 10, Man. Blanchard, Julian, I Sheridan Square, N.Y.C. 14. Blauner, Victor, 317 W 87th Street, N.Y.C. 24. Blois, E. M., 1136 Cartaret St., HaUfa~. N.S . Blumenauer, Charles R. ,Box S21, Armstrong, B.C. Bogg, Wm. G . Jr., New England Stamp Co., 45 Bromfield St., Boston 8, Mass. Bonar, John J ., 30 Greenhill Gardens, Edinburgh. ScoUand. Bo nd, C. C., 132 Brock North, Montreal West , Quebec Bond, NelsonS., 1625 Hampton Avenue S.W., Roanoke IS, Va. Borton. Cla rence F .. 632 So. Arden Blvd., Los Anpeles 5, Calif. Bosch, Warren L., 3-12 Stouffe r P lace, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Bowmer, Dr. Ernest Jo hn, 1919 Linden Road , Vancouver 13, B.C. Boyce, H. Prescott, I 16 West Amerson St .. Apt. ~. Melrose. Mass. Boyd. Dr. No rm an A., 1941 Richmond Streett... W indsor, Ontario Brakefield-Moore, A/ Commr. Edwin , R.C.M .I' ., Ottawa 7 Bramhlll, William G., R.R. No. 2, Alton, Ont. Brandli, E., Hilllop Road , Mend ham, N.J. Brandom, Lee W., 1200 North 17th, McAllen, Texas. Brassier, Norman, 258 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, N.J . Bray, Olive (Mrs. R. G.). Ha tley, Quebec Breton, Marie Blanche, 408 rue St. Oliver, Quebec 4, Quebec Brewer, Walter M .. 3219 Homer St., San Diego 6, Calif. Brlgden, R. Ronald, 406 Mortlake, St. Lambert 23, Quebec Brooker, Arthur L., 39 W innipeg Road, Weston, Ontario Brookman, L. G., 11 8 Loeb Arcade, Minneapoli s 2, Minn. Brooks, G . Scott, 21SO Tupper Ave., Apt. 7, Montreal 25, Que. Brophey, Allard F., 61SI Cote St. Luc Road, Montreal, Que. Brown, Bruce, 56 Allard Avenue, Dorval, Quebec Brown, David E., 10818-123 Street, Edmonton, Alberta Brown, Lilian S., S296 Kent Street, Halifax, N.S. Brown, M. L., Rutland, Sask. Brown, Paul L., 21 Nelles l~oad s., Grimsby, Ont. Bruns, Franklin R., Jr., 7215-13tb Avenue, Takoma P a rk 12, Ma.ryland. Buchanan, William 0 ., 243 Russell H ill Rd., Toronto 7, Ont. Buck, L. Gordon, 5770 Cote St. Luc, Apt. No. I, N.D.G., Montreal, Que Burke, Joseph F., 12 Lenox Place, Staten Island I, N.Y. Burr, David, 2S N. Main St., Gloversville, N.Y.

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278 Burr, Russell, 9S D Wildwood Park, Fort Garry, Winnipeg 19, Manitoba 478 Burt, Roland C., 355 Lawrence Road , Broo mall, Pa.

1091 Burto n, Or. Blendin L., P.O. Box 889, Los Alamos, New Mexico. 1514 Burto n, F I L R. L. , Box 104, Aylesrord, N.S. 1898 Buse, Raymond L . J r., 2S40 Handasyde Ave .. Cincinnati 8, Ohio . 894 Bushell. Eric s .. Lac Manitou Sud. Quebec

1462 Busteed, Frank F ., M.D., 10015 Vinto n Court N.W., Seactle 77. Wash. 1262 Butle r. M rs. Hannah B .. 114 Carolina St., Buffalo, N.Y. 1933 Bucto n, Maurice Oxley, 207 Sparks Street, Ottawa 4. Ontario

1554 1782 1831 1860

143 1854 S17 77

2099 2112

479 1890 1427 1092 2164

428 1804 1000 1382 647 728

LIOO 216S 1710 633

1431 634

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1813 2114 1273 t486 606

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1874 817

1867 320

1833 ISSS 480

1745 1746 1401 1989

940 954

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c Callard, Reg., Box 39, Tofield, Alta . Cameron. Gordon A., Q.C., 31 1 Royal Trust Bldg., Vic toria, B.C. Camilleri, lvo, c/o Can. Imp. Bank of Commerce, 1690 Commercial Dr., Vancouver 6, B.C. Campbell, A. Craig, M .D., 14 South St., Concord, New Hampsh ire Campbell, Frank W., 1132 Pinehurst. Royal Oak, Mich. Campbell, John A. L., R.R. 2 East Lake Road, Cazenovia, New York 13035 Campbell , Murray. MD., 95 Sherbrooke St .. Winnipeg , Man. Canham. H . E., 2S09 Wallace St .. ReKina, Sask. Carhart, W . H ., 716 South Kensington Avenue, La Orange, lllinols Carlson. Fred W., 3314 Lawrence Avenue, Chicago Height~ Illinois 60414 Carn. L. Dorland. 138 Whitley Road. Eastboume, Sussex, tongland. Carr, Gerald C .. 9243 Warwick Ave., Detroit 28, Mich. Carr. Or. Robert V. C., 3134 Neosho Road. Youngstown, Ohio. Carroll. John J .. MD .. 1530 W. 37th Avenue, Vancouver 13, B.C. Carter, Roy D., P .O. Box 4006, Sao Fernando, Ca l. 91342 Cartwright , J. C .. S3 Madeira Pa rk, Lunbridge Wells, Kent, Engla nd. Casimi r, Ma rk, 5374 MacDonald Ave., Mo ntreal 29, Que. Cassels. Stewart G., 275 Dawlish Ave., Toronto 12, Ont. Catterall, Fred W .. 1621 Louise Avenue, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Catterick, James W .• P .O. Box 1363, Arnprlor. Ontario Caudwell, Norman S., 126 Crescent n oad, Toronto, Ont. Chadbourne, Waller W., 104 Hilltop Rd .. Jl llltop Manor, Wilmington. DeJa . Chandler, Russell R. ~ ~08 Centre Ave., New Rochelle, N .Y. 10805 Chaplin , Robert A., M D., 65 Pepler Ave .. Toronto 6, Ont. Chapman, Major George A. E., 387 Mariposa Ave ., Ottawa, Ont. Chappell, Chas. D., 530 West Olympic Place, Seattle, Wash. 98119 Charkow, Abe. 3802 Angus Drive, Vancouver, B.C. Charron, J acques J., 459 Avenue St. J acques, Lonaueuil, Quebec Chasmer, Douglas E., 277 Hampton Road, llrord, Essex, England ChatOeld, V., 643 Senecal Ave., LaSalle Que. Christensen Allen H .. 540 Argyle Ave., Westmount, Que. Christensen. E. J .. 11612-94 Street, Edmonton, Alta . Christian, Ralph W., S18 Milligan Drive, Stone M ountain, Georgia Clark, Emerson A., 2957 N . Brl~hton St. , Burbank, Ca lif. Clark, S. H., 1696-6th Avenue, Prince G eorge, B.C. Clausen, Howa rd E .. S. 3727 Latawah St., Spokane 36. Wash . Cleaver, Tvan H., 2 162 Deyncourt Drive, Burlington, Ontario Cleghorn, J ohn R., 220 Prado Place. Rivers ide, Ont. Clem, Lt. Col. Wesley A. Jr., Q.M. Subs. School, QMTC, Fort Lee, Va. Clement , .f . Percy, 303S Cook Street. Victoria, B.C. Clef!1Cnt, S. ~., 19 Lascelles Blvd., A pt. 1206, Toronto 7, Ontario Colhn, Fred w ., 6137 Oak St., Vancouver 13, B.C. Cogln, Will ard H., 1192 Juno Ave., St . Paul 16, Minn. Cohen, Stanley, 51 Westfield Road. Birmingham IS, England Cohen. Sydney J ., 93S Trudeau Street, Mo ntreal 9, Quebec Cole. Ca lvin L., 3839 Ezie St., San Jose. Calif. Cole. Clifford C. Jr., 283S Arden Road N .W .. Atlanta 27, Ga. Cole. E.zra D., Nyack, N.Y. Coleman. Clarence, P .O. Box 3, Fitchville, Conn Collins, S. Graham, Pentland, Birkenhead Rd., Hoylake, Cheshire, England. Compton, Richard A., 229 Ridgidale Road, Ithaca , N.Y. Conn , Clair C., 1911 Monon Ave., Lafayette, Ind. Cook, Alfred P., Coy Glen Road, Ithaca, N.Y. Cook, Constance E., Coy Glen Road, Ithaca , N .Y . Copeland, Robert A., Salmon Valley Ranch, R.R. 2, Prince George, B.C. Copp, Dutton A., !0639-146 Street, Edmonton, Alta. Corless, Robert D., 1826 W. Indianola Ave., Phoenix IS, Ariz. Cormier, Robert E., 1604 Hardin Ave., Jacksonville, Jll. Cornelius, John C. Jr., 2407 Lake P lace, Minneapolis S, Minn. Corson, W. Bradley, 18 Willey Street, Rochester, New Hampshire Cousland, Dr. P.A .C., 1040 Hulford St., Victoria, B.C. Cove llers, Robert J ., 1703 North 75th Court Elmwood Park, 111. Cowles. Russell A., 1595 Yosemite Blvd., Blrminahnm, Michigan Cox, Donald 0 .. Box 18, P.O. Tighe's Hill . 2N, N.S.W., AustraHa. Crane, David B., 1367 Bing Ave. Kelowna, B.C. Crawford, Douglas A .. Box 3SO, Markham, Ontario Crook, Lelah G .. I Wheeler Place. Uberty, N.Y.

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1672 Cross, Ivor F., 1086 D orchester Ave., Winnipea !1. MaD. 2153 Cross. John S., 1910 Campus Street, Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613

89$ Crouch, Robert G., 6 Ridge Valley Crescent, Islington, Ont. 1367 Crummey, Dr. Clarence 0 ., 94 Guestville Ave., Toronto 9, Om. 1904 CUbill, Elliott S., 241 Freeman St., Brookline 46, Mass. 280 Culhane. James T ., 119 Mo ntgomery Ave., Coleston. Norristown. Pa.

2100 Curtis, Wayne R. , 3 Logan Avenue, Apt. 14, St. Lambert, Quebec

so t076 1949 1043

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199 123 1 12 16 2101 171 I

144 2065 1415 1582 292

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1800 769

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1899 1619 1861 1487 1178

80 1757 1921 2074 2166 1656 1731 L37 1179 187$ 1970

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Daggett, H. M., Dept. o f Chemistry, U. of B.C., Vancouver 8, B.C. Dale, Mrs. L. Boyd, P.O. Box 508, Red Bank, N.J . Daniels, Bruc·e G .. 7 Water Street, Bosto n 9, Mass3chusetts Darnell, Henry L., 54 Whhclands Ave., Chorley Woods, Herts, England. Davenport, Leslie A .. 230 Lo nsmount Drive, Toronto 10. Ont. Davidson, Edgar, 32 Thurlow Road, Hampstead, Que. Davidson, John G., 207 Harrison Ave., Christiana, Pa . Davies, Chesterton M ., Bridgetown, N.S. Davies, Donald H., Dept. of Chem., Dalhousie Unlv., Halifax, N.S. Davis, Franklin 0 ., II Morningside Ave ., Yardley, J'a. Davis, George H ., 19 Soundview Road, Ridgefield , Conn . Davis, W. Worth, Box 248, Tlllsonburg, Ont. Davison, Earl B., 17250 l~edlord Ave., Detroit 19, Mich. Davison, Mrs. Merle 0 .• 833 Valley Road Place, Birmingham 9, Ala. Dawson, Albert, 90 Park Ro w So., Hamilton. Ont.

Day, Kennetb M., M.D., The Kenmawr, 401 Shady Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15206 Day, Lloyd R., 22 Lorne St., HuntSville, Ont. Day, W. H ., 8585 Granvil le St., Vancouver 14, B.C. Day, Walter T. , 13430-IOSth Ave., Whalley, No. Surrey, B.C. Deacon. J. J . R., Box 774. Winnipeg I, Manitoba Dean, Arthur J.. 670 Rivers ide Drive, N.Y.C. 31. Deboey, Philip L., 10123 Clifton Place, Edmonton. Alta. Decarie, Maurice, 6667-19th Avenue. Rosemont, Montreal. Que. Deffenbaugh, George S., P.O. Box 348, Birmingham, Michigan 48012 Delange, Victor Aii c/o Hillcrest M ote l, 2400 MacArthur Blvd., Oakland, Calif. 94602 Delisle, Ivan J ., I 91 University Ave. W., Windsor, Ont. Demaray, Donald F .. 46S Elora Street, Fergus, Ontario DeMase, Vincent A .. 370 Leeda le St., Albany 9, N .Y. de Montigny, R., 10 Brlllany Road, Baie d'Urfe, Que. Denton, Bert K ., Mitsubishi Monsanto Chemical Co., C.P.O. Box 879, Tokyo Japan De Santes, Ricardo, Snelgrove, Ont. des Rivieres, Guy, 170 desBcrnieres, Quebec 4, Que. Deutsch, Daniel H ., Ph.D., 1 3~5 Cresthaven Drive, Pasadena 2, CaHrornla Devlin, M., Ste. 18, 1030-12th Avenue S.W., Calttary, A lberta

deVolpll Charles P., Ste. 1710, The Regency, 35SS Cote des Neiges Roa_d1 Montreal 2S, Queh~< dcVolp, Margaret, Ste 1710 , T he Regency, 355S Cote des Neiges Rd. Mo ntrea l 2S Dew, Jack C., 234-2Sth Avenue North, St. Petersbu ra 4, Florida Dicketts, M. B., 1280 St. Mark Street, No. 504, Montreal 25, Quebec Dilworth, Harold M., 4744 West 7th Avenue, Vancouver 8, B.C. Dinger, Paul C., 650 South Wild Cherry Road, Naperville, IU. Ditmars, V. M., 663 Philip St ., Frede ricton, N.B Dobbie, George H ., 45 Blair Road. Gall, Ont. Dodson. George L. Jr .. 1663 E. Cheltenham Ave .. Philadelphia 24, Pa. Doll, Denton T ., 1217-45th Street, Los Alamos, New Mexico Do nne. James H., Highfi elcls, Stamlord Rd ., Kirby Muloe, Leicester. En11land. Dooley, John W ., 7724 W . Rogers St., West Allis 19, W ise. Douglas, Robert S .• c;o W. & A. Gilbey Ltd ., New Toronto, Ont. Doull, R.M., 9S Charnwood Road , Beaconsfield, Quebec. Downing, Lester L., I 0 Crescent Road, Concord, Mass. Downs, Ralph W., 99 Kendal Avenue, Toronto 4, Ontario Dozier, R. L., 1102-20th Street, Huntington, W. Va. Drake, Everett N ., 136A Walmer Road , Toronto 4 Ont. Drake, J. Frank, Park Plaza Apts .. 128 N. Craig St., Pillsburgh t 3. Pa . Drew. Thomas D., R.R. 112. Collingwood, Ontario Drew-Smith, Gerald, 28 Wentworth Ave. , Galt, Ont. Driedger, Elmer A . 129 Helena Street, Onawa 3. Ontano Duckworth, Henry E., University of Manitoba, W innipeg 19, Man. Dudley, Edward A .. 447 Blythwood l{oad, loronto Jl. Unt. Duncan, John J ., Box 32, Mnrkdale, Ontario Duncan, Robert J ., Box 32 Markdale, Ontario Duncanson. A. A., 47 Hillho hn Road, Toronto 7, Ont. Dunnhau12t, P . B., Gerard, 131 Bloor Street W .. Apt. Jill, Toronlo 5, Ont. Durning, Richard F., 4649 Easl Lafayelte Blvd., Phoenix 18, Arizona

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2024 Eatock. Alan J ., 43 Normandy Avenue, H amilton, Ontario 608 Eaton, Lt. Col. F . E., 1338 Balfour Avenue, Vancouver 9, British Columbia

171 3 Ebbers, Todd A .. 70 East Cedar St .. Chicago II , II ..

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2051 Echlin. Robert E., D.D.S., 105 Townsend Avenue East, Burlington, Ontario 1747 Eddy, Emerson Wick, Pipton, Vt. 1994 Edwards, Clarence S., Jr., 1509 Deborah Drive, Falls Church, Virginia 1765 Egner, Robert J., 412 Hollywood Ave., HoHoKus, N.J. 1191 Eisell, Herman, 824 Engineers Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio. 2075 Elliott, Wilfred A. (Lance), P.O. Box 2685, Reno, Nevada 1977 Ellison, Kenneth, V., Oyama, British Columbia 2011 Endean, Frank H., P.O. Box 189, Terminal "A", Toronto I, Ontario 2154 Endres. Ray 132 Clyde Avenue, Evanston, Illinois 60202 1067 Erental, Richard T., 21 Greenridge Ave., White Plains. N.Y. 1620 Ethier, Jules J . c., P.O. Box 117, Oshawa, Ont. 1334 Evans, FrankS., Box 202, Sedro-Woolley, Wash. 1802 Evers, Karl J., 4600 Winterset Drive, Knoxville 18, Tenn.

635 558

1665 1392

609 2066 1603 1884 2123

52 L847 1344 1254 1192 1324 293

1766 1922 261

1971 1358 1383 2145 1167 1168 1584 548

1748 2083

1885 54

2084 1995

15 114 579

1045 1235 564

1749 1236 678

1447 1827 2067 208

1930 1127 2076 1966 1715 2025 1370 1768 1585 2155 1030 1732 921

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Fairbanks, A. G., 3033 Sherbrooke St. West, Westmount 6, Quebec Fairbanks, Gordon H., 1007 Triphammer Road, Ithaca, N.Y. Farnell, Lt. Col. R. S ., 1632 Ainsley Dr., Ottawa 3, Ont. Farquhar Lloyd M., R.R. #1, Westfield, Kings Co .. N.B. Fee, Cleo H ., 4247 Lawrence Ave. E .. West Hill, Ont. Ferguson, Mrs. Beulah H., 24 Granville Road, Hampstead 29, Quebec Ferguson, Dr. J . G., 46 Robina Ave., Toronto 10, Ont. Ferguson, John C. L., IS Howard Drive, Willowdale, Ont. Feuring, Herbert F., 2929 Francis Street, Regina, Saskatchewan Fifield Edson J., P.O. Box 2792:,.Hamilton Sta., Pompano Beach, Fla. 33062 Firth, L. Gerald, Westminster Ylace, Pittsburgh 32, Pa. Folinsbee, J. A., 760 Marine Drive, West Vancouver, B.C. Foresman, Ralph D., 309 No. Sumner Ave., Scranton 4, Pa. Forfar, Keith, 2966 N. 41st Street, Milwaukee 10, Wis. Foster, Bertrand A., 358 Mark St., Port Arthur, Ont. Foster, George E., Box 174, Bordentown, N.J. Foulds, Arthur, 117 Cave Ave., Banff, Alta. Fowler, W. T. Mel, 11151-89 Avenue, Edmonton, Alta. Fox, John A., 110 West 42nd Street, N.Y.C. 36. Fox, Wllliam A., 263 White Oak Ridge Road, Short Hills, New Jersey Frampton, Gene W., 6543 Beach Drive, SeatUe 16, Wash. Frasch, Zoltan, 9 Normandy Blvd., Toronto, Ont. Fraser, Don, 1183 Warsaw Avenue, Winnipeg 9, Manitoba Fraser, R. Thurlow, P.O. Box 8, Rossland, B.C. Freeman, F. G. , Box 28, Midway, B.C. Freeman, W. A., 39 Brinkley Crescent, Hamilton, Ont. Funk, Boyd D. P., 87 Erie St., Tiffin, Ohio. Fumeaux, F/L R. V., RCAF Station, Sioux Lookout, Or-t. Furry, W. Allan, 435 Warren Avenue, Park Ridge, Illinois 60068

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Gage, Alexander Drysdale, 23 N. Santa Anita Ave., Pasadena 8, Calif. Galliver, Joseph H., 617 Ann Arbor St., Flint 3, Mich. Galway, Paul G., 10418-109 Avenue, Grand Prairie, Alberta Gareau, John M., 1420 Carlyle Road, Chinook Park, Calgary, Alberta Garrett, C. B. D., 6461 Douglas Road, West Vancouver, British Columbia Gates, Henry, 189·04 64th Avenue, Fresh Meadows 65, L.l., N.Y. GaytordLS. B. , 1317 Ruffner Road, Schenectady, N.Y. 12309 Geake, eslie, 12244-96 Street, Edmonton, Alta. Gelder!, G. M., MD., 516 Kenwood Ave., Ottawa 3, Ont. Gelinas, Lt. Col. Joseph A., 56th General Hospital, APO New York 09122 Genberg, Gosta P ., Eriksbergsgatan 7, Stockholm, Sweden. George, Graham Frank, 40 Warwick Rd., Coulsdon, Surrey, England. German, Gordon T., c/ o Bank of Montreal, Powell River, B.C. Gibb, James S. J., 1018 Harvey Ave., Kelowna, B.C. Gibson, David, M.D., University of Alberta, Calgary, Alta. Gibson, Keith M., 206 Briarhill Drive, Port Credit, Ontario Gill, Evan R., Flat A., 67 Hanger Lane, Ealing, Lending W. 5, England Girard, Albert A ., 3175 Randolph St., Windsor, Ont. Glassco, J. G ., 25 King St. W., Toronto I, Ont. Glazier, Frederick L. Jr., 2902 Ferguson Avenue, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Glover, Robert W ., 468 Fifth Avenue. Wilmington, DeJa. 19808 Gollings, Frank J., 1668 W. Riverview Ave., Decatur, Ill. Godfrey, Eldon Charles, 412 Simons Road, Calgary, Alberta Gooch, John E., 926-16th Street Bellingham, Wash. Goodall, Jack D., 13068·124 Avenue, Edmonton, Alta. Goody, Harry, 26 Carrwood Road, Bramhall, England. Gordon, Arthur, M.D., 35-28 63rd Street, Woodsid:J New York 11377 Gordon, John S., 1275 Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell, .r<ew Jersey Grace, John P., 533 Aylmer St., Peterborough, Ont. Grant, M. E., 60 Adelaide St. N., Lindsay, Ont.

