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A 118S Acutt, Mrs. John, Gen'l. Delivery, Port Elgin, New Brunswick 1088 Adams, William T., Box 1104, San Jose 8, California. S27 Adamson, M. C., M.D., 111S9-77 Avenue, Edmonton, Alta.

1320 Affleck, W. N., 163 Alexandra St., Oshnwa, Ont. 448 Aguilar, Everard F., P.O. Box 406, Kingston, Jamaica, B.W.J.

1016 Anderson, J . Fred, P.O. Box 71, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. 1466 Aldrich, Guy, 23 Hip.h St .. Brandon, Vt. 86S Allen, Aubrey C