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t9SO lAO 749 984

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194S 1787 791

9S 1979

739 1621 4S2 282

t733 S70 884

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1147 2041 IS86 1384 ISO I 770

2086 911

19S9 S31

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869 1796 2116

16S 14SI IS02 1934 9S6

1033 247

1422 t09S IIS9 1980 2137 234 666 98S

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Gratz. J. Roger, 17799 Lorain Ave., Cleveland, Ohio 44111 Gravell, Thomas D .. Cherry H ill Apts., 714 East, CherrY Hilt, New Jersey Green, Dr. Douglas F., 41 South Wlllard Street, Burlington, Vermont Greene, VIncent C ., 77 Victoria St., Toronto I, Ont. Greenhill, Maj. R. S. B., The Shieting, Village Way, Little Chalfont. Amersham, Bucks, England. Greening, Gustav G .. 4434 Smith Ave .. Burnaby I , B.C. Gregg, Arthur E., 13024-104 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta Grenier Major Guy, I Rosemount Ave., Apt. 2, Westmount, Quebec Grierson, Walter H., 164 Bristol, Waterloo, Ontario Grimble, Robert W., SOl Rockwood Road, Wllmlna ton, D elaware 19802 Grundy, Gordon E., 189 Lovers Lane, Ancuster, Ontano Guibord. Walter. 17~70 Rams~ate Drive, Lathrup Vllla~e. Mich. 48037 Guile, Clifford R., 46S Venne Street St. Lambert, Quebec Guskin, Leo, 1211 West S2nd Avenue, Vancouver 14, British Columbia Gutzman, W. L .. 38 Vinet Ave .. Oorval, Que. Gyorfi. A. W .. MD .. 62 Harborview Drive. Sydney, N.S.

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Hadley, Fred R ., 12 '1-lllh St. E., (P.O. Box S4) Prince Albert, Sask. Hale, J oan R ., MD .• I 17S Castlevale Drive, Louisville 17, Ky. Haley, Warren F., Box 20S, Fryeburg, Maine Ha ll. A. H ., Sl63 Santa Clara Avenue, Victoria, B.C. Halliday, W. E. D., 420 Lls~ar Road, Rockcliffe Park. Ottawa, Ont. Halloran. Herman G .. 130 Morse Street, Niles, Ohio Hammell. Mrs. Daphne J .. The H ighlander, Box S2, McKellar, Ont. Hanselman, Mae M .. Box S73, Brantford, Ont. Hansler Lester A., Box 632, Inglewood. Calif. Hanson, V. Victor Jr., ISSS Oakwood Place, Deerfield, Illinois Hanzel, William E. , 179 N . Michigan Ave., Chieaao, Ill . Harmer, Bernard D., 6 West 48th Street, N.Y.C. 36. Harmer, C H . C., 39-42 New Bond St., London, W. I, England. Harmer, Gordon R., S60-Sth Avenue, N.Y.C. 19. ll arper, Ethel, Peter Cooper Hotel, 130 E. 39th St., N.Y.C. 16 Harper, Maj. G. B .. S3 Chesll Ct., Chelsea Manor St., London S.W. 3, England. Harper, George T., 411 Dryden Road, Ithaca, N.Y. Harper, Rev. J. B., Re11lna Mundi Seminary, R .R. #4, London, Ontario Harrinaton, Dr. Paul. 88 Heddlngton Ave., Toronto 12. Ontario Harris, A. Leonard, SO Victoria Road N., Soutllsea, Hampshire, England. Harris. Edmund A. 3S8 Oueen Street, Flio Flon, Manitoba Harris, F. N., 11013-129 Street. Edmonton, Alta. Harris, Gordon R., 38S7 Dubois Street. South Burnaby, British Columbia Harris, Sidney D .. 162 Grove St., Rutland, Vt. Harrison, A. F., 37 Elizabeth Street N. , Brampton, Ont. Harrison, Horace W. Box S780, Pikesville 8, Md. Hart, Kenneth D., 43 N.Y. Avenue, Dumont. N.J . llarwood, Robert L., 6089 Terrebonne, Montreal, Quebec Hassa n, William J ., 406 N. Tioga St., Ithaca. N .Y. Hatcher, James B., Scott Publications, Inc., 461-8th Avenue, New York 1, N.Y. Hauseman. Tilghman K .. 1200 Farmington Ave., Pottstown, Pa. Hawley, Cyril H ., East Hartland. Conn. Hayes, HarrY, 48 Trafalgar St., Healey, Batley, Yorkshire, England Hayne, Andrew, 98 C:odrlnaton St., Apt. 10, Barrie, Ontario Hay~tead Robert A., 2491 I Oxford, Dearborn , Mich. Haywood, BarrY Kenneth, 66 H illholme Road, Toronto 7, Ontario H eberling, Jack W. Jr., 1411 Devon Apt., 2401 Pennsylvania Ave., Wilmington Dela. 19806 Hedley, Richard P., 1319 Fairfax Ave., No. Tonowanda, N .Y. 14120 Helman. Irwin, 2 West 46th St reet, New York 36. N.Y. Helsz, George M., 63S Hertel Avenue, Apt. lJ Buffalo, New York 14207 Hendershott, Norman R., II Temple Street, Londol_l, Ontario Herst, Herman Jr .. Shrub Oak. Westchester Co .. N.Y. Hetherington, Albert E., ISIO Western Road . London, Ont. Hetherington. Robert B .. Beedlngs Cottage, Gay St ., Pulborougb, Sussex, England. Hewitt, Dorothy, M .D .. S1 I Los Altos Avenue. Lon~t Beach 14, California . Hickey, Frank J ., 242 Lee Street, Peterboro, Ontario Hicks, George D., Wellln~ton St., Listowel. Ont . Hicks, Hen rY D., 6446 Coburg Road, Halifax, Nova Scotla Hlaglnbotham, Sibley, 93 S. Central Ave., Wollaston 70, Mass. Hill, Gordon M .. 1612-SOth Avenue S.W ., Calgary, Aim. Hill , James R., M.D., S312- 104 Avenue, Edmonton , Alberta Hilton, M. S., P .O. Box 73, Elkhorn, Wisconsin Hindle, R. G., 126 Portland Avenue, Winnipeg 8, Manitoba Hiscock, E. H., IS Cornwall Heights, St. J ohn's, Nfld. Hodder, Rev. Morley F., 22 Walmer Road, Apt. 403, Toronto 4, Ont. Hodgson, Mrs. Sayde, 47 Risebrough Ave., Willowdale. Ont. Hoffman, HarrY F.., 3201 W. Roosevelt Road, Chica~o 24. 111. Hollands, Hedley John. 117 Fort Rose Cr., Don Mills, Ont. Hollinasworth, Dr. Chas. W. , 17 Mellish Road, Walsa ll , Staffs, England. Holmes, R. Brian, M.D .. 481 Temagami Crescent, Port Credit, Ontario

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2030 1129 1736 2117

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Holmes, Dr. Ralph Jerome, Dept. Geology, Columbia University, N.Y.C. 27. Holmok:, Eugene H., .5423 Earnscliffe Ave., Montreal 29, Que. Holness. A. B., 18 Meadowvate Drive, Toronto 18, Ont. Hooahk:irk:, Robert C., Drawer 8, Boynton Beach, Florida Hopkins, Harris Hazen, 343 Park Ave., Parchment, Kalamazoo IS. Mich . Hornby, Fred, JOSS Seybum Ave., Detroit 14, Mich. Home, Brien, R .R . #1 , Prlddis Alberta Horowitz, Philip S., P.O. Box 42, East Elmhurst 69, N.Y. Horton, S. J ., 3005 East 3rd Avenue. Vancouver 12, B.C. Houser, Jacque, P.O. Box 825, Seahurst, Washington Howard, Lionel 0., Awakeri, R. D. 3, Whakatane, New Zealand. Howe, H . H ., 1400 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago 10. HI. Howe, John E .. 143 Elberta Avenue, Niagara Falls, Ontario Howes, Victor E .. 148 Beltran St., Malden 48, Mass. Hoyer1 Paul H ., 4.50 Steven Blvd., Richmond Hats., Ohio 44124 Huara, Raymond A., Box 190, Domremy, Saskatchewan Hubbard, Alfred John, 186 City Road, London E. C. I. England. Huff, Clayton, 92.5 Edgewood Ave., Pelham Manor, N.Y. Hughes, J. Paul, 11314-60th Street, Edmonton, Alberta Humby, H. T ., 2041 Courtland Drive, Burlington, Onl. Hunka, Daniel, 894 Ridley Blvd., Ottawa 13, Onl. Hunt, Harris R., 3 Valley View D rive, Bloomfield. Conn. Hurst, Peter J., 344.5 Cote des Neiges Road, Apt. 329, Montreal 2.5, Que. Hurst, W. D., 67 Kingsway, Winnipeg 9, Man. Hutt, Fred B., 102 Eastwood Ave., Ithaca, N.Y. Hutton, Tom Reay, .S Elm Close, Amersbam, Bucks, England. Hyde, Alex, 337 Staga St., Brooklyn 6, N.Y.

2126 Ich lda, Dr. Soichl, #13 Shlba Park, Minato-Ku, Tok:yo, J apan 1301 Insley, Arthur H., 378 Melrose Ave., Toronto 12, Ont. 1783 Irvine, Alan F., 572 St. James St., Lo ndon, Ont.

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Jackson, W / C Russell P.1 Box 386, RCAF Station, Trenton, Oa tario J ackson, W. L. , SSO Balhol St., Toronto 12, Ont. J aco, Or. N. T ., 4 Ermet! Place, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Jacobi, Herman Jr., Seventeen Robinson Apartments, Ste. 601, Hamilton Ont. Jacobson, CWO Benj. S. USNRjRet., P.O. Box 562. Santa Barbara, Calif. James, Dr. E. S., 119 Mountbatteo Ave., Winnipeg 29, Manitoba J amieson, Raymond A ., Box 23~. Almonte, Ont. Jamieson, Robert A., 8 Gilmore Blvd. No., Wappinger Falls, NY. Jamieson, Robert H. 21 Kirk Drive Thornhill, Ontario Jarrett, Fred, Box 3<!_lJ Adelaide St. P.O., Toronto, Ontario Jarvis, Laurence E. M ., 28 Lynnhaven Road, Toronto 19, Ont. Jean, Donald 41-9th Avenue Richmond, Quebec Jennings, Carl, 29 James Street So., Hamilton, Ont. Jenning&, H. 1., 1937 Clermont, Denver, Colo. Jephcou. Dr. Clare M., 323 Rosemary Road, Toronto, Ont. Jewett, Frederick C~ 26 Oavean Drive, Bayview Hills, Willowdale, Ontario J ohns, Oliver G ., 36~ Lakeshore Drive, Cobourg, Ont. J ohnson, B. Connor, 306 W . High St., Urbana, Ill . Johnson, 0. E., 12 Lee Court, Brockton 12, Mass. Johnson, John H., 4443 N. Winchester Ave., Chicago, Ill., 60640 Johnson, Thomas L., 21001 Alexander Drive, St. Cla i.r Shores, Mich. Johnston, Gordon, Sanatorium P.O., Ont. Johnstone, W. S. 6086 Angus Drive, Vancouver, D.C. Jones, Cathleen A .. 20 Edward Laurie Drive, RockhtJtham, N.S. Jones, Don I ., 10 Cushendale Drive, Willowdale, Ontario Jones, Finley B., P .O. Box 33.5, Milford, Delaware Jones, Irwin G .. 220 Walnut Lane, Ambler, Pa. Judd, Allan F .. 34 Adelaide Crescent, Hove, Sussex, England.

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1759 Kalbfteisch, Grant L., 1342 Laperriere Ave., Ottawa 3, Ont. 1737 Kaminer, Barney H ., 11133 Aqua Vista, Apt . Ill, No. Hollywood, Calif. 9 1602 708 Kanee, Sol, 122 Ash St .. Winnipeg, Man.

1011 Karpinsk:l, Edward T ., 304 Orchard Ave., Newington Conn. 06111 12-«< Kay, Joseph S., 8663 Dissemore St., Detroit 13, Mich . 760 Kay, Marshall, 17.5 Glenwood Ave., Leonia, N.J . <145 Kealley, J ames M ., 130 Barcladen Road, Rosemont, Pa. 56~ Keane, F. W . L., 1-«1$ Stadacona Avenue, Ste. 201, VIctoria, British Columbia

1996 Keirn, Peter M ., 1383 Westmor Trail, Winnetka, Illinois 85 Kemp, C. George, 4402 King Edward Ave., Montreal, Que.

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1668 IS27 1676 1394 334

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Kemp, Clarence A., 10 Benvenuto Place, Apt. 101, Toronto 7, Ont. Kenny, James H. F., 7 Madawaska Drive, Ottawa, Ont. Kenwood, Clifford W., 37 Highfield Ave., Town of Mount Royal, Quebec Kenyon, Alonzo F., 2SOS Hollywood Drive, Pittsburgh 3S, Pa. Kenyon, Stewart S, IS20S-14 Avenue, Edmonton, Alta. Kern, Carl F., 2430 Park Street, Bellingham. Wash. Kessler, Alfred H., 7934 Pickering St., Philadelphia SO. Pa. Kilish, Ted L., 9208 Trinity, Detroit 28, Mich. King, Garfield A., 4636 West 8th Avenue .• Vancouver 8, B.C. King, William Henry, 144 So. Edwards Ave., ~yracuse 6, N.Y. Klnrade, W., 14 Ostrander Blvd., Georgetown, Ontario Kinslow, William B. Jr., S4 Syracuse St., Baldwinsville, N.Y. 13027 Kirchoff, Arthur G., 12139 Manor Ave., Detroit 4, Mich. Kirk, Amy (Mrs. J. A. C.), 803, 182S Haro St., Vancouver S, B.C. Kitchen, John M., Rt. 6, Woodstock , Ont. Kitchen. W. 0. Ronald, ISS Northcote Drive, Pincourt, I!e Perrot, Quebec K lein, Fred B., 83S North Wild Olive Avenue, Daytoca Beach, Florida. Klirnan, Murray, MD., 421S Cambie St .. Vancouver 9, B.C. Kline, Robert L., 62SO North Kenmore, Apt. 303, Chicago, Illinois 60626 Knechtel, C. E., 201 Delatre Woodstock Ontario Knight, Alexander D .• 22 Allenbury Gardens, Wiilowdale, Ontario Knight, James F., 1817 South 17th Avenue, Broadview, Ill. Knox, Stewart 1., Box 674, Port Arthur, Ont. Koeppel, Adolph, 633 Chelsea Road, Oceanside, L.l .. N.Y. Koizumi, Tatsunosuke, 601 Konno Asia Mansion, 8 Konno-Cho, Shibuyaka, Japan Korbel, George W., 76Sl West Adams Street, Forest Park, Illinois Kraemer, Fred, 4111-19th Street N.W. , Calgary, Alta. Kraemer, James E., 18 Cambridge Ave., Kitchener, Ont. Kreger, Albert E., R.R. No. 1, Rainy River, Ont. Kreischer, Peter, 3311 N. 32nd Street, Phoenix 18, Ariz. Kropke, Lister R., 9840 S. Oakley, Chicago, Illinois 60643 Kuhlman, Fred, P.O. Box Sl . Melville, Sask. Kuttner, William R., c/o Ziegler. Weiner & Gill. 1100 Gibraltar Life Bldg., Dallas I. Texas

L

2088 LaBont6, Jack D., lOOS Orange Avenue, Fresno, C&llfornia 93702 1760 Lackner. Robert J .. 1661 Beaucaire Drive. Warson Woods 22, Mo. 1369 LaFrance, Leo J ., 27 Underhill Road, Ossining, N.Y., 10S62 1924 Lagios. Nicholas L., 290 Dufferin Road. Hampstead, Montreal 29, Que. 2048 Lagueux, Paul, 1381 des Gouverneurs Street, Quebec, Quebec

66 Laing, E. Bruce, P.O. Box 6, Dowagiac, Mich. 1622 Lainof. Milton, 27 Roselawn Crescent. Calgary, Alta. 1348 Laird, W. W., 26 Arjay Crescent, Wlllowdale, Ontario 12SS Lamb, Richard M., Box S73, Kitchener, Ont. 383 Lambe, Harold R., 34 Deloraine Ave., Toronto 12, Ont.

1S61 Lamouroux, Louis M., 222 Lawrence Ave. W., Toronto 12, Ont 14S Lamson. Roger W., 39 Gould St., Stoneham. Mass. 899 Lane, John, 38 Lorne Ave., E., Brandon, Man.

1807 Lane, Mrs. Russell H ., R.R. 3 , Calgary, Alta. 761 Lang, Paul, 41 South Road, Katonah, N.Y. 584 Lan~er, F .. 432 W. Pender, Vancouver 3, B.C.

2139 Langley, Gordon R., 46S Albertus Avenue, Peterboro, Ontario 1S39 Langstroth, R. S., DDS, 190 St. John St., Fredericton, N.B. 900 LaFerriere, Charles A., 161S Hatcher Crescent, Ann Arbor, Mich. 9S8 Larkin, Richard H ., 808 Security Bldg., Windsor, Ont.

2119 Laurence. Kenneth R., 980 N.E. 132nd Street, North Miami, Florida 33161 $16 Law, James, Apt. 200 Ridout Towers, London, Ontario

1292 Lawler, J. Murray, 6 Aintree Court, Toronto 14, Ont. 687 Lea, W. E., 1 The Adelphi, John Adams St., Strand, London W.C. 2, England

2061 Lea. William E . Jr .. 446 Strand, London W.C. 2. England '12 LeBaron, Owen V .. 2724 S. Phillippi Road, Boise. Idaho. 146 Lee, Chester E ., 6933 La Jolla Blvd., La Jolla, Calif. 92037

Ll035 Lee, George L., Box 57, Bernardsville, N.J . 1436 Legeer, Jacob J., Sll Beechwood Drive, East Rochester, N.Y. 18S6 Lehr, James C., 2818 Cheshire Road , Devon, Wilmington 3, Delaware 2077 LeMesurier, George H. W., 89(6) Roywood. Lemoyne, Quebec 161S Letch. E. H ., 1232 Des Chemaux Road, Three Rivers, Que. 637 Lett, W. Ral1>h 118 Montgomery Ave .. Apt. lOSE, Toronto 12. Ont. 166 Leur, Ralph R., 6 Sagamore Drive, RD #1, Simsbury, Conn. 06070

1097 Levine, Irving. 6S Aberfoyle Road , New Rochelle. N.Y. Ll Levine, J ack, 203 Tranquil Dr., Oxford, North carolina, 27565 L506 Lewis, Gordon P., 37 Eldomar Ave., Brampton, Ont. 824 Lichtig, Allen D., 20192 Sorrento, Detroit 35, Mich. 263 Lidman. David, 390 West End Avenue Apt. 3D, New York, N .Y. 10024

Ll54 Llnett, C. Kirk, 13S Glenview Ave. , Wyncote. Pa. 1388 Lincoln, Leo L., 14 Kenwood St., Pittsfield, Mass. 7S3 Linde, Orvel A., "21-14 Avenue S .. Minneapolis 17, Minn.

1328 Linton, H . C., 42SS Underwood Road North Vancouver, British Columbia 1886 Lipman, Tom A., 2359 Caracas St., La Cresenta, Calif.

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1224 Little, Philip Jr., 490 Highcrofl Road, Wayzata, Minn. 561 Littlefield, Lester N., 52 W. Emerson St., Melrose 76. Mass. 970 Livingstone, Elizabeth M. , 14400 Glastenbury Road , Detroit 23, Mich. 384 Llewellyn, Georae B., 137 Clearview Ave., Huntingdon Valley, Pa.

1083 Uoy, J . M., 90 Heath St. W ., Apt . 303, Toronto 7, Ont. 2057 Long, T. Mackay, Q.C., l98 Lockwood Street, Winnipea 9. Manitob:> 1160 Loukin, Alexander, 42 East 75th Street, N.Y.C. 21. 1865 Lounsbery, R . H., 21S E. State St., Ithaca, N.Y. 826 Loveys, Newton, 125 Lawton Blvd., Apt. 1109, Toronto 7, OnL

L510 Lowe, Robson, SO Pall Mall, London S.W. I , England. 2106 Lubke, Henry G. Jr., SO l vyhurst Road, Buffalo 26, New York Ll465 Ludlow, Lewis M. J r., No. 34-Chome, Nishi-Shibaura, Mjnato-Ku, Tok}o, Japan 1012 Lukow, Stanley, 472 McKenzie St., Winnipeg 4, Mun. 1256 Lum, Cpl. Stanley, I. A. M. RCAF, 1107 Avenue Road, Toronto 12, Ont. 1751 Lumley, W .. Box 490. Oelhi , Ont. I 149 Lundberg, John P. , 7403-105 A Street, Edmonton, Alherta 167 Lussey, Harry W., 3 Horizon Rd., Apt. 1402, Fort Lee, N .J.

2132 Lutz, Edward J.1.~ Timberlane Road, Upper Saddle River, New Je rsey 074~8 959 Lyman, Rohen w .. P .O . Box 299. Marblehead. Mass.

2078 Lynch, 0 . E., Rt. 8, Box 420, Sprinafield, Missouri 65804

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886 828 107

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2068 1884

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1200 27

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Macaulay, Jan M., 7 St Patrick St., Port Dover, Ont. MacCallum RobertS., 6 Douglas Lane, Larchmo nt, N.Y. MacCormack, Dr. Harold P., 34 Charles St., Truro, N.S. MacDonald, Or. John J., P.O. Box 38. Antigonish, N.S. Mac Donald. Thomas. 345 Winona Drive. Toronto 10, Ontario Macinnes. Malcolm '!' .. 33 Pleasant St., Truro, N.S. M acintyre, M ilferd M., P.O. Box 231, Drumheller, Alberta Maciver, Richard G. Jr., Lloyd Manor, Apt. 27, 376 West End Ave .. Lonl! Bra nch, N .J . Mack, Millard H., 2133 Luray Ave., Cincinnati 6, Ohio Macleod, D. J .. 202 Wlllow Ave., Nashwooksis, N .B. Macleod, W. K . Jr., P.O. Box 249, Thetford Mines. Quebec MacNair, A . Stanley, 73 Preda Street, San Leandro, California MacNutt, W. S .. History Dept., U. or N.B., Fredericto n, N.B. MacRory, J. K. 94 Indian Rd., Toronto 3, Ont. Makepeace. Colin MacR., 1030 Hospital Trust Bldg .. Providence 6. R.I. M angold, Carl Rene. 1495 St. J ames Stret W .. Montreal, Que. Marcellus M . L .. 2 Brookdale Drive, Barrie, Ontario Maresch, Wm. H. P .. 628 Yonge St .. Toronto 5, Ont. Margeson, Paul B. , 2187 Dexter Street, Schenectady, N.Y. Marino, Joe, Main St., Geraldton, Ont. Mark, A. W . (Bill), 7671 Burris St., So. Burnaby, B.C. Mark, Ross V.{ #213·315 Agnes Street, New Westminster, British Columbia Markison, Pau G., 421 Sonora Drive, San Mateo, California . Marler, Hon. George c., 620 Dorchester Blvd. W., Montreal 2. Quebec Marshall, F. A .. R.R. 2, Reai na, S:ISkatchewan Marshall. Roy. 10424 McVine Ave .. Sunland, Calir. Martin, Georae M., 1120 Larson Bldg., Yakima, Wash. 98901 Martin, H arry B. J r., 7 Stibbard Avenue, Toronto 12, Ontario Martin , J. S., 14.S Melrose Ave., Kitchener, Ontario Martin, W . F . B., ISO Argyle Ave., Apt. 411, Ottawa, Ontario Masko. Pau l M., 13S Quaspeck Blvd .. Valley Cottage, New York 10989 Mate, Raymond, 3558 Addington, Montreal 28, Que. Matejka. James J . Jr., MD., tON. LaSalle St., Ste. 216. Chical!o 2. Ill. Matthews, Thomas A., 2500 Sianal H ill Road, Sprinafield, Ohio. Maxim, Oren B., Box 1505, Waterbury 20, Conn. McCallum, Reside, 3 Lansdowne Gardens, Pointe Claire, Que. McCiammy, Wm. C., P.O. Box 1.S9.S, Wilmington, N.C. McConnell, Mrs. G. H., 314 Kingswood Road, Toronto 13, Ont. McCoy, Ethel B., 65 West S4th Street, N.Y.C. 19. McCready, A. L., Gould St., Cobden, Ont. McCreery, Hugh C., 232 Avenue "C" West, Bismarck, N.D. McDonald, P. Beattie, 390 Po mona Ave .. Burlington, Ont. McDonald, Susan M., 2030 Glenmont Avenue N.W., Canton 8, Ohio. McDonough, Charles. 3213 N. Howard St., Philadelphia 40, Pa. McGowan, Louis C., tO Ellery Road, Newport, R.I . 02840 McGrath, Edward, 37 Chaplin Ave .. St. Catherines, Ont. McGuire, J . W., 70 Church St., Mo ntrose, Pa. Mc i ntyre, Arthur W ., 10918-84 Avenue, Edmonton , Alta. McKanna. Alan Gordon, 248 Markland Drive, Etoblcoke, Ontario McKay, Doris (Mrs. G. F.), 10439·140 Street, Edmonton, Alta. McKinnon, Donald E., 325 Biahorn St., Banff, Alta. McLaren, John N., .S East Court St., Hudson, N.Y. McLellan, Charles W., Champlain, New York 12919 McLellan, Hubert M ., 2206 E. Crescent Drive, Seattle 2, Wash. McLellan , Hugh, Champlain, N .Y . McLellan, Robert F., Q.C., P.O. Box 4.S, Truro, N .S.

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915 McMaster, T. Ledley, cfo Bank of N.S . • 1301 Douglas St .. VIctoria, B.C. 780 McMurrich. J. Ronald, P.O. Box 1390, Gananoque, Ontario 962 McMurry Jack W., 3571 Seay Avenue, Norfolk, Virgjnla 23502 649 McNeil, C. Russell, 833 Kingsway Drive, Longacres, Burlington, Ont.

1790 McQuade, Thomas. 173 East 91st Street, N.Y.C. 28. 130 McVey, GeorgeS., 781 Main SJ., Warren, R. I.

1257 Melvin, George H., 3400-21 Avenue, Vernon, B.C. 46 M enendian, Raymond A., 3360 Westbury Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43221

2005 Menken, Harry, Jr., 76 Rhod a Avenue, Nutley 10. New Jersey 1225 Menzies, Robert W ., 513-2 1st Street 'Nest, Owen Sound, Ontario 1636 Mercantini, Edward S., MO., 339 MacLaren SJ., Ottawa 4, Ont. 1892 Merman, Joseph, 801, West End Ave., New York 25, N .Y . 914 Merrihew, M. J ., 369 Colony Street, Winnipeg 2, Manitoba

1956 Messer, Charles L .. Roque Bluffs- RD I , Machias, Maine 1454 Meyer, Joseph, 2720 Montreal Crescent, Realna, Sask. L9 Meyers, Haro ld R., Willoughby Place, Brooklyn 5, N.Y. Ll004 Meyerson, Roslyn C., 69 Fenimore Dr., Harrison, N.Y. 1429 Michael, A. L., Stanley Gibbons Ltd .• 391 Strand. London, England 1590 Mifsud, Austin V., 2326 California Street, Apt. 16, Mountain View, Calif. 2080 Millar. Wendell. 220 Loomis Avenue, Syracuse. New York 13207 2052 Mill ard, James William, 1785 Peters Road. North Vancouver, British Columbia 2140 Miller, Allen F., 24 Sinclair Street, Belleville, Ontario 1161 Millman, W. Logan, 15 1 Norman St ., Sarnin , Ont. 1507 Mills. George R., M.D .. 530 Meadowlane Road, Dearborn, Mich. 48124 1476 Milne. Brian F., 14500 San Jose St., San Fernando, Calif. 240 Minkus. Jacques. 116 West 32nd Street, New York 1, N.Y. 67 Minuse, Kenneth, ll36 Grand Concourse. Bronx 56, N.Y.

2000 Mitchell, Wallace B., 126 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge 38, Musachusetts 1267 Miterman, Irving, 190 Windmill Road, Willow Grove, Pa. 1591 Moberg, Cornell, Drawer 549, Yorkton, Sask. 1951 Moffatt W. G., llickorv Hollow. R.R. 3, Ballston Lake. N.Y. L68 Moll, Arthur B .. 1240-72nd Street, Brooklyn 28, N.Y. 2069 Molnau. Myron, C29 Meadow Brook Court Iowa City, Iowa 52240 1717 Montaaue, Charlotte A., 1334-100 N.E., Bellevue, Washinltton 2006 M ontaomery, Joseph A. , 2432 Balmoral Avenue, Niagara Falls, Ontario 1085 Moore. Christopher A., 68 P rincess Ave., Wlllowdale, Ontario 1490 Moore, Ralph R., 44 N. Hillside Ave., Chatham, N .J . 742 Moore, Robert A., 135 Glenforest Read, Toronlo 12, Ont.

1938 Moraan Frank M. Box 26, Hanover New H ampshlre 188 Morris, Thomas F., 19 West Drive, Larchmont, N.Y.

1660 Morse, Lewis R. , MD., 151 King Street E., St. John, N .B. 1649 M ononson, W . H., 153 High St .. Closter. N.J . 1626 Moser, Henry W., 372 King's Highway West, Haddonfield, N.J. 08033 626 Mountain, Joseph H., 212 So. Franklin St., Chicago 6, Ill. 754 Mower, Donald P., 133 Central Ave., Waterbury 10, Conn.

1372 Moyle, Or. H. B., Canton Village Circle, Canton, Conn. 2027 Mozian, Gregory, 545-5th Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017

284 Mueller, Col. Harrlc S., 1505 Park Place, Wichita 3, Kans. 1276 Muller. Elizabeth H., 34 Elmer St .. East Hartford 8. Conn. 961 Mullins. P., 9642-73 Avenue. Edmonton. Alta.

2090 Murphy, Brian D., 204 Springfield Rd., RockcUJie Park, Ottawa, Ontario

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830 Nadon, E .. Box 226, Temiskamlng, Que. 1784 Nault. M. L ., 100 DeMonHgny St. E., Apt. 2058, Montreal 18, Quebec

797 Nemmers, Dr. C. J ., Anamosa. Iowa. 1100 Netherton, Dr. W . J., 651 Winnipeg St., Pentlcton, B.C. 1021 Newcomb, Simon J., Takla Log, via Ft. St . James, B.C. 1142 Newsam, Guy V., 16 Rosedale Road, Apt. 816, l 'oronto, Onl. 1481 Nicholson. Eric Anthony. Box 988. Creston, B.C. Ll016 Nickle, Roumary J ., 1208 Belavista Crescent, Calgary, Alberta. L17l7 Nickle, Sam C., 1208 Belavista Crescent, Calgary, Alberta 2014 Nicol, James W.~-.2234 West Kei th Road, North Vancouver, British Columbia 1545 Nielsen. Henry, uox II , Sta. F, Toronto 5. Ont.

71 Norbeck, John L., 5828 Halifax Avenue S., Minneapolis 24, Minn. 1991 Norman, Wm. E., 6157 Westwood Terrace, Norfolk 8, Virginia L117 Nouss, Henry 0 . P .O. Box 219, Pompano Beach, Florida 1~76 Nowaskl, Thomas J., 30-26 Hobart St., Woouslde 77, N.Y. 2159 Nowlan. Alfred W .. 505 Nelson Street, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia

485 Noye, Richard K ., Ill , 520 Rutgers Ave., Swanhmore, Pa. 1182 Nystrom, David, Box 235, Gibson, B.C.

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1701 Obenauer, Ross A ., 13 Lakeview Circle, Skane3tcles, New York 1053 Och, Frederick A., 2 East Main St., Adamstown, Pa.

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2 Odell, Fay H .• 34 Grove St., Pleasantville, N.Y. 732 Oertel, Roland C., 496 S. Lincoln Ave., Kankakee, Ill. 567 O'Leary, Ed., 2224 Niagara Ave .. Niagara Falls, N.Y 118 Olivier, Georges, 12 Wellington Street N ., Sherbrooke, Que.

1171 Olivier, Dr. Jacques, 4867 Grosvenor, Montreal, Que. 34 O'Neill, Thos. H., 603 Fourth Street, Liverpool, N.Y.

1'74 O'Neill, W. Paul, 7000 Glenbrook Road, Bethesda 14, Maryland. 2107 O'Reilly, J. Paul, Box '57 New Liskeard, Ontario 1637 Orobko, William, DDS, 300 Birks Bldg., Edmonton, Alta. 271 Osborne, Roland H., M .D., 13336 Chalon Road, Los Angeles 49, California

201S Osterhoff, Joseph, 1478 Jackson Street, Dubuque. Iowa '2001.

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1778 Padbury, Melve rn H ., 2493 West First, Apt. 203. Vancouver. B.C 313 Paine, Harold L. Ste. 304, Richmond Towers, SS Traybom Dr. , Richmond Hill, Ont .

1968 Palmer. Ralph A ., S09 Cheever Avenue, Geneva, lllinois. 1396 Park, Marshall, Inwood. Ont. 832 Parker, Ralzemond B., 1060 Parker Ave., Detroit 14, Mich.

1690 Parker, Dr. Robert R., 2515 Holyrood Drive, Nanaimo. B.C. 2133 Parsons, H. H., 17 Blackdown Crescent, Islington, Toronto, Ontario 1477 Paterson, Henry A., Box 424, Liverpool, N.S. 1871 Paterson, Ian A . D., Box 7267, Eldorado, Sask. 1981 Paterson, Neil A., P.O. Box 54, Leamington, Ontario 517 Patrick, Douglas A., 1616 Applewood Road, Port Credit, Ont. 157 Pearen, A. W., 3308 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont. 973 Pearsall, Robert L., 20 Morgan St., Binghamton, N.Y. 518 Peatman, Alfred N., Renforth, King Co., N.B.

2091 Pekonen, William, P.O. Box 246. Cloverdale. British Columbia 627 Pell. Samuel F. Jr., 1624 Woodard St., North Las Vegas, Nevada

1268 Pelletier, Narcisse A ., 34 Blandford St., Toronto 10, Ont. 1101 Penny, D. G., St. 4, Erickson Block, 249 Main St., Penticton, B.C. 1350 Perkins, Thomas J., 900 Kern Ave., Richmond, Calif. 781 Petch Harold E., B.A .• Bancroft Ont.

L8 Peterman, William C., 153 Westville Ave., Caldwell, N.J. 2141 Peters, Fred C., Royal Bank Bldg., 2nd Floor, Portage & Arlington, Winnipeg 10, Manitoba 1202 Peters, Reimers A., 4836 White Gates Drive, Phoenix, Ariz. 1908 Petersen Jeanette M., 2924 S. W . Huber, Portland, Oregon 97219 611 Petri, Pitt, 378 Delaware Ave .. Buffalo 2. N.Y.

2070 Pfeifer, Otto W., 1000 N.E. !35th, Seattle, Washington 98125 1835 Pherril. E . T., 104 John St., Thornhill, Ont. 2108 Pickard, H. T., M.D., SA Fountain House, 300 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg 13 Manitoba 2167 Piggott, E. Reginald, 12 Leverett Ave., Kentville, N.S.

629 Piggott, Earle L., 467 Main St., Kentvllle, N.S. 1361 Pike, J. A., 1927 West 19th Avenue, Vancouver 9, British Columbia

18 Pimont, Justin Raoul, 242 Tom Hunter Road, Fort Lee, N.J. 2127 Pink, Lester, Box 100, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia 1337 Plum, George H ., P.O. Box 118 New Canaan, Conn. 1691 Pollard Stanley, P.O. Box S2S Campbell River B.C. 763 Pollitz, William T., 40 Court Street, Boston, Mass. (Room 426)

7 Pollock, F. Walter, 1019 Haddon Place, Teaneck, N.J. 2007 Pond, George E., 411 Queensway Avenue West, Simcoe, Ontario 1471 Poole. Charles, S Mayo Ave., Ottawa 12, Ont. 1!30 Poole, E. E., 10503-109 Street, Edmonton, Alta. 918 Poole, W. J ., 1 Adelaide St., London W.C.2, England.

1054 Poppy, David William, R.R. 3, Aldergrove, B.C. 1022 Porter, L. Tupper, St. Andrews East, Que. 1607 Potts, G. H., Halfmoon Bay, B.C. 464 Powe, Roland L., North Windham, Conn.

13SI Powell, Edgar E. C .. 10340 Wadhurst Road, Edmonton, Alta . 2044 Powers, Theodore R., P.O. Box 1861, Columbus, Georgia 31902 1872 Prather, Clare, 1147 S. Braden St., Tulsa 12, Okla. 100S Pratt, John T., Box 240D, Rt. 3, Cedarhurst Dr., Wayzata, Minn. 1982 Pratt, Robert H., 7912 North Beach Road, Milwaukee 17, Wisconsin 1909 Price, Thomas E., 6878 East Boulevard, Vancouver 14, B.C. 6S8 Profit, Arthur R., 567 Borebank St., Winnipeg 9, Man.

1071 Provick, A. M., Hazelcliffe, Sask. 1269 Pugh, T. B., 1734 Gaillard Place, Richland, Wash. 1739 Purcell, J. L., 6 Richardson Drive, Kingston, Ont. 2142 Purser. Major C. Ralph, 2028 Rideau River Drive Ottawa 1, Ontario

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393 Quarles, Mervyn V., 17344 Mahoney Parkway, Hazel Crest, Ill. 2033 Quallrocchi, A. J ., 69 Harvey Street, Perth, Ontario

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89 783

1718 298

1692 2029 1693 168

2008 1117 2001 2053 1204 1183 2009 2128 2073 153.5 799

19$7 249

2120 700

1952 Ull 1445 191 $ IOS6 1104 1681 1724 2036

324 IS75 IOS7 18SO 964 .587

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Radford, W. R., 8300 Riverview Lnne, Vancouver, W ash. Raley, James H., S06 West 44th. Vancouver .. Wash . Reals, Willis B., 33 Bryanston Square, London W. l..t England Reiche, Hans, 22 Chapleau Ave., Apt. 3, Ottawa 2, vnt. Reid, WiUJam Henry, 987-7th Avenue E., Owen Sound, Ontario. Reinhard, Henri E ., 360$ Calloway Ave., Baltimore U. Md. Remick, Penton M. , 431 \-i Lake Shore Road, Grosse Point Farms 36, Michigan Reynolds Arthur S., 7 Burnham Road, Ottawa I , Ontario Rezanowlcb, A., 4808 Nanterre St., Pierrefonds, Que. Richardson, Edward A., 303 Pin Oak Drive, La Marque, Texas Richardson, Mrs. Mary J ., Avonton Hill, Windsor, Nova Scotia Richardson. Sidney T., 410-tllh Avenue N.W., Calgary, Alta. Richman, Alfred, 677 Oalc Street, Winnipeg 9, Manitoba Riley, Sgt. John R ., 238 Perkins St., Havelock, N .C. Rines, Homer G., 12 Wind Road, East Hartford 8, Conn. Risteen, F. R., 122 Smythe St .. Fredericton, N .B. Roberts, Anthony F., R.R. #2, Wellandport, Ontario Roberts, Dr. Norman H., 1013 N .E. 40th Street. Seattle, Washington 98105 Robertson J. K ., P.O. Box l'vBrantford, Ontario Robertson, K. M., Bo• 904, ictoria, B.C. Robinson, Arthur G. 1606-34th Avenue S.W., Calgary, Alta. Robinson, John Arthur, P .O. Box 1187, Stuart, Florida Rockett Wilmer C., 2030 Overlook Ave .. Willow Grove, Pa. Rodriguez S., Abelardo. Paseo de Ia Reforma 163.5, Mexico 10, D.P. Mexico Rogers, J . V., 22 Ritchie Ave., Trail, B.C. Rohloff, Paul C., 1205 North Marion , Oak Parle, Illinois Rorke, Willard, 10020 lOlA Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta Rosenblat Daniel G .. 210 Monte Diablo Avenue,.San M ateo, Calif. Rosenblatt, Philip, 471 West End Avenue, New rork, N.Y. 10024 Rosenthal, Harry W .. 21S-3rd Street, Bismarck, N.D. Rosenthal , Max, 429 Craven Road, Toronto 8, Ont. Ross, George A .. 590 Hlghbury Ave., London, Ont. Ross, John A., 2 St. Charles Road, Beaconsfield, Que. Ross, Leroy L., 1SSO Depew Streetj Denver, Colorado 80214 Rothermll, L. E .• 2315 Forbes St., acksonville 4. Fla . Roy, Peter Edmond, 243 Place Viger, Ste. Foy, Quebec 10, Que Rublslak, Henry M., 41 Sprenger Ave ., Buffalo II , N.Y. Rumbnll , Dr. N. H., 997 Gerrard Street E .. Toronto 8, Ont. Rushton, Eric, Box 68S, l'ort Elgin Ontario Russell, William H .. 7 Vinton St., Melrose 76, Mass .

s 642 Sadler, A., 417 St. Joseph Blvd. W. , Apt. IS, Montreal, Que.

1006 St. Laurent, J. C., Box 62, Clinton, B.C. 926 Sanderson. C. W .. Birnieknowcs. Cockburnspath, Berwickshire, Scotland.

1430 Sattinger. Richard H ., Ill South 3rd Street, Brooklyn 11, N.Y. II 0$ Sault. Earl S .. Ormstown, Que. 1910 Saunders. Jack E ., 130 Buck St., Collingwood. Ont . IOS8 Scales, N. W .. 1922 W . M ichigan St .. Evansville 12, Ind . 1439 Scarlet, Leo, I 16 Nassau St. , N .Y.C. 38. 1405 Scheid, Wfllfam T., 1756 Orchard Ave., Trenton 10, N.J. 1893 Schenk, John A., 4037 Ella Avenue, Great Falls, Montana 59401 1661 Schnier, George A., 142' E. Herring Ave., West Covina, Calif. 837 Schreiber, Anne, 2 Hopeton St .. Galt, Ont.

1278 Schuberth, Charles W., 45 Niles St .. Hartford 5, Conn . .501 Schuman, Clifford R., 40 West 77th Street, New York, New York

1779 Scisco, Lubert H., 3226 Santa Anita. Altadena. Calif . 96S Scott, Bernard, 6151 Pepperell St .. Halifax, N.S.

2129 Scott, Dr. P. A., 3'4 Codrington Street. Barrie, Ontario 1894 Sefton, Daniel, Whitehall No. 916, 4977 Battery Lane, Bethesda, Maryland 1719 Seidel, Raymond E., MD .. 1801 Porter St., Philadelphia 4S. Pa . U94 Seifert, William A. Jr .. 4 Russell Road. West Albany 5. N .Y. 1961 Shantz, Stanley, 763 Green Lane. London, Ontario

395 Sharpe, Lloyd W., 47 Grant Blvd., Untversity Gardens, Dundas, Ont. 1491 Shave, Alec A., 6466 Stirling, Detroit 2, Mich. 299 Shaw, T . P. Gladstone, 1427 George St., Shawinigan Palls, Que.

1916 Shellhamer, Robert H ., 2364 Crestview Road, Pittsburgh 16, Pa. 2130 Shelson, Norman, 72 Castlewood Road, Toronto 12, Ontario 1397 Shllleto, Jack, P .O. Box 934, Bellingham 9. Wash. 1917 Shireman, Ernest R .. 12S W. Sherwood Terrace, F t. Wayne, Ind . 2092 Short, Clarence J. R.R. # 3, Waterloo, Ontario 1983 Shortreed, John W. K ., 7309 Saskatchewan Drive, Edmonton, Alberta 1331 Showers, J. Grant, Box 63S, Dunnville, Ontario 1228 Silverman, I. Irvin~. lOS W. Adams St., Chicago 3, Ill. Ll7 SissoM, J. N., S9 Wellington Street W., Toronto 1, Ont.

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59 2093 1680 1963 1207 2160 838

1512 1533 2058

927 1824 1810 1412 2094 2095 1939

.589 1440 12.5

1940 664

1..397 1704 1617 466 398

1941 701

1851 1670 1595 981 138

2054 1740 1492 1143 839 514

1841 877

2010 2109

639 920

1087 1478 1185 1406

97 801

1208 2032 2134 1836 1773 1305 1926 1059 2096 2161 1889 1260 689

Siverts, John S., Box 42.5, Wilmington, Delaware Skinner, E. J., 7557 Jalmia Way. Los Angeles. Calif. 90046 Slate, Rev. Willlam, St. Ann's Church, 7047 So. Park Ave. , Tacoma 4, Wash. Slater N. H., 59 Lake Promenade, Toronto 14 Ontario Slimmon, Donald Hood, 1020 Grosvenor Ave., Winnipeg, Man. Smalley. George F., 298 John Street, Gananoque, Ontario Smith, A. Daniel, 14 Maple Avenue, South Sudbury 51, Massachusetts Smith, Aubrey F., .5690 Woodill Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia Smith, Ernest F .. Schiewick, P .O. Box 126, Hudson Heights, Que. Smith, Frank, 96 Humbercrest Blvd., Toronto 9, Ontario Smith, H. M., 20 King St. W., Toronto 1, Ontario Smith, J . Floyd Jr., I 113 State, Erie, Penna. Smith, James U. Jr., 3340 Lexington Road, Louisville 6, Ky. Smith, Joseph R., 140 Tulketh Rd., Ashton, Preston, Lanes, England Smith, Marcus Wllliam, ISO Seaview Place, Lions Bay, West Vancouver, B.C. Smith, Morry, 32 Codsell Avenue, Downsview, Ontario Smith, Robert Carleton, 10231 N.E. Tillamook St., Apt. 103, Portland 20, Oregon Smith, Trafton C .• 2756 Mortenson Blvd., Berkley, Mich . Smythies, E. A., House Castle Morris, Tralee, Ireland. Solomon, R. S., Ph.D. , 1161 Latchwood Drive, Dayton, Ohio Soltz, Sidney A., 8.500 S.W. 35th Terrace, Miami .55, Florida Southey, Charles F., Young, Sask. Southworth_. Robert R., 241 No. Eighth St. Colton California 92324 Sparks, R. Leslie, 4.58 S. Spring Ste. 1009, Los Angeles 13, Calif. Sparrow, William G., 64 Lynngrove Ave., Toronto 18. Ont. Sparrow. W. H., 125 Lytton Blvd., Toronto 12, Ontario Speirs, Rupert M. , 1477 Bayview Ave., Apt. G26, Toronto 17, Ont. Spieler, T . D ., 31 Oakville Avenue, Ottawa 3, Ontario Spier Jack, 1817 St. Catherine Street W., Montreal 2.5, Que. Spiers, E. J., 14 Stonegate Road, Toronto 18, Ont. Spooner, Mrs. Lena, 3.5 Winnifred St., North, Smiths Falls, Ontario Sprague, Gordon. 138 Vauj!han Street, Portland, Maine Stack, Lorna, " Westbay", Mount Ave., Hutton, Brentwood, Essex, England . Stagg. A. C., 622 Orchard Ave., Lexington, Ky. Standen, Robert 1., 328 Capri Avenue N.W., Calgary, Alberta Stanley, DeW. M., P.O. Box 41, St. George's Grenada, West Indies. Stanway, G. Edward, 494 Oak St., Wadsworth, Ohio. Starr. Dr. F . A. E., Hyde Park Sideroad, R.R. #3, London, Ontario Statkus, John A., RD #2-Ensign Road, Burton, Ohio Steele, Donald M., 430 Vernon Road, Jenkintown, Pa. Steer, Malcolm D., 86 Hawthorne Place, Montclair, N.J. Steiner, Robert N., P .O. Box 219, Ancaster, Ont. Steinhart, Allan L., 3886 Bathurst Street, Apt. 203, Downsview, Ontario Steinmetz, William H., 150 Santa Ana Avenue, Santa Barbal'a, California 9310S Stephens, W. V., 1813 Evergreen, Modesto, Calif. Stephenson, Robert W., 344 East Granet, Hazel Park, Mich. Stewart, Alexander W., 3211-2.5th Street S.W., Calgary, Alta. Stewart, J ohn J ., Apt. 420, Clifton Manor, II Elm Ave., Toronto, Ont. Stewart Willard P.O. Box 130, Teaneck, N.J. Stillwell, H ., 1 Mitchell Place, Cranford, N.J. Stitt, William Britton, 1185 Park Ave., N.Y.C. 28. Stockton, James E., 1003 Cherry Lane, Riverton, New Jersey Stokely, N. F. Del Rio, Tenn. Stolze, Karl H .. 372 Kingsdale Avenue, Oshawa, Ontario Stone, Robert L. 93Sl-83 Street Edmonton Alberta Stonehouse, Lloyd Everett, 25 Clarence St., Amhurst, N .S. Stonier, Peter F., M.D., 613 Gary Lane.._ Norristown, Pa. 19401 Stott, Thomas A .. 499 Highcroft Ave., uttawa 3, Ont. Strachan, W. J ., P.O. Box I , Fort William, Ont. Strathy, Colin M. A., 44 Rosedale Road, Toronto S. Ont. Stuart, Dr. Christopher Jr., Plain Dealing Farm, Box 95, Boyce, Clarke Co., Va. Sutherland , H ., ISS Forest Hill Road, Toronto 7, Ontario Swartz, Melville J., 406 Bower Blvd., Winnipeg 9, Manitoba Swenson, Einer C., R.R. No. 4 Princeton, Ill. Swift, Wm. A., 432 Main St., Penticton, B.C.

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1417 Tardif, Guy, MD., 5.5 Emmerson St., Edmunston, N.B. 2037 Tauber, S. , 708 East Tremont Avenue, Bronx, New York 10457 2002 Taylor, Clarence L., Box .526, Regina, Saskatchewan 1984 Taylor, Dr. Ian W., 769 South Milwaukee Avenue, Wheeling, Illinois 215 Taylor, Dr. Ross B., 76 Hemlock Street, Timmins, Ontario 613 Tedford, Fred C., 126 Turner Ave., Cranston 10, R.I. 628 Templeton, R. L., 46 Bonaventure Ave., St. John's, Nfld.

1249 Tharp, Mrs. Clarence A., 6741 San Diego Drive, Buena Park. California 90620 1426 Thayer, Harvey, Yorkshire Road, Dover, Mass. 1280 Tbeewoissen, Rene, 42 Rue du Moulin, Nossegem, BT, Belgium. 1441 Thomas, Alfred R. , 31 Linnaean St., Cambridge 38, Mass. 2038 Thomason, Hugh M., 1353 State Street, Bowling Green, Kentucky 42101

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1629 Thompson, G. Homer. 297 Maine Street N., Brampton, Ont. 1270 Thomson, Robert T., 52 Summitcrest Ave., Weston, Ont. 1927 Thran, Dick H., R.R. 2, Courtenay, B.C. 2097 Thurston, Kenneth M .. 3400 Bayview Avenue, Wlllowdale, Ontario 2019 Thwaites, Robert S., Rt. 2, Box 229, Washougal, Washington 98671 702 Tiede, R. W., 6018 Brookside Drive, Cleveland 9, Ohio.

1060 Tincknell, Douglas E .. 242 Superior Ave. , Calgary, Alta. 11 74 Tinker, Richa rd L., Huntingdon, Que. 1911 Tizard, Eric P., 4 Vienna St., Halifax, N.S. 1061 Todd, Horace D., 2807 G lenwood Lane, Billings, Mont. 1135 Todd, Norman, 74 Linden Rd ., Bognor Regis, Sussex, England. 574 Tomlinson, Leslie G., Betley, Nr. Creive, Cheshire, England.

2162 Toms. Margaret, 321 Crawrord Street, Orillia, Ontario 949 Topping, William E., 7430 Angus Drive, Vancouver 14, B.C.

1026 Totten. Mrs. Eleanor A., 4600 Bruce A\•e., Minneapolis 24, Minn. 257 Trace, Elmer C., IS24·12th Avenue, Seattle 22, Wash.

1450 Traquair, Robert S., 3323 Canberra P lace, Calgary, Alberta 1830 Trelt, Rev. Elroy M . .l. 3022 E ast 49th Street, Vancouver, B.C. 1 HI I Trudeau. Roger, 82 ~t. Denis Street, St. Lambert, Que. 1857 Tuck, Joseph B., Morrisville, Mo. tS36 Tunna, Norman C .. 65 11 Laurentian Way, Calgary, Alta. 757 Tupper, Oarn H., 8740 Selkirk, # 207, Vancouver 14, B.C.

ISSO Turner, Edward Charles, IU~. No.3, Salmon Arm, B.C. 96 Turner, George T., 408 "A" Street S.E., Washington 3, D.C.

1565 Tuttle, George M., 565 Main St., Young•town, N.Y. 842 Tutton, William E .. 110 Ozmun Place, l:haca, N .Y.

u 1250 Umbreit, Geo. M., No. S Larchwood Court, Newton, Iowa.

v 1062 Van Ness, Waldo Darwin, 248 Gerry Road, Chesrnut Hill 67, Mass. 648 vanOudenol, Dirk, Ste. 68-2017 Ulster Road, Calaary, Alberta

2020 VanWhy, Chester H., R .D . #1 , Box 207, E. Stroudsburg, Pa. 1985 Vaughn, Gordon D., RCAP Station, Chatham, New Brunswick 659 Vlenno-Michaud, Laurier P., New Boston, N. H. 357 Vincent, V. H., 1023A No. Sixth Street, St. Louis I, Mo.

1964 Vlnsel, Thomas, 967-461 Jenkins Blvd., Akron 6, Ohio 274 Vlzzard, Kenneth C., Whea tley, Ont.

1007 Von Klippstein. Ray V., 1636 Hillcrest Ave., Orlando, Fla. 2021 Vooys, Daniel W., P.O. Box 187, Canajoharie, N.Y. 13317

13 1397 602 243

1791 521

1725 950

1288 2034 1706 620 735

1975 1933 ISIJ 1027 1186 1820 L490 1210 1598 1039 308

1643 2003

w Wadden, Michael F., 400 West 54th Street, N.Y.C. 19. Wadsworth, Edward 0 ., 70 High St., Eastport, Me. Waite, C. Frank, 304 P ine Ridge, Ann Arbor, Mich. Walburn. H. G .. Box 35, Okana11an Centre. B.C. Walck, Edna, M.D .. 4 Lonameadow Road, Dover, N .H. Waldie, Gordon, 65 Cresctnt Hoad, Toronto S, Ontario Walker, C. T ., 14~50 Ravine Drive, Edmonton, Alta . Wallace, J . M., 6043 Collingwood Place, Vancouver 13, B.C. Walter, Edward A. E., IS Harmon Ave., St. James, Winnipeg 12, Man. Walter, Merrill M. 40 Oxrord Avenue, Brockville. Ontario Wannerton, John ' 1Caertaff'', Pearson Ave., Kenilworth, Cape Town, South Arrlca Ward, Albert H ., 120 Lewis St., Ottawa, Ont. Ward, Murray J ., 10732-131A Avenue Edmonton, Alta. Ward, Raymond W., 4048 Third Avenue, San Diego 3, Caliromia Warlick, Robert B., Box 412E, Rt. #61 Raleigh, N .C. 27609. Warner, Donald R., 219 Hillcrest Blva., Millbrae, Calif. Watrous, J ohn H., 6 Boxwood Court, Trenton 8, N.J. Watson, H. J. Michael, 44 Auchmar Road, Hamilton, Ont. Waugh, C. T ., 1030·4th Avenue W., Owen Sound, Ont. Webb, Honer, RD. No. I, Lewisburg, P . Wtbb, J im F., 22 Mackay Drive, Thornhill, Ontario Webb, Lt. Col. R . H., 14343 Sunset Drive, White Rock. B.C. Webb, Ronald F., P.O. Box 29, Rockdale, N .S.W. , Australia Wc~p. George S., 28 K ilbarry Road, Toronto 7. Ont . Weill, Robert K., 484 Avenue Road, Apt 607, Toronto 7, Ontario Weinbers, Edward, 278·23rd Avenue, San Francisco 21, Calli .

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$38 2045 2121 1943 1456 1442 1707

22 1928 2035

844 717 192 61

2163 1684 1685 1599 1040 1877 L935 568 995

1858 1418 2062 1460 1072 1686 2110

196 1484 1825 703

1338 1859 1992 1866 1918 2063 1987 1763 1764 221

1993 1381 1531 1837 2055

359 1319 519

1495 1912 1363

Wellburn, Gerald, E., Deerholme, R.R. 3, L.luncan, British Columbia Welsh, Donald R. J., M.D .. 41 Sandringham Drive, Toronto 12, Ontario Wentz, C. F. Rupert, 308 Porlar Crescent, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Wenzelbeger, Charles F., 255 Waltham Street, Lexington 73, Massachusetts. Werfel, Alfred, 300 West 23rd Street, N.Y.C. II. Westhaver, Clarence A .. 7 Spafford Road, Milton 86, Mass. Weston, Douglas R., 355S Atwater Ave., Apt. 309, Montreal 25, Quebec Westren, J. Harvey, 33 Glenrose Ave., Toronto 7, Ont. Whitby, Lawrence A., 112 Mary St., Barrie, Ont. White, Ernest Vf_.1 332 North Main Street, Spring Valley, New York White, Marcus w ., IS Sherburne Ave., Worcester 6, Mass. White, Thomas D. L., 12620·99th Avenue, Cedar Hills, No. Surrey, B.C. Whitehead, Dr. Alfred, 52 Havelock St., Amherst, N.S. Whiling, Edward J., 25 Kings Circle, Malvern, Pa. Whittredge, Arthur B., P.O. Box 125, Marcy, New York Whitworth, Geoffrey, Westfield, Greetland, Halifax, Yorkshire, England. Wingham, Alan C., 660 Pine Street, Apt. 10, Pacific Grove, California Wightman, G. Frankl!n, Smith's Cove, N.S. Wilding, Harold W. S., 135 Traill Ave., Winnipeg 12, Man. Wilk, Charles, P.O. Box 5546, Cleveland I, Ohio. Wilkinson, Allan A., k\ID., The Cottage Hospit&l, Old Perlican, Nftd. Wlllan, Dr. Richard, Oak House, Shaw, Lancashire, England. Wlllcock, W. M. C., 5020 MacDonald Ave., Apt. 411, Montreal 29, Quebec. Wllliams, Arthur L., 1612 Madison Ave., Utica 3, N.Y. Williams, Harry F., IS2S Chestnut Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia Williams, John G., 270 South Buckhout Street, Irvb»,lton, New York WiJiiams, Ronald B., 1353 Moffat Ave., Verdun 19, Que. Williamson, Sir George A., 6 Union Row, Aberdeen, Scotland. Wills, Martin L., 107 Park Road, Toronto S. Ont. Willson WilHam A., Q.C., 406 Canada Building, Windsor, Ontario Wllsdon, John F., 19 West Royal Forest Blvd., Columbus 14, Ohio Wilsdon, John R., 19 West Royal Forest Blvd., Columbus 14, Ohio Wilson, Gavin Laurie, The Tower, Wormit, Newport-on-Tay, Fife, Scotland. Wilson, J. A., Box 40, Bass River, N.S. Wilson, Leonard F. 7601 Saskatchewan Drive Edmonton, Alta. Wilson-Light E. , Wildrose Farm, Peers, Alta. Wilson, Richard S., 144 East 84th Street, Apt. SF, New York 28, New York Winder, John W., 122 Grant Blvd., Dundas, Ont. Winfield, J., 519 Dawson Ave., Mount Royal 16, Que. Winter, L. A. Guy, 500 King Street, Whitby. Ontario Withsosky, Robert, Box 134, Dresher, Pennsylvania Wolff, Alan W ., P.O. Box liS, Fair Oaks, Calif. Wood, Albert T., 3620 Ventura Circle, Brookfield, Wise. Wood, Stanley A., 25 Ronaki Road, Mission Bay. Auckland E. I, New Zealand. Woodall, Robert G., Forest Cottage, Holtwood, Wimbome, Dorset, England Woodman, M. M., Box 83, Dixvllle, Quebec. Woods, James Edward, 2 Hengrave Road, Honor Oak Park, London S.E. 23, England Woods, Walter H., 4000 Yonge Street, Apt. 332, Toronto 12, Ontario Woodward, Ted, Box 3062, San Bernardino California 92404 Woolley, R . J ., lS20 Bathurst St. , Apt. 405, Toronto 10, Ont. Wortman, Edgar C. Jr., 2212 Upas St. , San Diego 4, Cal. Worwood, W., 1462·23rd Street, Charny, Quebec Wright, G. B. 2323 Lakeshore Blvd. W., Toronto 14, Ontario Wright, Victor W., MD., 308 Savoy Plaza Apts., Edmonton, Alta. Wulff, Robert, 232 East 8th Avenue New Westminster, B.C.

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1568 Yaffe, Irvin, 3805 Glen Gyle Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21215 t066 Yeaton, Vinton R., 219 Washington St., Dover, N. H. 785 Young, Donald, A., 214 Briar Hill Ave. Toronto, Ontario 846 Young, James M., c;o Hamilton Cotton Co. Ltd., Hamilton, Ont.

ISS? Young, Miss Joan E., P.O. Box 40, Sydney, N.S. 2059 Young, John E., 138 St. Leonard's Avenue, Toronto 12, Ontario. !S23 Young, John H. M ., 503 John St., Dean Grove, Thomblll, Ontario 1932 Young, Dr. William S., 30 Hillside Drive, Geneva, N.Y.

z 1212 Zahm, Anton H .. 13Sl Westmoreland Ave., Syracuse 10. N.Y. 2135 Zap, David J., 5706 McMurray, Cote St. Luc, Montreal29, Quebec 1793 Zinkann, Russell W. MD., 737 King Street W., Kitcbr.ner, Ont. 1176 Zuckerman, Bert M., Cranberry Sta., Mass. Ag. Exp. Sta., E. Wareham, Mass.

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Sale3 :!Jepartment

RULES AND REGULATIONS

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. The President of the Society shall appoint a Member to serve as Sales Manager who shall be responsible to the Board of Governors. The President of the Society shall appoint a Com­mittee to serve as a Board of Examiners to ex­amine any and all stamps or books of stamps submitted to It by the Sales Manager and to order removed any such stamps or other material en­tered which, in its opinion, is of a questionable character, without any responsibility or liability therefore to the owner or anyone else.

3. The Sales Manager shall keep accounts and records of all transactions of the Department In books or the Society so provided by it. He shall at specific times, provide the Board of Governors with reports of the affairs or the Department, In­cluding a full balance sheet of all bookkeeping entries and shall similarly cause such reports to be published In BNA TOPICS.

4. Members entering material for sale through the Department shall mount their material In such books as shall be prescribed by the Board of Governors, Books shall be obtained from the Sales Manager upon request and at such price as shall be determined by the Board of Gover­nors. No other books or forms except the pre­scribed ones shall be used. The Department re­serves the right to limit the dollar value of ma­terial entered in any one book and may reject any material which It feels will not be well re­ceived, except that such restriction shall be the joint action and decision of the Sales Manager and the Board of Examiners, without any responsi­bility or liability therefore to the owner or anyone else.

S. 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 lia-

bility or responsibility 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. In Instance of gross or deliberate abuse or violation of this Regulation, or where it may be deemed requisite or equitable, the Sales Manager may, at his dis­cretion, impose reasonable additional charges, or deny the services and privileges of the Department. or both. Such gross and deliberate abuse or viola­tion may be considered as "Conduct unbecoming a Member."

6. 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 <..!aims for Joss or damage to material shall be paid. The Board of Governors shall have final jurisdiction in the payment and settlement of claims.

7. 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 aU costs of conducting 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.

8. 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 forwarded by him by Registered Mail Insured for Five Dollars ($5.00). Strict observance and com­pliance with this Rule shall be enforced by the Sales Manager and any violation shall be subject to a penalty and charge of 2S cents per book In the Circuit for each day delayed in forwarding Circuits. The Joss of any material not so for­warded by Registered Mail shall be entirely the responsibility and liability of the remitter.

9. The Member, upon receiving a Circuit, shall verify the number of books in the circuit, as evi­denced on the Route Sheet, and that all spaces on each page of each book contain a stamp or other item, or a proper Indication that the stamp or item of the space has been sold or Is accounted for. 10. 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.

SAlES MANAGER: JAMES C. lEHR, 2818 CHESHIRE RD., DEVON, WilMINGTON 3, DEL.

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a(ibrarg LIBRARIAN: EDGAR C. BLACK, 1726 WESTERN PKWY., VANCOUVER 8, B.C.

EXTRACT FROM THE RULES OF THE LIBRARY

I. This Department shall be maintained and shall function entirely for, and in the Interests or, the membership or the British North America Philatelic Society. Any member or the Society in good standing 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 retain such borrowed material for more than thirty (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 .he 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 Library in such amounts as shall be deter­mined and established by the Librarian.

4. There shall be a charge of twenty-five (25) cents per week or part thereof for each Item bor­rowed from the Library and held In excess of thirty (30) days. A rentlll o r twenty.flve (2~) cents or more per week may be charged for any special or rare book when so determined by the Librarian.

NOTE: It would be appreciated by the Librar­ian If members would Include return postage when requesting books, as much of the Library's budget Is used up by rnalllna costs.

LIST OF BOOKS, PAMPHLETS AND CERTAr,ll EXTRACTS FROM HANDBOOKS, JOURNALS,

ETC., IN B.N.A.P.S. LIBRARY, OCTOBER l, 1965

CANADA, PHILATELIC

Argenti, Nicholas, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. 1962. 223 p. lllustrated.

Arnold, C. P. The booklets of Canada. 19~~. 8 p . Arnold, C. P . The stamped envelopes of Canada.

1963. 8 p. Arnold, Charles P. The post cards of Canada. A

philatelic catalogue of the regularly Issued post cards of Canada 1871-1964. 1965. 13 p .

Banner, H. L. Notes on the Katherine Stinson Calgary to Edmonton Flight. 191 8. 1964. 3 p.

Banner, H. L . Notes on the Yukon Airways and l:lxplorution Co. Ltd ., t962. 18 p. plus map. Illustrated.

Barlow, Ken. An introduction to Canadian rna­chine cancellations. 2nd. ed. (rev.) 1960. 26 p. Illustrated.

Barlow, Ken. An introduction to Canadian machine cancellations. Third revision. 1963. Various pag­lna. IJJustrated.

Begin, C. N. Wholesale Canadian list of high grade used postage s tamps. 1951. Unpaged. Illustrated.

Blleski. K . The Canada Basic Catalogue Priced Check List Section. 2nd Edition. 1962. 124 p. Illustrated.

Bllcskl , K . The foursquare plate block catalogue. 1st ed. 19~4. 24 p. Illustrated.

Boggs, Winthrop S. The postage s tami>S and postal history of Canada. Volume I. 1946. 761 p. Illustrated.

Boggs, Winthrop S. The postage stamps and postal history of Canada. Volume II. 194~.

Boggs. Winthrop S. The postage stamps and postal history of Newfoundland . 1942. 186 p. Illustrated.

Boggs, Winthrop. Ten decades ago - 1840·1850. 1949. tOO p. Illustrated.

Bond, Nelson. The postal stationery of Canada. 1st ed. t953. 132 p. Illustrated.

Bond, Nelson S. A catalogue of the federal rev­enue stamps of Canada. 1953. 74 p.

Bond, R. A. The Canadian Silver Jubilees. 16 p. Illustrated.

Bond , R. A. The retail cigar, cigarette and to­bacco stamps of Canada. 22 p. Illustrated.

British North America Philatelic Society Perfin Study Group. Canadian stamps with perforated Initials. 1st ed. 19SS. 32 p. Illust rated.

British North American Philatelic Society Perfin Study Group. Canadian stamps with perfora­ted initials. 2nd ed. 1961. 32 p . Illustrated.

Bnmel, George. Les timbres de I'Jie du Prince Edouard. 1917. 8 p, Illustrated.

Burke, Kenneth W, Standard Canadian revenue catalog. 1943. 41 p. Illustrated.

Burke, Kenneth W. Standard Canadian Revenue Cata logue. 1945. S2 p. Jllustrated.

Burns, Al. (assisted by C. C. Sonne) Standard precancel stamp catalog-canadian section. 1927. 18 p. lllustrated.

Butler, E. A. Rev. e. A. Buller's cataiOI!UC or Newfound land stamps for 1928. 13 p. Illustrated.

Calder, J. A. Some phases of the Canada '59 Issue reprinted from the London Ph llal~llst. 1939. S3 p. Illustrated.

Campbell, F rank W. Canada Post Office-1755· 189~. 187 p. Illustrated.

Campbell , Frank W. Canada postal history. 1958. 165 p. Illustrated.

Campbe ll, Frank W. Canada postmarks to 1875. 80 p. Illustrated.

Campbell, Frank W. Post offices 1876 to 1907 in Alberta, Asslnlbola , Saskatchewan. 1962. 20 p.

Campbell, Frank W. Word Canadian Association for

Canadian international 19.51. 176 p. Illustrated.

ends. 28 p. Illustrated. Philatelic Exhibitions. philatelic exhibition.

Canadian Philatelic Association Year Oook. 1922. 8 p.

(Third) Canadian Phila telic Exhibition. 1925. 106 p. lllustrated.

Canadian Philatelic Society Year Book. 1925. 32 p . Canadian Philatelic Society Year Book. 1928 52 p .

Illustrated. (The) Canadian Philatelic Yearbook. 1925. 64 p.

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Dalwlck, R . E. R. Prince Edward Island. 33 p. Illustrated.

Dalwick, R. E. R. and C. H. C. H armer. New· foundland air mails 1919· 1939. 1953. 180 p. Illustrated.

Davenport, L . A. Catalogue of the revenue stamps of British North America. 1st ed. 1932. 48 p.

Davenport, L. A. Complete file of Davenport's O.N .A. catalogues to date. 1965.

Day, K. M. and E A. Smythies. Canadian ranev cancellations of .ne nineteenth century. 1962. 122 p.

Deacon, I. J . R. Maps •howing first air ma il Oights of Canada. 1965.

Deaville, Alfred Stanley. The colonial postal systems and postage stamps of Vancouver Island and British Columbia- 1849-1871. 1928. 210 p.

de Meaultsnrt, Corblsier. Cnnada • Essai sur que­lques obliterations et marques postales. 1947. 16 p. Illustrated.

Drew..Smith, G. The Canadian specialists' digest and check list. No. 3, Booklet Panes. 1961. 24 p.

P IPE X catalogue. Fifth International Philatelic ExhibiUon. 1956. 176 p. Illustrated.

Goodchild, Edward E. The postage stamps of Canada. 12 p. lllustrated.

Hnmillon, Patrick. Canadian Stamps. 120 p. Illustrated .

Heerdt-Kolff, M. J. van. Canada op postz.egels. 1947. 48 p. Illustrated.

~lolmes, L. S. Catalog of Canada and British North America. 1937. 70 p. Jllustrated.

llolmes, L. S. Holmes H andbook of Canada and British North America. 2nd ed. 1945. 246 p. 111ustrated.

Holmes, L. S. and Assoclales. Specialized phlla­telic cata logue of Canada and British North America. 9th ed. 1960. 111ustrated.

Holmes, L. S. Holmes' Specialized Philatelic Cntalogue or Canada and British North America. 1963. 410 p. Illustrated.

Nowes, Clirton A. Canada its postage stamps and postal stalioncry. 1916. 287 p. Illustrated.

Jacobi, Herman Jr. Canada Silver Jubilee plate block catalog. 4 p. unpaged. Illustrated.

Jarrett, Fred. B.N.A. Book. Stamps of British North America. I926. 261 p. Illustrated.

Jarrett, Fred. J arrett's Canada. 4th Edition. 1934. 64 p. 111ustrated.

Jarrett, Fred. Postage stamps of Canada. 1923 103 p. Illustrated.

Jarrett, Fred. Stamps of British North America. Standard British North America catalogue. 1929. 610 p. lllustrated.

Jephcott, C. M., V. G. Greene and John H. M. Young. The postal history of Nova Scolla and New Brunswick 1754-1867. 1964. 393 p. lllus­trated.

Kelson, Aubrey. Dinky daymus varieties. Ph ilntetle Aaws and oddities featurlna Canada. 1952. SS p. Illustrated.

Lowe, George A. Lowe's standard catalogue of the stamps of British North America with notes. 1925. p. 108 and p. 116. Illustrated .

Lowe, Robert G. The standard catalogue of the stnmps o r British North America. 1960. 46 p. Illustrated.

McCready, A. L. (ed.) Canadian Hag cancellaUons. 31 p. JUustrated.

McCready, A. L. Canadian Philatelic Literature. 1951. 39 p. Illustrated.

Marks Stamp Company, Limited. British North America. 1931. 44 p. Illustrated.

Marks Stamp Company, Limited. Canada revenue catalog federal issues. Undated. 12 p. Illustrated.

Marler, George C. Canada. Notes on the 1911-1926 Issue. 1949 7S p. Illustrated.

Melvin, George H. The post o ffices of British Columbia . Sth ed. 1962. 4S p.

Morgan, Ian C. The specializ.ed co tnlop;ue of Cana· dian airmails. 1st ed. 1931. 64 p. Illustrated.

Morgan, Ian C. The specialized catalogue of Cana· dian ainnail stamps. 1934-1935 ed. 28 p. lllus­trat:d .

North American Philatelic Year Book (compiled by William Butler). Canadian Preeancelled stamp catalogue. 1927. IS6 p. Illustrated.

Oughtred, E. W. and S. N. Mclean's standard catalogue or the revenue stamps of Canada. 1921. 16 p,

Oughlred, E . W. and S. N. Standard catalogue of the revenue stamps of Canada. IS p.

Patton. w. R. Price list of Canadian first flights, special nights and the semi-otncial stamps of the various air mail companies. Undated. 20 p.

(The) Pbilatelic Society, London. The postage stamps, envelopes, wrappers and post cards of the North American Colonies of Great Brital.n. 1889. 67 p. Illustrated.

Pocket standard catalogue or the revenue stamps of Canada. 1899. p. 24.

Poole, Bertram W. H. The postage stamps of British Columbia and Vancouver Island . (Booklet No. 31) 14 p. Illustra ted.

Poole, Bertram W. H. The postage stamps of Canada. (Handbook No. 20) 79 p. Illustrated.

Poole, Bertram \V. H. Postage stamps of New Brunswick. (Booklet No. 28) 16 p. Illustrated.

Poole, Bertram W. H . The postage stamps of Nova Scotia. (Booklet No. 34) 20 p. 111ustrated.

Poole, Bertram W. H. The postage stamps of Prince Edward Island. (Booklet No. 27). 16 p. Illustrated.

Poole, Bertram W. H. and Harry E. Huber. Postage stamps of Newfoundland . (Booklet No. 37) 6' p. Illustrated.

Reiche, Hans. Canada-Constant pla te varieties -with addenda Billig's specialized catalogues. Vol. 7. 1954. 48 p. Illustrated.

Reiche, Hans. Canada's major and minor varieties from 1897 up. 1951. 16 p.

Reiche, Hans, Chairman. The War Study Group. Canada-The war tax stamps. Billig's specialized cnlalogues. Vol. 9, 1959. 36 p. Illustrated.

Reiche, Hans. Constant plate varieties of the Canada small queen. Handbook No. 4 The Brit­ish North American PbllateUc Society. 1961. 24 p. 111ustrated.

Richardson, Ed. Canndian & B.N.A. revenue yearbook. 1962. 19 p. Illustrated.

Shaw, T.P.G. Cata logue of Canadian railroad cancellations. 1944. with addenda complete to June 1951. 53 p.

Shaw, T. P. G. The handbook or Canadian trans­portation postmarks. 1963. 197 p. Illustrated.

Shoemaker, L. D. The three-cent small queen Issue of Canada. 19S3. 12 p. plus 3 noc numbered.

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Sissons, J. N. Catalogue of the revenue stamps and telegraph and telephone franks of Canada and the provinces. 1st Edition. 1964. 36 p. Illustrated.

Smith, William. The history of the post office in British North America- 1639-1870. 1920. 356 p.

Smythles, E . A. Canadian duplex cancellations of the Victorian era 1860-1902. 1st ed. 1959. 27 p. plus 8 plates. Illustrated.

SmytbJes, E. A ., and A. F. Smith. Canadian registered letter stamps and cancellations, 1875-1902. 1964. 63 p. Illustrated.

Springer, Sherwood. Catalogue of various U.S.A. taxpaid revenues, B.N.A. fantasies, match and medicine facsimiles, etc. 1963. 28 p. Illustrated.

Springer, Sherwood. 1964-65 Catalogue of various U.S.A. taxpaid revenues, B.N .A. fantasies, match and medicine facsimiles, etc. 1964. Third edition. 40 p . Tllustrated.

Sprung, Wilfred M. Stamps of Canada. Six PeMy - 1851. 4 p.

Sprung, Wilfred M. Stamps of Canada - Twelve Penny, 1851. 4 p.

Sprung, Wilfred M. Three Penny Beaver-18~1. unpaged.

Thompson, Frank S. The Canadian Precancelled Postage Stamp Catalogue. 1st Edition. 1923. 20 p. Illustrated.

Tomlinson, Frederick. The Canadian map stamp of 1898. 1960. 47 p. Illustrated.

Tomlinson, Leslie G . and Nugent M. Clougher. Prince Edward Island. Special series No. 7 1959. 27 p. Illustrated.

VIncent, A. H . Catalogue of the postage stamps of Ca.nada and Britlsh North America. 2nd ed. 1936. 39 p. 3rd ed. 1937. 44 p. 5th ed. 1939. 62 p. 6th ed. 1940. 66 p. 10th ed. 1945. 51 p. All illustrated.

Walburn, H. G., Editor. Hoover Brothers' Official Catalogue of Canada Precancels. 4th Edition. 1947. 36 p. Jllustrated.

Walburn, H. G., Editor. The Noble Official Cata­logue of Canada Precancels. 5th Edition. 1954. 40 p. Illustrated.

Walburn, H . G . Official catalog of Canada precan­cels. 6th ed. 19S9. 48 p. Jllustrated.

Webb, R. H . Canadian Forces Mall Air Letters Check List revised to 31 December 1962. Un­paged. Undated.

White, Maj. K. Hamilton. The standard Canadian plate block catalogue. 2nd ed. 61 p. 3rd. ed. 63 p. 4th ed. (revised edited by F. E . Eaton) 63 p. AU illustrated.

Whitehead, Alfred. The squared circle postmarks of Canada. 1st ed. 19S4. 42 p. 2nd ed. 1959. 56 p. All illustrated.

Whitehead, Alfred . The squared circle postmarks of Canada. 1964. Third edition. 64 p. Illustrated.

Woodall, R. G . The postal history of the Yukon Territory. 1964. 20 p. Illustrated.

Wrigley, Roy, Canada O.H.M.S. Officials. 1962. Unpaged. JUustrated.

Wrigley, Roy. Checklist and catalogue of Cana­dian postage stamps perforated and overprinted OHMS and '0'. 1964. U npaged . Illustrated.

Wrigley, Roy. Wrigley's catalog (of) Canadian O.H.M.S. Official Postage Stamps. 1956. Unpaged.

Wrigley, Roy. Wrigley's checklist Canadian O.H.­M.S. official postage stamps. 19SS. 10 p. Jllustrated.

Young, Donald A. Canada through the looking­glass. 24 p. Jllustrated .

CANADIANA, ALMANACS, GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS, ETC.

Canada Government

1879 1881

Post Office Department Post Office Guides

1882 French Ed. 188S 1889 1907 Damaged 1918-1919 1928

Distribution Books Manitoba and Saskatchewan

Alberta, B. C. and Yukon

Post offices lis ts Schedule of mail trains and water services west of Port Arthu r

1931 1932 1934 1936-1937 1940-1941 1944-1945 1944 19S2-1953

(Part I) 1955

1939 1946 1941 19SO 1959

1951

1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931

Reports 1934 l93S 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1946 1947 1948

of Postmaster General 1949 Pts. 1 & 2 l9SO Pts. 1 & 2 1951 Pts. 1 & 2 19S2 Part 2 1952 List of P .O's 19S3 1953 List of P.O's with revenues 1954 1954 List of P.O's with revenues 1955 List of P.O's with revenues 1956 l9S6 List of P .O's with revenues 1951 List of P.O's with revenues

Almanach du peuple Beauchemin. 1946. 432 p. lllustrated.

Begg, Alexander. History of British Columbia. 1894. 568 p. Jllustrated.

Bonsor, N .R.P. North Atlantic Seaway. l9SS . 639 p. Jllustrated.

Canada. Miscellaneous statistics of Canada for the years 1870·71·72. By order of Parliament. 1874. 59 p.

Canada. Place-names of Manitoba. 1933. Geo­graphic Board of Canada.

Canada. Place-names of Prince Edward Island with meanings by R. Douglas. 192S. SSp.

Canadian almanac. Comer, Horace C. ed. 1930. p. 610 1936. 672 p.

Dominion Atlantic Railway. The land of Evange­line, Nova Scotia. 2nd ed. 193S. 67 p. lllustrated.

Ellis, Frank H. Canada's flying heritage. 19S4. 338 p. IUustrated.

Heating, Ernest. Heaton's Annual. 13th ed. 1917. Sl8 p. Lillie, A . Canada: physical, economic and social. 1855 294 p.

Lillie, A. Canada: physical , economic and social. 1855. 294 p.

Lovell's Gazetteer of British North America. Crossby, P. A. ed. 1874. 464 p. Table or routes - liS p. List of advertisers-44 p.

Lowe. John. The year book and almanac of Canada for 1871. 1871. 2SO p.

MacBeth, R. G. The Romance of the Canadian Pacific Railway. 1924. 263 p. Illustrated.

Merkel, Andrew. Schooner Bluenose. Photography by W. R . MacAskill. 1948. 70 p. IUustrated.

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Prowse, D. W. A history or Newfoundland. 1896. 634 p. Illustrated.

Smith, Wm. H . Smith's Canadian Gazeueer. 1846. 28~ p. Illustrated.

Woodworth, Marguerite. History or the dominion Atlantic railway. 1936. "9 p. Illustrated.

PHILATELIC, GENERAL

Aretz, Frank. Know your stamps. 1941. 100 p . Illustrated.

Bacon, E. D. Reprints of postal adhesive stamps. I 68 p . Illustrated.

Barfoot, S. D. and Werner Simon. The meter postage stamp catalogue. I 19 p. lllustrated.

Billig, Fritz. Price list of philatelic literature. 1963. 83 p.

Boggs, Winthrop S. Early American perforating machines and perforations. 18~7-1867. 19$4. lllustrated .

Cavagnol, Joseph .1 . Postmarked Alaska . 19~7. lOS p. Illustrated.

de Worms, Percy. Perkins Bacon records. 19$3. Vol, I. ~26 p . Vol. 2 p. 531-867. Both lllustrated .

Dorn. J . Pub!. The forged stamps of all countries. 240 p . Illustrated.

The Dworak specialized catalog of U.S. air mall covers. 1930. 288 p . Jllustrated.

Easton, John. The De La Rue history of British and foreign postage stamps-18~S to 1901. 19$8. 846 p . Illustrated.

Field. D. Field's priced catalogue of air mail stamps and airposts of the world. 1St ed . 1932. 338 p. Illustrated.

Fox, John A. The capture of Jefferson Davis. 1964. 40 p. Illustrated .

Gardner. J. H . A packet check list of perforation varieties of King George Vl postage stamps. 1949 22 p.

Gatchell . L. B. and Jan C. Morgan. The American air mail catalogue air letter sheets. 1949. S6 p. Illustrated.

Gibbons, Stanley. Priced catalogue or the envel­opes, post cards, and wrappers of the world. 1900. 12th ed. 317 p. Illustrated.

Heins, H . H. Numeral cancellations of the British Empire. 1957. 76 pages plus replacement and addendum to p . 82 published in 1958 by author.

International stam p dealers' directory. Tom Mor­gan. ed . 1964. Sixth edition . 192 p.

Johnson, Alden C. British colonial handbook. 1945. ~7 p. Illustrated.

Lowe, Robson. Handstruck postage stamps of the Empire. 1937-38. 1st ed. 246 p. 1938. 2nd ed .

310 p. 1940-41. 3rd ed. 326 p , All illustrated. Lowe, Robson. Masttrpieces of engraving on post­

age stamps. 1840-1940. 1943. 96 p. Illustrated. Rich, Stephen G . Philately of the Anglo-Boer war

- 1899-1902. 1943. 226 p. Illustrated. Schonfield , Josef. A selective biblioaraphy of

literature on revenue stamps. I 9~4. 34 p. Smith, A. D. 1917. The development of rates of

postage. 431 p. Staff, Frank. The Transatlantic Mail. 1st published

1956. 191 p. Illustrated. Turton. Alan. Air posts of the world. 192S. 1st

ed. 1$4 p. Illustrated. Wltitaker, Joseph. Whitaker's Almanack. 1909.

1047 p.

PARTIAL F ILE OF ARTICLES EXTRACTED FROM JOURNALS AND

SPECIALIST'S HANDBOOKS

(Extracts noted by an • asterisk)

Armstrong, James. Canadian co il stamps of 1935. 1938. 2 p.

Uacon, Edward D. Notes on the stamps of British Columbia and Vancouver Island . 1934. 5 p. Illustrated.

Barrac lough, Reg . Notes on the 1915-17 war tax issues. 1949. 7 p. lllustrated.

Barraclough Reg. Presentation booklets of Canada. 1949. s p.

Bentham. Lorne. File of articles on B.N.A. philately.

Berns tein, Edward J. The reciprocal cachets of U.S. and Canada. 1929. 14 p. Illustrated.

•Boggs, Winthrop S. Canada. More on Sc Entry on the 6c "Small Queen". 1960. 2 p .

•Boggs, Winthrop S. Canada. Official records on dies of pence and first decimal issues. 19St. 3 p. Illustrated .

•Boggs, Winthrop S. Canada. The Sc Entry on the 6c "Small Queen" Plate. 1959. 14 p. lllus­trated .

•Boggs, Winthrop S. Canada. Three heretofore un­known essays of 1891. 19St. I p. Illustrated .

Bo!!P.S, Winthrop S. Canada- 2c 1868. 1951 3 p . ll lu~troted.

•Boggs, Winthrop S. Canada. Unofficial Oblitera· tors of 1868-98. 1959. 4 p. Tllustrated.

•Boggs, Winthrop S. New Brunswick. The Sc "Connell", a copy previously unrecorded. I 9S4. 2 p . llustrated.

Bond. Nelson. The booklets and panes of Canada. 194~ and 1946. 16 n. Illustrated .

•Bond. Nelson S. Canada postal stationery. Volume JT. 1949. p . 48-S J. Illustrated.

Bond. Nelson. Canada's revenue rarity. 1947. ~ p. 111ustrated .

Bo nd, Nel•on. The letter ca rds of Canada. 19St. I n. 111ustrated.

Bond. Nelson New•oundland postal s tationery. 1952. 2 p, 111ustrated.

Cadbury. Benjamin. The coil stamps of Canada. 19S5. 4 p. llluslrated.

Calder . .1 . A. Alberta law •tamps. 1922. !\ p. lllus­tratcd .

•calder. J . A. Canada-17c-1859. A s tudv of h• plate positions. Volume II. 1942. p.3-13. IJius· trated .

•Calder. J. A. Canada-17c- 18S9. The ldentifl­cation of Its printings throu~h the use of com­parative color charts. Volume 10. 1943. p.SI-64. l11ustrated.

Calder. J . A. Saskatchewan law stamps. 1924. 9 p . Illustrated .

<':alder . .fumes A. Canada. The two cent rnse of I R64. 1949. 4 n. 111ustrate<'.

Calder. S. C. The po•t and postmark• o f New­found. 1946. 2 p. 111ustrated.

•camnbe11, Frank W. Newfoundland and Labrador 1958. p , II 1-128. lllustrated.

•Campbell. Murrav. The postal history of Red River. British North America. 19Sl. 14 p . 11lustrated.

•Chapman. G. A. E. Canada Sc 1859- Renumber­in<( of Haws. I 948 p.24-53. l11ustrated .

• Chapman, G. E. A. Canada. Sc-1859. An analy­sis or s ix proofsheets (part 1). 19SJ. 19 p lllustrated.

YEARBOOK I BNA TOPICS / NOVEMBER, 1965 265

•cowman, A. R. The forgeries of Newfoundland. Stamp Lover Vol. 26, No. 6 p. 148-150. No. 7 p. 186-187. 1933. lllustrated.

Craig, J. A. The stamps of Prince Edward Island. 1893. 6 p.

Daggs, T . F'. Canadian booklet printings. 1937. 2 p. Illustrated.

Denville, A. Stanley. Canadian geography and stamps. 1936. 11 p. Illustrated.

Deaville, A. Stanley. Canadian stamps that might have been. 1939. 6 p . Illustrated.

•Deav!Ue, A. Stanley. The colonial postal sys­tems of Vancouver Island and British Col­umbia-1849-1871. 1929. 36 p.

•Fergusson, C. Bruce. The Halifax post office. Dalhousie Review. 1958. p. 39-46.

French, R. DeL. The revenue stamps of the pro­vince of Quebec. 1944. II p. Illustrated.

del French, R. Canadian cigarette stamps. 1949. 7 p.

Gedye, F. W. Railroad cancellations (of Canada). 1926. 30 p. Illustrated.

Gibbens, Leonard A . A few notes on the large head (1868-75) stamps of Canada. 1922. 2 p.

•Goodkind, Henry M. The Hawker stamp of Newfoundland . Reprinted from The Collectors Club Philatelist, Vol. 30, No. 2, 1951. 23 p. Illustrated.

Guertin, H. E. Canadian censor marks of World War II. 1954. 5 p. Illustrated .

•Halliday, W. E. Durant. Notes on the postal history or Canada, from 1760 to Confederation in 1867. Reprint from The Philatelist, Vol. 15, Nos. 1-3. 12 p. Illustrated.

Hamilton, Patrick. Canada- the "small cents" issue. 1938. 8 p. Illustrated .

Hamilton, Patrick. Fi.le of articles on Newfound · land philately 1955.

Hedley, Richard P . File of articles on B.N.A. philately.

Hetherington, R. B. Forerunners to Canadian pre­cancels. 1956. 1 p. lllustrated.

Hilt, Henry C. British Columbia and Vancouver Island. 1924. 5 p. Illustrated.

•Hitt, Henry C. and Gerald E. Wellborn. Barn­ard's Cariboo Express in the Colony of British Columbia, 1860-1871 and later Expresses of F. J. Barnard. The Stamp Specialist, Vol. 14, 1945, p. 3-32.

Holmes, L. Seale. Canada's rarest air mail stamp. 1952. 4 p. lllustrated.

Hunter, Ralph C. Canadian booklet and booklet panes. 1952. 10 p. lllustrated.

Hurst, Peter J. Partial file of articles on B.N.A. philately.

Jackson. W. T. The !!rowing trend - Canadian booklets. 1956. 2 p. Illustrated.

•Jalkut, Sidney, S. Stamp booklets and booklet panes of the world. 1946. Stamp Specialist Vol. 17, p . 43-92. Canada, p. 51-53. Newfoundland, p. 57.

Jephcott. C. M. Canada. Perforated Initials found on Canadian stamps. 1951. 7 p. Illustrated.

•King, Donald A. The postage stamps of Nova Scotia, with a reference list inclusive of the bi­sected provisionals. Collections of the Nova Scotia Historical Society, Vol. 18, 1914. p. 167· 205. Illustrated .

Kirby, Hugh. Early pos tal history of Newfound· land. 1940. 3 p .

Kirby, Hueh. Inland postal history of Newfound· land. 1943. 10 p. Tllustrated.

•Kohls Briefmarken-Handbucb. Section on British Columbia and Vancouver Island. lllh ed. p. 439-446. lllustrated.

•Kohls Briefmarken-Handbuch. Section on Canada. 1 lib ed. p . 481-640. I!Justrated.

• Lea, W. E. Canada. 10c of 1859, Position 97 Retouch and Repaired Impression. 1954. 3 p. Illustrated.

•Lea, W. E. Canada. The plate problem of tbe 1859 Sc Beaver. 1955. 6 p.

Meyerson, William S. and Daniel C. Meyerson. Newfound land . Plating the 1c card of 1880. 1951. 5 p. Illustrated.

Meyerson, William S . and Daniel C. Meyerson. Pre-adhesive postal history and postal markings of Newfound land. 1951. 45 p. Illustrated.

Meyerson, William S. and Daniel C. Newfound­land. The travelling post offices. Billig's Philat· elic Handbook. Vol. 12, 1950 p. 199·208. Illustrated.

Miller, Michael. Bisects of the Dominion of Can­ada. 1929. 9 p. Illustrated.

•Patrick, Douglas and Mary. Canada: Dollar deci· mal currency. American Philatelic Congress Book (22nd). 1956. p. 43-46. Illustrated.

Pembers ton, P. L. Secondary types of the cents issue of Prince Edward Island. 1926. 10 p. Illustrated.

•Perlin, A. B. The stamps of Newfoundland. Stamp Lover, Vols. 21 and 22. 1928 to 1929. 25 p. various paging. Illustrated.

•Petri, Pitt. U.S.-Ganada Mails. Early Niagara Post Offices and their Markings. 1960. 5 p. Illustrated.

Pike, A. H . Postmarks with slogan cancellations. British North America. 1922. 21 p.

Pollock. F. Walter. Partial file of articles on B.N.A. philately.

•Pollock, Walter F. Canada -countries for the specialist. The Stamp Specialist. Vol. 7. 1942. p . 82 - 8S. Illustrated .

Poole. Bertram W . H., Nova Scotia white and yellowish papers. 1950. 5 p. Illustrated.

•Prince Edward Island Study Group. British North American Philatelic Society. Prince Edward Island. Billio:'s Philatelic Handbook, Vol. 17, 1953. p. 191·204. Illustrated.

•Quarles, Mervyn V. The postal history and post· age stamps of Prince Edward Island. The Amerl· can Philatelist, Vol. 64, 1950. 32 p. various paging. ruustrated.

Richardson, Ed. An introduction to the semi· official air mails of Canada. 1959. 3 p . 111us­trated.

•Richardson, Ed. Canadian Patriotics and related Boer war covers. Stamp Specialist, Vol. II. 1943. p. 68-78. Illustrated.

•Richardson, Ed. Philatelic Byways Thru 19th Century B.N.A. 1942. Stamp Specialist Volume 8, p. 73·88. Illustrated.

•Richardson, Ed. Philatelic byways thru 19th century B.N.A. Victorian Canada. Stamp Special­Ist, Vol. 12, 1944. p. 73·105. Illustrated.

*Richardson, E. A. Philatelic By-ways. 1964. 4 p. Richardson, Edward A. Partial file of articles on

B.N.A. philately. Rodgers, F. D. Canadian precancelled stationery.

1942. 11 p. Jllustrated.

Shoemaker, L. D. The three-cent small Queen issue of Canada. 1941. 6 p . Illustrated.

Shoemaker, Laurence D. One of Canada's rares t (stamps). The 121h x 121h perforation of the Jc small Queens issue. 1949. 3 p . Illustrated.

266 YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965

At Muskoka last September, I estimated that we would show a loss ()<{ about $32.00. ~IIIGU 0 ~~"'I "-• Q .. UU ........ ,.oll'-0""6 ..... _...___.._._......_...., • ...,_...., ___ _

A list of current railway post offices In Canada, 1947. BUlla's Philatelic Handbook Vol. II , 1949. p . S2·S6.

•Smith, 0. W. R., Gordon Crouch, and Fred Jar­ret. Airmail catalogue-Canada and Newfound· land. Extract from 1929 B.N.A. Book. 1st ed. 53 p. lllustnted.

•Smith, WIIIJam. The early post o ffice in Nova Scotia 1755-1867. Collections of the Nova Scotia Historical Society, Vol. 19, 1918. p. 53-73.

•Smythies, E. A. Canada. Duplex Cancellations. 1957. 3 p. Illustrated.

•Smythies, E. A. Canada. Unofficial Duplex Can­cellations. 1958. 4 p. Ulustrated.

•Smythles, E. A. Canada. Unofficial Duplex Can· cellatlons 1868-88. 1960. 5 p. lllustrated.

Strange, Arnold M. Outlines of postal history. 1. Orltish Columbia and Vancouver Island. 10 p. Illustrated.

Strange, Arnold M. The posta l history of New­foundland. 1940. 7 p, I map.

Studd, M. A. Canada. The small cents issue of 1870-1897. 1932. 14 p.

Studd. M. A. The large 15 cents of Canada, 1868-1900. 1932. 5 p. 1 table.

Tomlinson, Leslie G. Prince Edward Island. Can­cellations 1817-73. 1953. I 1 p. JIJustrated.

Wellburn, Gerald E. British Columbia and Van­couver Island. 1942. 13 p. lllustratcd.

Wcllburn, Gerald E. Partial file of articles on the philately and postal history or British Columbia and Vancouver Island.

PHILATEUC JOURNALS AND OCCASIONAL PUBLICATIONS

Airmail magazines, 10 kinds, 18 Issues Aero Field. 40 (different) issues Air Moll Collector. 14 issues Air Mull 1\ofaga:r:lne, 37 issues Air Post Journal. 89 issues American Phllntelk Congress. 2 issues

their co-operation and economies. This report is re~pecHu lly submitted for

your consideration, and T move its approval. James T. Culhane

Treasurer The motion was seconded by A. H.

Kessler and voted accepted.

SECRETARY'S REPORT

To the Officers 11nd Members of the British North America Philatelic Society assembled for the 17th Annual Convention & Exhibition (BNAPEX '65) at the Chatham Bars Inn, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, this 18th day of September 1965.

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY

I am very •happy to be a•b le to be with you for thi-s 17th Annual Convention and to bring ,to you a favonable report which shows, for the first time in some yean;, an

increase i!l1 ou.r total membership, even t~.Q!!gh_ JL~.!llillJ._QU~. _ J.. af!l aJs~ pleMed to

and 17 BNA R~ord (Montreal). Partial file. BNA Revenue Socl~ty Bulletin. 2 issues BNA Topics. Vol. 1-21 Canadian Pllllatellst (current series). Vol: 6-15 Canadian Revenue Society BuUetln, Complete file. ColiL•dors' Club Philatelis t. 16 issues Covers. 51 issues (The) Dominion Philatelist. 7 issues (The) Ernco Journal. 38 Issues Emc:o MonthlY Circular. 42 issues Essay-Proof JournaL 69 Issues Gibbons Stamp Monthly. 86 issues Stanley Gibbons Monthly Joun1al. 50 issues Halifax Phlla teUst. Vol. 1·3 (The) l ack Knight Air Log. 50 issues Jarrett's B.N.A. R ecord. 6 Issues Journal of the Queen Elizabeth 11 Commonwealth

Colleclors' Society. 48 issues London Philatelist, 19 issues Maples Leaves. Vol. 1· 10 Mercury Stamp Journal. 8 Issues Nova Scotia Historical Society. Vol. 18 and 19 (The) PbllateUc Gazette, New York. 10 issues PhUateUc Literature Review. 6 issues Phllatelk Magazine. 240 Issues (The) Phila telist (R. Lowe). 14 issues PhUatople Monthly. 17 issues Popular Stamps. Vol. ~-20 Postal Stationery. ~ Issues Postmark (Ottawa). Vol. 1·13 Sander's Philatelic Journ.al. 43 issues Saskatchewan History. 3 Issues Scott's Monlh)J' Journal. 93 issues Slsson•s Stamp Audlons. 8~ Issues Stamp Collec:Ung W«kly. 350 Issues Stamp CoD~tors' Exchange Club J ournal. 30 issues Strunp Lover. 80 issues (The) Stamp Magartne. 120 Issues SPA Journal. 29 issues Stamp Review. 14 Issues Stamp Specialis t. Vol . 7, 8, 10, II, 12, 14, 17

and 20 Strand Stamp Journal. 46 Issues Weekly Philatelic: Gossip, 300 issues.

. this is a small gain in num~ but be­oomes more significant when taking into account that last year we had a loss in membership of 45. Very gratifytng also is the fact that 83 new members were enrolled this year compared to the 59 last year. We 'repea~ our expretS$ed hope tha t more members will be encouraged to participate in new member enrollments. Losses from dropping, resignations and death were 25 less this year t'han last year - 85 vs. 110. Thi-5 smaller loss i"i also encoUTaging and we hope too that this trood will continue. Our •hopes at-e high, Ot~ expectllltioM encou,raged.

The President's Certificate Each year the "President's Certificate' is

awa'rded to the member who propooed the most oew members during tne yeaf". From January 1964 to December 1964. new membel"6 were enrolled by the following

YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965 267

•cowman, A. R. The forgeries of Newfoundland. Stamp Lover Vol. 26, No. 6 p. 148-150. No. 7 n 1 St,;,. 1Ri 10'1'2 , ... . ......... . _ .,.

MINUTES of the J71ih Annual Mee.ting and Convention o f the British North Amedca Phila-telic Society held Sa<turday, September 18, 1965, at C hatham , Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

T he meeting was officially opened and called to order by the President Clarence Westhaver, at 10:00 a.m.

It was moved by G. B. Llewellyn, second­ed by M . B. Dicketts that the mee•t.ing accept the minutes of the previous annual meeting as published i:n BNA T OPICS. The motion was a.ffi•rmed.

T he Secretary, J . Levine, read a Jetter from C. R. McNeil inviting the members of BNAPS to aLtend ·the Annual Conven­tio n (TIPEX) of the Royal Philatelic Soc­iety of Can•ada to be held May 26-27-28, 1966, a.t the Ho liday Inn, Hamilton, Ontario.

PRESIDENT'S REPORT

It is indeed a happy occrusion for me to extend to you all a warm welcome 00 the Chatha m Ba<rS Inn here on Cape Cod. I hope you.r short stay will be profitable, enjoyable, a nd one you won':t forget for a long time. This past year has been one of voluminous correspond ence, and I as­sure you I now roolize the responsibilities and problems of a society of th,i:s type.

I was fortunate, on the advice of John Siverts, to secure .Tim Lehr as our new Sales Maanger. This depaTtment has been r o .· · ..! u ..J t;..., i • doin~ w. 'W'"~Iepl tfh

• King, Donald A. The postage stamps of Nova Scotia, with a reference list inclusive of the bi­sected provisionals. Collections of the Nova Scotia Historical Society, Vol. 18, 1914. p. 167-205. Jllustrated .

Kirby, Hugh. Early postal history of Newfound­land. 1940. 3 p.

Kirbv, Hugh. Inland postal history of Newfound­land. 1943. 10 p. lllustrated.

•Kohls Briefmarken-Handbuch. Section on British Columbia and Vancouver Island. 11th ed. p. 439-M,; ll ltu: t.-.. t .. ,t

next yeaJr, giving the $ 100 to the Adver­tisin g Manager tJo inser.t ads in similar publications. T he,re should also be a set of follow-up lett.ers f,rom the secreta.ry with this project.

Las.t yerur J mentio ned that I would like to st,art a s lide lecture libnary of Canadim collec.tio ns of the specia lties on colored slides that could be use-d by Clubs a ll over Canada and the United St>ates for p.rograms. I have taken slides of the following:

Canadian J>a triotiC6 Canadian Fai<rS ami Exhibition Covers Canada Jubilees of 1897 Canada Fancy Cancels on covec - Dr.

Day Heckler's Bogus MaLeria l Donation f,rom Robson Lowe o f the

C las.s i-cs in blocks Donation from Po lli tz 100 Sale "Canada

Only" Just 3JS soon as the write-ups are com­

plete we will announce the service in "Topics"', a nd ·a·ppoin t a maJnager for the Slide Dept.

All you mem bers would experie,nce a peT­sana! satiiSfaction and enjoyment, a.s well as increasing the knowledge of Canada Philate ly, if y-ou took more inoorest in ex­hibiting your mMerial in the exhibition competitions at t he annual Conventioo. T he support by each and every membe<r by pa~rlici pa>ting in the act iviti,es of the Soc­iety will add to t<he advancement and en­jovment of our m utua l interest Canada

1953. p. 191-Z64. lilusfrated.

• Quarles, Mervyn V. The postal history and post­age stamps of Prince Edward Island. The Ameri­can Philatelist, Vol. 64, 1950. 32 p. various paging. Illustrated.

Richardson. Ed. An introduction to the semi­official air mails of Canada . 1959. 3 p, lllus· tratcd.

• Richardson, Ed. Canadian Patrlotics and related Boer war covers. Stamp Specialist, Vol. I I. !943. p. 68-78. Illustrated.

• Richardson, Ed. Ph ilatelic Byways Thru 19th Century B.N.A. 1942. Stamp Specialist Volume 8, p. 73-88. Illustrated.

• Richardson, Ed. Philatellc byways thru 19th century B.N.A. Victorian Canada. Stamp Special­ist, Vol. 12, 1944. p, 73-105. Illustrated.

• Richardson, E . A. Phila telic By-ways. 1964. 4 p. Richardson, Edward A. Partial tile of articles on

B.N .A. philately. Rodgers. F. D. Canadian precance!Icd stationery.

1942. 11 p. Illustrated .

Shoemaker, L. D. The three-cent small Queen issue of Canada. 1941. 6 p. Illustrated.

Shoemaker, Laurence D. One of Canada's rarest (stamps), The 12 'h x 1211, perforation of the 3c small Queens issue. 1949. 3 p, Illustrated.

268 YEARBOOK I BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965

At Muskoka last September, I estimated that we would show a loS~> of about $32.00. T he actual surplus was 5735.00. The dif­ference between the estim:rted and the actual was caused by thi"ee factors: I. The unplanned combination of the Yearbook with the December Issue of Topics resulted in a savings of at least $450.00. 2. The profitab le operation of the Sales Depart­ment. 3. The continued profitable operra­tion of the Ha ndbook Department.

I will no w give you a summary of the fin·ancial operatrollJS of this Sooie,ty for !!he first eight mo nthtS of 1965.

As in past yea.rs, this report does not in­clude income or expenses connected with any of the fo llowing: The 1965 Yearbook, T he H andbooks, The Sales Department or T he Library. Record for these operations are either unavailable or incomplete at this time.

The total income ·through August was $5,603 and the total expenditures for the same period amounted to $3,883, leaving a balance of $1,720 for expe-nses for the bala.nce of the yea:r.

I estimate that the rncome for the balance of th.e year will be $697. while expenses will be $2,362. If these estimates prove to be accura te we should show a surplus of $55. The estimated expenses have a built in provisilon for our yearly Yearbook deficit.

It appears now that we are on firm finan­cial ground for .this yea·r at least and I want to take this oppor.tunity to thank the Editor, the Adve~tising Manager, the Secretary and all the other officers for their co-operation a-nd economies.

T hi& report is respectfu lly submiUed for your conskl·erat·ion, and I move its approval.

James T. Culhane T reasurer

The motion was seconded by A. H. Kessler and voted accepted.

SECRETARY'S REPORT

To t·he Officers and Members of the British North America Philatelic Society assemblocd for the 17th Annual Convention & Exhibition (BN APEX '65) at .the Chatham Bars Inn, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, this 18th day of September 1965.

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY

I am ve.ry happy to be •a<ble to be with you for this J7t·h Annual Conven~ion and to bring 1o you a favorable report which shows, for the first time in some years, a n

increase in ou1r total membership, even though a sma ll one. I am a lso plea5ed to be able to suggest at this early date that a contin ued increase in our membership total for next year is a strong poSJSibility toonks to the special effort of some of our members. We hope that t'his special effort of some will encourage rmmy to follow their example and th-at your Secretary will be able to bri·ng you a•n even more favor­able report next year .

MembcrshiJ) The total membe,rship of BNAPS as of

September I , 1965, is 986 compared to 982 as of the same date last year. While it is only an increase of 4 ovor la9t year's total, it becomes more significant when compared to a loss in total of 45 last year. Here is a comparati~ analysis of membership be­tween 1964-1965:

New Members enrolted Total Membership

Replaced on rolls .......... ..

Increase ..... Dropped from rolls ...... .. Resignations Deceased .. .. , ..... , .........

1964 59

982 6

1965 83

986 6

65 89 41 35 50 45 19 5

Decrease 11 0 85 Net Tnorease

in Membership 4 The above comparative analysis shows

89 members added to the rolls and 85 lost from the rolls to (he net gain in member­ship of 4 ove{' laJsl yea1r. As previously noted, this is a small gain in number but be­comes more significarnt wheifl taking into account that last year we had a loss in membership o f 45. Very gr·Rtifying also is the fact that 83 new members were enrolled this year compared to the 59 l·ast year. We repeat our expressed hope that more members will be encouraged to participate in new member enrollments. Losses from dropping, resignations and death were 25 less this year ·than last year - 85 vs. 110. This smalleif loss is also oncouragi.ng and we hope too that this tr<elfld will continue. Ou.r hope& rure high, 01~· expecllllJtio!lL'i encouraged .

The President's Certlficnte EaC'h year the "President's Certificate' is

awarded to the member who proposed t<he moot new members during the year. From January 1964 to December 1964. new members were enrolled by the following

YEARBOOK I BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965 269

membens in the number indicated: J. N. Sisw•ns ( II ); D. C. Mcye,nson (6); L. A. Davenport (4) and E. A. Richardson (4); J. H . M. Young (2); ~~n<l one ( 1) each -D. Amos, G. April, .T . E. Averill, K. Bileski , E. C. Black, D . A. Crawford, P. C. Dinger, G. W. Prompton, V. G. Greene, F. R. Had­ley, G . D. H icks, G. P. Lewis, C. R. Mc­Neil , N. Pelletier, W . C. Rockett, R. S. Traquair, E. T riet, G. Vaughan, M . M. Wa li.C'r, J . F . Webb, I. H. Westren, A. Whitehead, R. J . Woolley.

From the indica ted results of the preceed­ing report, I am pleased to announce the winner of the Presid ent's Certificate for 1964 is:

J. N. SISSONS "V. G. Greene Award"

Each yeaT a winner is voted to receive lhe " Vincent G. Grcooe Awa~rd" - a silver cup award to t•he a uthor or authors of the bes-t origin'lll a1rticle or series of artic le~~ or columns originally published in BNA Topics. T o determine such a winner, tihe 4 elected officei'S, the 9 members of the Board of Governors and the Donor are each canvassed by the Secretary for their three successive selecti•ons. Points a1re allowed on a 3 for ls t; 2 for 2nd; and I for 3•rd basis and the selec tion receiving the most points on this basis is so decla•red the win:ner. The above named have all been canvassed by t he Sec.retary and from the 10 ballots re­ceived, the following point score noted:

Max Rosenthal 20 (6- lst; 2-3rd); Or. Edwall'd S. Mercantini 7 (l- Ist; 2-2nd); Daniel G . Rooonblat 5 ( l- Ist; 2-2nd); Lloyd W. Sha;rpe 5 (2-2nd; l-3rd); 3 each - Or. Robert V. C. am-, A. G. Fairbanks, C. M. JephcoU; 2 each - Dr. K. M. Day, J. Houser and J. J. MacDonald.

From the above reported results of the voting, <Lhe winne< of the "Vincent G . Greene Award" for 1964 is:

MAX ROSENTHAL This concludes my 1-epoct and J move its

adoption. Respectfully s ubmi•tted:

J ack Levine, Secre!Jall'y The motion was seconded by R . B.

Warl-ick and so affirmed.

REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

MEMBERS OF T HE BRITISH NORTH AMERICA PHILATELIC SOCIETY :

During the past year the Board of Gov­ernors performed its regular duties as pre-

scribed by vhe Co.nsti·tution, such as p·ass ing oo the current budget and having the Treasure.r's books audited by a Ce1rtiflcd Public Accounl!JII,nt .

The Board was polled on a disciplinary matoor at tl'he request of ·the T reasurer and voted to expel a member who h<ad ignored repea1ed requests t<> settle a bi ll for ad­vertising in the 1963 Yearbook. Having ~earned of the Boord's con1emplatoo ac­tion, the member bdatedly paid his adver­tising obligation and was, subsequently, dropped for non-payment o f dues

Your Chairman exchang.ed correspon­d~nce with The Caoodian Philatelic Society of Great Britain regaTding the increased number of forged cancellations appearing on Can·adian materia l in Oanada and the United Sta-tciS as well as abPoad. Up to date, no conclusion has been reached regarding th•is matter requi.ring forma.! action by the Board.

Respectf ully submitted wnd moved its tlldoptio n

G. Llewellyn Chai,rmal11 of lthe Board

l'he motion was seconded by S. Nickle and voted affirmed.

Mr. Llewellyn, Chairman of t:he Bomd of Govern:ors, .reported to ~he meeting tha.t the Boord had met on September 1 9~h and voted to .authorize t-he Chairman tQ con­clude a new agreement wirth Mission Press for at least I yea:r and possibly 2 on motion by R. V. C. Carr, seconded by J . T. Culhane. Mr. Llewellyn furtoor inform­ed the meeting that .the Board had voted affirmatively on mot ion by W. Westhavcr, seconded by J . T . Culhane t.o allocate $100.00 for the use of the Publicity Direc­tor to be used judiciously to advertise and so licit membe.-ship e nrollment to the Society.

REI•ORT OF T HE EDITOR September 1965

It is with regret th a•t you•r Editor is un­able to atrend ~he Annual Conve111tion and t·hus I have asked :t-he C ha.irman of the Edi­torial Boa~rd ·to prese111t th.is report to tihc Annual Meeting of the Society.

During the pa,~t y>ear the nwnber of a rticles sent in for publication has been dccr>easing a•nd it was necessary to appeal to our members for ·help. 1 am ple.'ll>ed to report that the following membelfs came to our aid: K. Bfleski, Frank Campbell, H arold M. Dilworth, Peter J . Hurst, N. A. Pelle­tier, Sta!Jl ley Pollmd ood E. A. Smylhies.

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Some of their articles will be published in the October issue. 1 also wi•sh to vh.ank our other con1tributing au.thors .namely, Dr. Kenneth Day, J acque How~er, Ted Kilish, Dr. Merca.ntini, Max Rosenthal , N. W. Scales, Col. L. W. Sharpe, E. A. Smyt-hies, Clarence Wes~h.aver and J ohn Wilsdon.

As this is a time for throwing laurels, 1 d·~finitely want to express my appreciation to our columnists, Clarence Kemp and Dr. Whitehead, Col. R. H. Pratt and Dan iel Rooenblat. Two new columnists have joined our ranks n.amely, Sidntcy T. H arris with Newfoundland News a nti Mervyn Quru·tes wit•h "P.D.Q."

Last year we printed only the Yearbook and 9 issues o( BNA Topics rat1her than ten. UnfortumlJLely this was due to .vhe loss of all Lhe Convention Reports allld when they were fina lly located a mO<nll'h later it was neces9ary Lo combine td1e Yearbook with the December issue. This was explain.cd to the members <Ill the lime and it is hoped that it will not happen again. Delays in publication during the first half of lihis year s.e:med to be cont~nuous with problems with o ur engravers, late reports and sickness. Our printers, Mission Pross .have been most oolorant. Lately, we ·have been back on time but i·n the future I wish to state that the magazine will not be issued much before the lOth of each mon1h. With pOS1al de­lays and tmnsit the members cannot expect it before the 15th. Tile rearon for Lhis is as follows. Advert·ising oopy is closed off the IM of the month before publication and thus is not recei·ved by the Editor until a pproximat.oly the fifth, e.g. the October issue-Advertising and Secretary's Report closed off Scptcmbe.r !st. Received around September 5th. We nteed a full month from ~his date t.o get the October issue orga,nized, type5et, proofed, proofread, corrected, made up into page form, p roofed again, correc­tions checked, print ing, s·hippcd to binders, folded bound, cut rune! s tapled, shipped to mailers, ·envelopes stamped and stencilled, envelopes sluiTed, shipped to the Post OWce and finally mailed. Thus we have reached October 5~h-1 Oth. It is then up to the post office. I want to point out that the publica:tio n date prin.t.ed on the 'front oovor of the magazine is the date that it goes on the press. So it is a number of days after thi~ that it finally reaches the mailer.

As noted i•n my last I'Cpo•rt thef\e was a rwobl·em of the number ol' engravings and t·heir cost. Accordingly, 11 t the reques1 of the

Board o f Governors, the Editorial offic~ Clltl h;vck on engravings and a savings was made. This meant an increase in t ype~ett ing wh.i·ch was a cost which hHd to he borne by t•he prin.ter, M b'Sion P1-ess, as l'hey weu-e on a contract price. r und::rstand that they have ll.'iketl for an increase in t•he contract pl'ice which has not been raised for 2 YOO•I'8. Talks did take place last yea r with Dan M cyeiNOn reganling an incrc~15e that was to comc into effect January 1965 but the printers did not rwess the matter when Dan paJSsed away during the middle of negotia­l'ionl!. I swongly recommend 1ha:t the Board of Governors accept the increase as itt would be difficult, if not impossible to find a cheape~· rate for the same quality. r wish to JlOint out that our printers is owned and operaoed as a non-profit organisation by llhc Roma n C;ll:<holic C hurch Extension Offices. They dn most of the church print· ill'S for the Archdiocese of Toronto and only take side work such as ours to keep their me n working steadily a nd to balance their costs. T hei·r profi:ts are a ha:rc minimum and sometimes n.o1 a:t all as ·IHI '~ been the case for the past ye:u· with our magazine. Arthur Roh'>On, Miss ion Press general manager has alw:1y~ been fair and ·honcst. Mission Press app••ed<~,tes t1he magazine our socie·ty gives them but if they do not receive t·heir costs r suspcot they might have to s-earch for a more profitable job. T heir men are union­ized so they have to pay the S(andard labour mtes.

J solicit the Board of Governors vote in favour of an increase in ordea· not to jcopardize our position.

r ~pectfully a~k Vincent G. Greene to submit my report for discu51'lion and move it·s adoption.

Yo111'l' s incerely, John H. ·M. Young

The motion was seconded by W. Chad· houme and voted accepted.

REI•OnT OF THE CHAlltMAN OF THE EDITORIAL BOARD

SeJlt : mber 1965

A numbc.r of ma·tte'I'S were presen·ted to tim Ed.i:to rial Roan! for thei r action. OniC artic le had to be di-scontinued when i·t wrus le-.1rned after the firs t instalment had been prin-t ~d that future parts of the article were going to 1•cquire wn immc•nse number of cuts which ~he society could no•t afford. A proposal was given to the author regard­ing his payment o f the costs of a majority

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of the Admiral engravings but we fai led to hear from him agam.

Another article had to be edited without t·ne approval of the author due to some sec­t·ions which we fe lt might offend two of our siste·r societies.

We wish to extend the Boa•1'<i's especial t-hanks ~o Max Rosemnal who has written so many articles for Topics for the past year. He has submitted over 20 more which we plan to publish in the future. ll is hoped ~hat ~he Board of Govemors wi ll allow us to sanction the use of 2-3 engmvings with ea<:h of t'hooe manuscripts. T personally have offered the editor the use of any ma­terial in my collection which would tie i.n with Mr. Rosenthal 's articlc6.

I have received a letter from Mission Press which reads as follows:

I recommend the accep~ance of the Mission Pre~ contract for 1966.

Respectfully submitted & moved for adoption

Vincent G. Greene The motion was seconded by W. C. Peter­

man and affirmed.

REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN OF TH E LIBRARY BOARD

The Society i\S indebted to Dr. Black our bitbrarian who has dort~ such a splendid job for the past few years. Unfortunately, D r. Black has asked to be relieved of the office of Librarian on account of health reasons but has agreed to carry on until a new Librartan has been appointed.

Re\SpectfuUy submitted V. G. Greene

REPORT OF THE PUBLICITY DIRECTOR

Repeating my annual practice, l mailed advance stories of rhe convention •to edi­tors of philatelic joumals aJnd noewspaper stamp columns. Following the events, stories of main exhi·bition awatrds and the election of office·rs were mailed.

It would be helpful if members would mai l clippings of publicity used in their areas.

Re\Speotfully submi'lled A. W. Mcintyre

REPORT OF THE HANDBOOK COMMITTEE

Since the last convention at Muskoka Sands Inn your handbook Committee have had quite ·an active yerur mannly because of

the addition of new titles to the list of handboo~ available. After some diffi­culties in getting the third edition of Dr. Whioehead's Squared Circle Postmarks off the press in IHte December we ha¥e had quite a good d·emand as you wi ll note from the figure\S given irn this report.

The handbook published by llhe CPS of GB on the Registered Letter Stamps and Cancellations has enjoyed be¢1ter demand than we anticipated resulting itn our being short of supplies on occasion but this situa­tion is now corrected ·and a ll copies ordered are in the mail.

The new 1965 edition. of the Noble Pre­cancel Catalogue has also been added to tthe list of han.tlbooks avai lable and we have had good dis•t ribution. Sales for the yCllltr are litsted:-

W'sale Retail on hand amount Squared C ircle Postmarks

(3r<l Edit.ion) hatrd cover paper

24 31 24 135.60 200 57 6 18 284.80

CanadiaJn Ph,il~tel ic Utera.t'Ure

BNAPS Revenue Yearbook

Small Queoo Varietie6 65

Perfins ...................... 25 Fancy Cancels ........ 51 Postal Stationery .... 23 Can. Duplex Cancels 39 Canada Map Stamp 35 Registered Letter

7

10 4

9 447 8 8 133 5 213

12 19 7 6

8.75

5.00

57.50 34.50

115.80 47.00 90.37 66.00

S~amp ........ .. 79 51 20 326.25 Tran•sportation

Postmarks Sissons Revenue

Oa<talogue Noble Pre-cancel

30

35

5 137.50

11 31 59.33

Catalogue .... 86 17 22 132.20 As you will see from these figure.~. dur­

ing tithe last year 692 handbooks have been shipped at wholesale prices to det!l lers and 235 to oollecto:rs at retail for total sales of $1530.60. The purchases by dealers is particularly encouraging as without their sales it would hardly be economical to the Socie-ty to publish these very impor.tan¢ guides to the collection of Canadian stamps.

Our exchange nel·ations with the C PS of GB at11d the RPSC whereby we handle their publications at a discount allowing us to supply both dealers and collectors remains satisfactory and is much appreciated.

Arraogem.en.ts to distdbu•te ~he com­mercially publitS hcd ca~alogucs Si5son's

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Revenue and Noble's Precancel also add to the income through the handbook com­mittee and contribute to the success of our venture into the handbook field.

You will note that the Perfin handbook is completely sold out. Consideration will be given during Lhe year for a reprint with an addenda lis ting the few addition~> and new identifications. At present there is no new handbook in preparation al­though the commiuee is still hopeful o f sce~ng a Fl11g Cancel ha.ndbook in ~he ncar future. The committe•e would be in•!crcs·tcd in discussing furt•het· handbooks wit:h mem­ber authors.

r have pleasure in moving the adoption of this r'Cport.

R. J . Woolley Chairman, Handbook Committee

The motion was seconded by L. A. Davenport and voted accepted.

Mr. Woolley advised the meeting that E. A. Richardson had accepted the Chair­mallSihip o[ the Handbook Committee and that he would continue as distribution managelf.

RF.PORT OF THE SALES MANAGER

Sales Man.ager Lehr advi:sed t1he meeting that he anticipated sales for the yea:r to reach the $3000.00 mark and possible more depending on the co-operation o f the mem­bers in sending books to the circuit sales especially such containing Proofs & Essays, Airmails, Booklets, Revenues and early used. 70 new boob were added to the tota l of 277 in circuits rent to members -113 circuits to 180 members. Mr. Lehr 9tressed the need for ·additional books in ~he circuits and solicited the help of the m embers.

REPORT OF THE ADVERTISING MANAGER

Mr. Whiting reported that his efforts for new advertisers were showing some re­sults and that he was encouraged to expect even better results.

Ed. Richardson .repor~ing on behalf of the Membership Committee complimented .1. N. Sissons and C. A. Westhaver for their specia l efforts and results .in en:rolling new members. He requested that Mr. Mcintyre check with him on free advertiiSing poosj­bilities before paid advertisement for n ew members. Mr. Richardson stTeslSied the fact that individual efforts were most important in recruiting new member.s.

Spooking about Study Groups, E. A. Richardson advi:sed the meeting that re­spon9C .at this conven·tion to the called Study Group meetings was excellent. Six were held and al l were well attended a nd very aeiive.

Dr. Day, speaking for the Fancy Can­cellation Study G roup asked ~he member­ship to continue to submit any unusual markings or tmcing.~ of them for publica­tion.

Pre<'l itlent Westhave:r otfe.red the floor to Sam Nickle who confirmed the d'Mes fur the 1966 annual convention at Calgary, Alberta, on September 15-16- 17. Mr. Nickle assured all who would attend a wonderful time in the l'rue custom and uadition of BNAPS conventions.

T he loca le for the 1967 convention is Montreal and M1·. Richardson entered a bid for 1968 convention (O be held at San Antonio, Texas. It was moved by J . Levine, seconded by V. G. Greene, that the meeting accept the bid of Mr. Richardson. The motion was affirmed and so ordered that the 1968 convention be held at San Antonio, Texas.

Under the call for new business, Dr. Bal·a.ssa wa:s appointed as Chairman of a committee of 3 to 5 whose purpose shall be to investiga-te the Part Perf issues of the Admirals and retu rn with a report to the next annual meeting of theiT findings.

J . S. Siverts, Chairman of the Election Committee, reported to the meeting that 237 ballots were returned for the election of thiree new Board members to the follow­ing results: Messrl'i. Cook, deVolpi, and Llewellyn duly elected to the Board of Governors for bhe periods of 1966-1969.

The meeting rose to cxpre~ a vote of ruppl'ecLaJ!.ion to Clarence WesLha:ver and his Hoot Group for a wonderful convention.

There being no furth er business to come before the meeting, i't was voted ad journed at 12 noon on motion by L. A. Davenport.

REPORT OF THE LIBRARIAN FOR 1965

Dur.ing nhe past year, .the most note­worthy fe.aJture .of the affairs of the library hillS been ·the increa9Cd use of its resources by ~he member.sh.ip.

Outstanding acquisition of the yeat has been rhe completion of the file of the Society's journal, DNA TOPICS.

Fllflther progress has been made in the cataloguing of the file of articles extracted from journals.

YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965 273

A rcvi•cw of rules governing the use of lihe library has been inWa<ted.

Friends of the library have continued ~o send in much needed mall:e:rial as well as oash for bookbinding. Such gifts account chiefly for the growth in the library.

are a lso due to Miss E. McMa:nn of the staff of the Vancouvex Public Library, Mr. V. G. Greene, Chairman of the Library Committee, Dr. H 31l'ry Daggett and Mr. John H. M. Young.

ln addition to expressing gratitude to llhe many friends of the library, special thanks

Edgar C. Black Lib11al'iian

17 September 1965

Official ~ection

Monthly R eport from the Secretary • • • JACK LEVINE, 203 Tranquil Drive, Oxford, North Carolina, 27565

N EW MEMBERS 2 148 Asbury, W /C W.B .. Box 272, RCAF Station, Summerside, Prince Edward Island 2149 Ash. Wi lliam Jj 1224 Colonia l Drive, In kster, Michij!an, 48141 2150 Backes Joseph ., 374 Hazel Street, Waterloo, Ontano 2151 Bartlett, Maurice J . N., 142 Aberfoyle Avenue, 1-t amilton, Ontario 2 152 Cohen, Sydney J . 935 Trudeau Street. Montreu l 9 Quebec 2 153 Cross. J ohn S. , t9 tO Campus Street, C~dar Falls, iowa 50613 2 154 Endres. l{ay, 132 Clyde Avenue, E\•anston Illinois 60202 2 155 Gordon , Arthur, M.D., 35-28 6~rd Street, Woodside, New York 11377 2156 Jean, Donald 41-9th Avenue Richmond, Quebec 2157 MacNair. A. Stanley, 73 Preda Street, San Leandro, California 2 158 Mosko. Pau l M., 135 Quaspeck Blvd .. Valley Cottage. New York 10989 2159 Nowlan. Alfred W., 505 Nelson Street. New Glasgow. Nova Scotia 2160 Smalley, George F .. 298 John Street. Gana noque, Ontario 2161 Sutherland. H., I SS Forest Hill Road, Toronto 7, Ontario 2162 Toms. Margaret. 321 Crawford Street, Orillia. Ontario 2163 Whittredge, Arthur B .. P .O. Box 125, Marcy, New York

A PPLICATIONS PENDING Carter. Roy D., P .O. Box 4006, San Fernando, California 91342 Chandler. Russell R .. 208 Centre Ave nue, New Rochelle, New York 10805 Duckworth, Henry E., University of Manitoba, Winnipeg 19, Manitoba Piggott, E. Reginald, 12 Leverett Avenue, Kentvilie, Nova Scotia

APPLICAT IONS FOR MEMBERSHIP

October I, 1965

(Objections must be filed with the Sec. within 15 days after month o r publlcallon) BOKER. John R. Jr., 9 Wildwood Rd., Scarsdale, N .Y. (C) Proposed by C. M. J ephcott, No. 82.

Seconded by V. G. Greene, No. L40. KINGDON. Reginald T ., 77 Central Ave., Beamsv ille, Onl . (C-CX) CAN- 19th century mint & used

postage and used blocks. Coils. O.H.M.S.-0 . R.P.O .. Territorial, Flag, Slogan, 2 & 4-ring, Squared Circles. Duplex, Cork, Roller, Dated etc. cancella tions. SPECIALTY- Calendar 1900 of Scott -11-77. Proposed by J . Le,·ine No. Ll.

RIVKIND, Bernard A., 36 Marlene Dr .. Svosset, N.Y. 1179l(C) CAN, NFD, PROV- 19th & 20th century mint & used postage. O.H.M.S.-0 Mint & used Airmails. P roposed by J . Levine, No. Lt.

CH ANGES OF ADDRESS (Notice of change must be sent to the Secretary)

2046 Banfield. Mrs. Rhea. 92 Wolfdale Avenue. Oakville. Ontario 2065 Demarnv. Donald F .. 465 Elora Street. Fer~us. Ontario 1757 Drew. Thomas D .. R.R. #2, Collingwood, Ontario 729 Harris. Edmund A . 358 Queen Street. Flln Flon. Mnniloba

1328 Linton. H. C .. 4255 Underwood Road North Vancouver. British Columbia 1935 MacDonald, Thomas. 345 Winona Drive. Toronto 10. Ontario 2142 Purser. Maior C. Ralph. 2028 Rideau River Drive Ottawa I, Ontario 1963 Slater N . H. , 59 Lake Promenade, Toronto 14, Ontario 1249 Tharp, Mrs. Clarence A. , 6741 San Diego Drive, Buenn Park, California 90620

DECEASED 1500 Harris, Sidney T., The Brows, Liss, Hant.s, EnMiand

MEMBE RSHIP SUMMARY TOTAL M EMBE RSHIP, September 1, 1965 ........................ 986

N EW MEMBERS, October 1, 1965 .............. ............ .................... .................. 16

DECEASED. October 1, t965 .............................................................................. .. TOTAL MEMBERSHIP, October I. 1965 ...................................................... ..

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1002 I

1001

/(epo'tt /'tom the J:.ib'ta'tg EDGAR C. BLACK, 1726 WESTERN PKWY., VANCOUVER 8, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Following dona1i10'IlS acknowledged:

Banner, H. L.- 15 items of B.N.A. ma­ter·hal.

Black, Edg111r C.-4 issues, Collectors' Club Philatelist.

Day, L. R.- 4 items, B.N.A. m<llteria l. De111con, T. J. R.- 20 route maps of Cana­

dian fi rst airrmail flights. Haley, Wa!t'roo F.-16 i:sl<;ttes of Canadian

Philatelist; 128 issues of BNA Topics; and 4 specialist's catalogctes.

Pollard, Stanley- 26 issues of Covers; 8 issues of Dominion Philatelist; 42 isswes of Emco Monthly Circular; and 16 issues of Philatopic Monthly.

Mercantini, Edwa·rd S. 4 issues of Post­mark; and J 6 issues of Stamps.

Reiche, Hans-12 issues of Postmark. Richardson, Edward A.-Ca~h gifl of

$ 10.00 for bookbinding. V. G. Greene Chairman, Library Committee

17 September 1965

BNAPS REGIONAL GROUPS

Philadelphia- Meets the first Thursday of each month at 7934 Pickering Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Temagami- Meet every summer. Alfred P. Cook, Coy Glen Road, Ithaca New York. Vancouver-Meets every Friday night at the Y.W.C.A., corner of Burrard and Dunsmuir, at 8 p.m. Winnipeg- Meets on a Monday in each month to be decided upon at previous meeting. Harold Wilding 135 Traill Ave., Winnipeg 12, Man. Edmonton - Meets twice a year in May and October in a public place, time and date to be announced. Out of town visitors to communicate with Secretary F. N. Harris, 11013-129 Street Twin City-Meets at members' homes on second Thursday of each month. J. C. Cornelius, 2407 Lake Place, Minneapolis, Minn. Calgary­Meets second and fourth Tuesday at 8 p.m., Murray Devlin, 1030-- 12th Ave. S.W., Calgary, Alberta.

Wanted to Buy or Trade Nova Scotia Squared Circle s. Nice clear strikes, on or off cover.

Especiall y unusual items. Send priced or for my offer.

BERNARD SCOTT, 6151 Pepperell St., Halifax, Nova Scotia

Toronto Stamp Collectors' Club Established 1892

I st and 3rd Thursdays- 8 p.m. PARK PLAZA HOTEL

VISITORS WELCOME ct

CANADIAN BANK COVERS

am interested in acquiring covers of the

above doted before 1905. Will trade or

purchase. I also would like covers from.

saving and loan and investment companies.

BARRY K. HAYWOOD 66 Hillholme Rd., Toronto 7

Have you made your reservation for

BNAPEX '66 at CALGARY?

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Classified Topics THE B.N.A. MARKET PLACE • RESERVED FOR BNAPS MEMBERS

RATES: 4 cents per word per insertion; .SOO words to be used as desired, $15.00. Payable with copy in advance.

WANTED

CORRESPONDENCE with others interested in the Philatelic Literature of B.N.A. and of British America. H. M. Daggett, 501-6001 Vine Street, Vancouver 13, B.C. 238

CANADIAN SLOGANS, why not join the slogan bank. 1964 list now available. G. H. Potts, Halfmoon Bay, B.C., Canada 240

REQUIRE VARIOUS copies B.N.A. Topics -Volumes 8 to 13 inclusive - write stating numbers available and price single or per lot each vol . l . Armson, Box 8, Gravenhurst, Ont. 239

GREETINGS from

L. E. JARVIS, No. 618 28 Lynn Haven Rd. Toronto 19, Canada

"CANADA THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS" 20th Century varieties illustrated with types and causes. $1.00 from your dealer, or from the author.

DONALD A. YOUNG 214 Briar Hill Ave., Toronto 12

LET US KEEP BNA

PHILATElY PURE

J. J. Bolosso

Copy for Classified Topics should be sent to Edward J. Whiting, 25 Kings Circle. Malvern. Pennsylvania.

FOR SALE

CANADA REVENUES: All sorts of other Canada material available- Why not send a Buck for a starter or $2.00 for the new Sissons­Sooner or later you'll write; Why not NOW? Haley's Exchange, Box 205, Fryeburg, Maine 04037.

CANADIAN REVENUES FOR SALE. I am break­ing up a collection of revenues and the fol­lowing are the better items which I have to offer. Sissons Numbers. All mint very fine. U.S. Funds. R172 and or 175 Gas Inspection Plate # 1 Blocks of I 2. Both for $35.00; R- 185 $3.00 Blue $3.00; Weights and Measures, George V R-142-R-153 only $25.00; Electricity and Gas Inspection, George V R-203-R-213 $35.00; All of the above for a special price of $85.00. Richard S. Wilson, 92 Dennis Street, Manhasset, New York.

WANTED Canada Scott 114, (S.G. 254), the Seven-cent red -brown Admiral, in multiples of any size, from pairs upwards, mint or used. These are for plating, so I am unable to use singles. If owner does not wish to sell, I should be grateful for loan for a few days, and would pay postage both ways.

FRED KEANE 1405 Stadacona Ave., Victoria, B.C. Canada

APOlOGIES

TO ClARENCE FOR

HAVING HAD TO MISS

ANOTHER CONVENTION

JAMES LAW No. 516

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Still interested in Ontario towns on sma ll Queens and all roller can­cels to 1897 only.

N. A. PELLETIER 34 Blandford St.

Toronto 10, Ontario Canada

MONTREAL COLLECTORS

le Cercle des Philatelistes. Meetings first and third Tuesdays 7 p.m. 4242 Papineau. Visitors welcomed.

l arge stock of Canada but nothing rare. Includes: mint and used booklet panes, mint and used plate blocks, jumped coils mint and used, Timbre Tem· poraire, 4c overprint uncut cards of 8 etc.

MARC EL BELANGER 4811 Coloniale

Montreal 14, P.Q., Canada

WANT LISTS

British Colonies

sound copies for your inspection at home.

I have a large stock of duplicates at libera l discounts

A tria l list would be most welcome.

C. F. BORTON 632 So Arde n Blvd. Los Angeles 5 , Calif.

CAPE COD WAS

GRAND - CLARENCE

STILL NEED SOME

N.B., BR. COL., AND

P.E.I. CANCELS

DR. ROBERT V. C. CARR

3134 Neosho Road

Youngstow n, Ohio # 1427

GREET I NGS

from

THE THREE MUSTY BEERS

AL. THOMAS #1441

LES LITTLEFIELD #561

BILL RUSSELL #587

CALGARY IN 1 966 (We hope)

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OUR MAIL AUCTION SALES

are carefully a nd ac­curately described . Lots for dealers a nd collect­ors alwa ys included

• We specia lize in fi ll ing Want Lists fo r USED o nly GT. BRITAIN and

COLO NI ES

• START STAMPS

P.O. BOX 130 TEANECK, N.J.

CANADA NEWFOUNDLAND

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(ct)

Your want-lists for classical and modern issues of the above groups will be given

careful a ttention .

Our stock is Iorge ond varied, with mony

elusive items always on hand.

STANLEY STAMP COMPANY (1958) LTD.

877 Hornby Street Vancouver 1, B.C.

Canada

ct

CANADIAN REVENU ES

The NEW SISSONS cata logue ($2.00 postpaid ) has revived much interest in this fascinating "sideline" - over 1600 varieties await you.

Two Specials

Ontario laws- R69-83, 85 li st Price $6.55 Specia l $3 .50

Newfoundla nd Inland Revenue 5--$5.00 list p rice $ 10.00

Special at $6.50

Your Want List Welcome .

L. A . DAVENPORT 230 lonsmount Drive

Toronto TO Canada

ct

WANTED

19th Century Covers from Western Canada

and Western U.S. Collections and Accumula­

tions. Will buy or trade. Have U.S., Br. Cols.,

Canadian plate blocks and Canadian Squared

Circles for trading.

DANIEL H. DEUTSCH

1355 Cresthaven Dr., Pasade na, Calif.

91105

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Box 23 BN- Station D, Toronto 9, Ontario, Canada ROBERT W. LYMAN (Canada) COMPANY ct.

WANTED

3c Small Queens

Town Doted: 1880 to 1891

NORMA N 5. CAUDWELL

126 Crescent Roo d

To ronto 5, Canada

NEED NEWFOUNDl AND ON COVER

Scott # 34- #39 Gibbons # 37-#42

JAMES T. CULHANE 119 Montgomery Ave.

Coleston, Norristow n, Pa. 19401

GREET I NGS

I'm sti ll looking

for a

per SS. Si rius

AL. KESSLER # 334

CONSORTS

Still looking for p late varieties, early covers, cance lla tions etc. especially 4 ring numerals

on or off cover.

BERT LLEWELLYN

137 Clearview Ave .

Hunting ton Vo lley, Penna.

GREETINGS

fro m

W. C. PETERMAN

#8

WILL TRADE OR BUY

2 & 4 ring numerals N.B. & B.C. Numerals Squared Circle cancels

Revenues

JOHN SJVERTS Box 425

Wilmington 99, Del.

YEARBOOK I BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965 279

GREETINGS

from

ROBE RT H. PRATT

7912 N. Beach Rd .

Milwaukee 17, Wisconsin

NOW READY THE CANADA BASIC CATALOG 3rd edition ....................................... net $2.00 Will be of the greatest value to all who collect Canadian stamps. If you don't, get this book and take up the most fascinating group of stamps in the world. Even if you are disinclined to venture into collecting Canadians, by all means get this book if only to read the section "Philately and the General Public" on the 3rd page. This will be re-active and increase your philatelic interest no matter what is collected. THE CANADA PLATE BLOCK CATALOG 6th edition ........................ net $3.00 A first rate companion to the Basic Catalog. This is the book that explains how it is many ordinary Canadian blocks of 4 worth say 25c can be worth $10.00 to $1000.00 and more provided they have the attached imprints and plate number. So far thousands of delighted collectors have discovered this to be only too true as they regularly check over the stocks of their favorite dealers, 99% of whom never get to see the Canada Plate Block Catalog.

BUYING We urgently require COMPLETE panes of 100 of the 1964 Sc TAGGED Canada Christmas stamps and will pay $15.00 per pane. Will take up to I 000 panes at this rate. Also urgently required any quantities of the 20c Flying G mint in singles, blocks, plate blocks and panes. Same for the lOc and SOc mint Type B "G" overprint. State what is available and price wanted.

K. BILESKI LTD., STATION "B", WINNIPEG, CANADA 239

280 YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS / NOVEMBER, 1965

PLAN NOW!

TO ATTEND

BNAPEX '66

SEPTEMBER 15, 16 and 17, 1966

THE CALGARY INN CALGARY, CANADA

INQUIRE NOW!

SAM C . NICKLE

1208 Belavista Cres.

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965 281

Thanks, Clarence,

for a wonderful time at Cape Cod.

We are sure Sam will try to do even better next year but - - -

Then its our turn in '67 to welcome you & yours - make it a fam ily

affair and plan to take in the Fair too.

CHAS. & MARGARET deVOLPI

Ste. 17 10, The Re ge ncy, 3555 Cote des Neiges Road

Montreal 25, Que bec

Remember me with you offerings of 59's

large and Small Queens

Advertising Covers

and some of the

tougher Squared Circles

on cover.

NORMAN BRASSLER 258 Ridgewood Ave.

SNAPS # 75

2B2 YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965

Glen Ridge, N.J .

HANDBOOKS THE SQUARED CIRCLE POSTMARKS OF CANADA

Case-bound copies ... ... ... ....................... ... .. ........ .. ...... .. . . by Dr. Alfred Whitehead. Third edition .. .. ...... . .

(Completely revised- many new fea tures)

REGISTERED LETTER STAMPS OF CANADA by Smythies & Smith (C.P.S. of G.B.) ......... .

CANADIAN & B.N.A. REVENUE YEARBOOK B.N.A.P.S. REVENUE STUDY GROUP

by Ed. Richardson .. ........ ...... ......... ...... .. .. ..... .

CANADIAN DUPLEX CANCELLATIONS OF THE VICTORIAN ERA, 1860-1902 (Revised Edition)

$3.00 $2.00

$3.00

.50

by E. A. Smythies, C.I.E., F.R.P.S.l. (C.P.S. of G. B.) .. $2.25

CANADIAN TRANSPORT POSTMARKS HANDBOOK AND CATALOGUE OF R.P.O.'s & WATER P.O.'s

by T. P. G. Shaw M.A., B.Sc. (R.P.S.C.) (li nen bound) $5.00

CANADIAN FANCY CANCELLATIONS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

by K. M. Day, M.D., F.R.P.S. l. & E. A. Smythies, F.R.P.S.l. $3.00

CONSTANT PLATE VARIETIES OF THE CANADA SMALL QUEENS

by Hans Reiche. 24 pages .

CANADA REVENUES AND FRANKS 1964 a priced catalogue. J. N. Sissons

THE CANADA MAP STAMP OF 1898 by Frederick Tomlinson, F.C.P.S. Published by the C.P.S.

$1.25

$2.00

of G.B. 48 pages .......... .... .. .. .. .. .... ... ... ... ... .. .. .... $2.00

CANADA PRE-CANCEL CATALOGUE, 1965 Edited by H. G. Wa lburn .... ... .... ............. .. .... . . ... ... .... . $2.00

THE POSTAL STATIONERY OF CANADA-NELSON BOND A reference cata logue- 1953- 132 pages- hard cover $2.50

PLATE BLOCK CATALOGUE, 1965 Edited by K. Bileski ... . . . . ..... ..... ... . ... . .. .. ... .. $3.00

The above books are obtainable at the prices noted (postpaid) from:

R. J . Woolley, Apt. 206, 1520 Bathurst St., Toronto 10, Ont.

YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS / NOVEMBER, 1965 283

THIS YEAR

WHY DON'T YOU PROPOSE

A NEW MEMBER

What your society offers them:

- 10 issues of BNA Topics packed with information

- A Yearbook listing all members, library list, annual reports, etc.

- A stamp sales circuit

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- and lastly a friendly, most co-operative membership of 1000 members

WRITE TO THE SECRETARY:

284 YEARBOOK I BNA TOPICS / NOVEMBER, 1965

WANTED

ALASKAN TERRITORIAL POSTMARKS

YUKON TERRITORIAL POSTMARKS

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

AUSTRIA

NEWFOUNDLAND AEROPHILATELY

AND MEMOBILIA AS

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Suite 216 Hotel La Salle

10 North La Salle Street

Chicago 2, llinois

JACK LEVINE

203 Tranquil Drive

Oxford, North Carolina

U.S.A.

Zip Code 27565

YEARBOOK I BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965 285

looking to buy Canadian Cards & Covers

Expositions & Fairs

Illustrated Corner Cards

Flag Cance llations

Fancy Cork Cancellations

Illustrated Railway Postal Cards

RAY PETERS

318 E. Camelback Rd.

Phoenix, Arizona, 85012

THE PHOENIX STAMP SHOP

Features:

Canadian Stamps, Covers

and Postal Stationery

PHOENIX STAMP SHOP

318 E. Camelback Rd.

Phoenix, Arizona, 85012

286 YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965

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GREETINGS

TO

ALL

BNAPSers

*

VINCENT G. GREENE TORONTO

I'm still looking

for

Margin inscription items

of

Canada Posta l Note

issues

ED WHITING

25 King's Circle

Malvern Pa.

19355

I COLLECT UNUSUAL ITEMS

Semi-Officia l Airs

Older Canada

Bookle ts

Odd ities

Etc., Etc.

and a lso Peru

JOHN H. JOHNSON # 793

4443 North Wincheste r Ave . Chicago, Ill. 60640

COLLECTION

MINT CANADIAN PLATE BLOCKS

Scott #'s 284 to issues from Agency on ly. All positions except:

286-#6 LL; 287- 2 UL, 11 LR; 305-4 UL LL LR

306-# 4 all positions; 328- 3 UL; 351- 3 a ll positions, 4 all positions Cata logue values ...... .. $1575.00 Retai l price ............ ....... 975.00 Sale price ... ..... .. ....... . ... 650.00

( 1 / 3 off retail)

JACK LEVINE 2 11 Pine Tree Road, Oxford, N.C.

17565

288 YfARBOOK I BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965

IT ISN'T EASY

to maintain one of the best deale r stocks of B.N.A.

on this Continent, but we do our best. Of course,

the o n ly way is by keeping constantly on the alert

for good p roperties to buy. One of our best sources

of supply is from friends and customers, with

whom a mutua l confidence has been established

over the years. So if you are p lanning to liquidate

your collection or some part of it, p lease remem­

ber that we are interested in buyi ng in order to

keep selling- both B.N.A. and the rest of the world.

~torgt &. Wtgg I.tb. 28 Kilbarry Road, Toronto 7, Canada

YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965 289

FIFTEEN CENT LARGE QUEEN

My 1890-1899 dates (month and

year) are 81.2 percent complete.

However the 1870's and 1880's are

logging. Send your readable doted

strikes for cash or trade. I may

have something in your specialty.

W. W. CHADBOURNE

# 100

WANTED

Holes making initials:-

A/ Co(mon) OTC TSC

BM/ C P/ Co lVC/ Co

DXN PW US/ l

JRC R/ McN

MTM RT&/ SCo

MR/ Co SD

v WAB(Mon)

WCB

Please send the holes suitable sur­rounded by Canadian stamp to:-

R. J. WOOLLEY

1520 Bathurst St.

Toronto 10, Canada

BNAPS Revenue Group

Secretary

JOIN NOW

ONLY $1

Ed. Richardson

303 Pin Oak Drive, la Marque,

Texas

Chairman and Treasurer

W. C. ROCKETT

2030 Overlook Ave.

Willow Grove, PA.

WANTED

Dated copies of the

Canadian 1898 map stomp

Dec 6- 1898 Dec. 18- 1898 Jun. 4-1899 Aug. 17- 1899 Aug. 20- 1 899 Sept. 3-1899 Oct. 22-1899 Oct 29-1899 Dec. 24-1899

CHRIS MOORE

68 Princess Ave.

Willowdale ,Ont.

290 YEARBOOK / BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965

- WANTED -

Librar ia n to take charge of

B.N.A.P.S. Library

If you have this kind of talent- will you

kindly volunteer to serve

Bnapex 1166" in Calgary

l ets all get behind Sam Nickle a nd support

the meeting in Calgary on Sept. 15, 16 & 17, 1966

Greetings and best wishes to you all

CLARENCE A . WESTHAVER

YEARBOOK I BNA TOPICS / NOVEMBER, 1965 291

Wanted for Examination and Listing

YORK Straight line covers dated prior to Apri l 1810

also

Any York Straightline covers for the years 1824, 1825, 1826,

1827 and 1828

All covers loaned will be promptly returned, after listing,

by Registered Mail.

BNAPS

J . RONALD McMURRICH

(B.N.A.P.S. # 780)

P.O . Box 1390, Gananoque, Ont.

B.N.A. COVERS

We a lways have over 5,000 B.N.A. covers in stock.

Selections g lad ly sent SNAPS members

on approval.

NEW ENGLAND STAMP COMPANY

Established 1893

45 Bromfie ld Street

Boston, Mass. 02 l 08

Phone 6 l 7-426-2712

292 YEARBOOK I BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965

ASDA

SQUARED CIRCL E S

WANTED

A good clear full dated copy of Kingston Hammer 1 with # 1 above the date.

Clear strike of Markdale Hammer 2 .

Ottawa with # 12 and # 24 above the date. These high time marks appear on the King Edward Issue.

Complete strikes of Ottawa and Paris on any issue. I am making an exhaustive study of the time marks used at these two offices,

Ottawa with # 1 above the date for JY 2 97 on 3 cent Jubilee. This is required to complete a set of all eight time marks for this date.

HAVE

Some fine duplicate squared circles to offer in exchange for any of the above items, or will purchase if you would rather sell than trade.

PLEASE

Report all new findings to Dr. Whitehead so that they will be recorded in his records and reported in TOPICS. New earliest and latest dates of use, new time marks, and additional copies of some of the rarities are being found almost every month, but your fellow collectors of squared circles cannot be kept fully informed on these unless they are reported and published in TOPICS. Many new collectors have entered the squared circle field in the past year or two. Some have already reached the 200 town mark, and a few have passed the 250 town plateau. If you have any duplicate material to trade or sell you can help to maintain the interest and enthusiasm of these collectors by dropping them a line to let t hem know what you have to offer them.

MAKE YOUR PLANS AND RESERVATIONS NOW FOR CALGARY 1966

C . A . KEMP

10 Benvenuto Place

Toronto 7

SNAPS 1393

YEARBOOK I BNA TOPICS / NOVEMBER, 1965 293

Next Auction end of December 1965

2600 lots UNITED STATES

BRITISH COLONIES LATIN AMERICA EUROPE

incl. SPECIALIZED col lections of LIECHTENSTEIN GERMAN STATES

and COl ONIES IT AllAN STATES

ZEPPELIN and ROCKET flights MEXICO BRAZIL

and many others Catalogue free on request

FRITZ BILLIG 168-39 Highland Ave. Jamaica N.Y. 11432

*New 1966 price-list of Philatelic literature just out. 90 pp, 5000 offers, 50c (deductib le from first purchase)

Correspondence invited from

collectors of

Canadian & Newfoundland

Posta l Stationery

R. B. WARLICK

P.O. Box 12136

Raleigh, North Carolina

27605

ANNOUNCING A NEW CATAlOGUE OF All

ELIZABETH II REIGN

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S. B. GAYLORD 1317 Ruffner Road

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SEMI OFFICIAl AIRMAil

Study Group would appreciate

any and all efforts to answer

questions raised by our columnist

Dan Rosenblat - accept the chal-

lenge - let us hear from you.

ERNEST F. SCHIEWICK SMITH

1533

294 YEARBOOK I BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965

AN

EARLY

MERRY CHRISTMAS

FROM YOUR

EDITORIAL OFFICERS

Congratulations

to

CLARENCE WESTHAVER

and his able group

for a flne meeting at

CAPE COD

SAM & ROSEMARY NICKLE

Calgary

YEARBOOK I BNA .TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965 295

COMING

THE WORLD-FAMOUS, GRAND-AWARD

" LOUISE S. HOFFMAN" COLLECTION of AIRPOSTS OF THE WORLD (conta ined in 70 volumes)

TO BE SOLD BY ORDER OF MRS. LOUISE S. HOFFMAN OF NEW YORK CITY

AT UNRE SERVED AUCTION March, 1, 2, 3, (New York)

British North America United States United States Possessions Latin America

March 14, 15, 16 (London) Europe, Asia, Africa

British Commonwealth (except British North America)

- RARITIES INCLUDE -

1877

1918 1930

1920

1919

1928

United States Buffalo Balloon 5c unused tet­beche pair. Single copy used on cover. 24c Inverted center Zeppelin, unique set of large Die Proofs. A set in top Plate Blocks of 6

Australia "Ross Smith," mint miniature cover, also the stamp used on

Colombia 2c on cover; 2c with serifs on cover; 2c o.g. strip of three, one stamp with serifs.

France "lie de France" mint set; used set on cover; mint set with wide spacing

Greenland

1933

1933

1929

1935

1939

1919

19 19

1919 1927

1930

1932 Semi-Official - Franck Expedi- 1926 tion - 10 ore brown red, unused

etc., etc., etc.

Italy Balbo t riptych sets of 20 pairs on covers, single without overprint "Yolo di Ritorno" triptych mint. Official 1933 "Servico di Stato" triptych mint and on cover

Mexico The set of seven perf. values and the two imperf. values in pairs Earhart mint and on autographed cover Sarabia, mint block of four

Newfoundland Martinsyde Manuscript overprint on cover Martinsyde, overprinted set of four Hawker mint and on cover De Pinedo mint and on auto­

graphed cover Columbia mint and on cover

Philippines Issue complete with two 16c Sampsons and the 26c wmkd.

Special de-luxe, fully illustrated catalogues will be issued some five weeks prior to auction. l ondon catalogue with prices realized later .......... .... . New York catalogue free. With prices realized later .. ..

H. R. HARMER ORGANIZATION H. R. HARMER, INC. H. R. HARMER LTD.

$1.00 .50

6 West 48th Street 41 New Bond Street New York, N.Y. 10036 london, W . I

296 YEARBOOK I BNA TOPICS I NOVEMBER, 1965

STARTING A NEW COUNTRY

Most collectors sooner or later reach a "plateau" at which point they frequently find a lock of forward impetus in their current field. There ore numerous possible reasons for this situation to arise;

1. The collector may hove started out with a ''type" or space­filling kind of collection, and his interests switched around to more specialized areas.

2. He may hove picked a narrow specialized fie ld, and over­estimated the availability of material.

3. His collecting area may have become too expensive for him.

4. During his time of collecting important sections of material held by other collectors may have been diverted to museums, or otherwise permanently removed from the market.

And so forth, leaving the collector with the problem of ''where to go from here".

This decision is too complex to cover adequately on a page such as this, but I will be happy to discuss the matter without obligation with any collector who cares to contact me.

The corollary question is the fate of the old collection. Again there are alternatives;

1. Holding intact as an investment.

2. Keeping some sections for incorporation with the new project, and disposal of the ba lance.

3. Sole by private treaty.

4. Sale by auction.

Please contact; ROBERT W. LYMAN

Post Office Box 299,

Marblehead, Massachusetts

THE C. P. deVOLPI AUCTIONS

FA LL 1965 3 Vols. 3 Vols. 1 Vol.

W INTER 1966 1 Vol. 2 Vols. 1 Vol. 2 Vols. 2 Vols.

SPRING 1966 5 Vols. 5 Vols. 1 Vol. 2 Vols. 3 Vols.

SUMMER 1966 3 Vols. 7 Vols. 4 Vols. 1 Vol. 1 Vol.

FALL 1966 33 Vols ..

4 Vols.

OF CANADA COVERS

AUCTION OCTOBER 27-28 Canada to U.S.A. Canada to Great Britain Straight-line Postmarks

AUCTION Canada to Foreign Domestic Rates Soldiers letters

JANUARY 26-27

Quebec Stampless Kingston and Hamilton

AUCTION New Brunswick Stampless Nova Scotia Stampless Prince Edward Island

APRIL 13-14

Railway and Steamship Covers Telegraph Covers

AUCTION U.S.A. to Canada Great Britain to Canedo Fore ign to Canada

JUNE 15-16

Canada to France and reverse Express and local Covers

AUCTION OCTOBER 19-20 Upper and lower Canada town postmarks all stampless Directional markings, Official Covers, Postmasters Franks, etc.

This 86 Volume Collection is much the best study of our Postal History from the early 18th Century pre-stamp covers to the end of the 19th Century. While the first Session of each Sale will be entirely deVolpi's, other properties both General and Specialized w ill be included in the

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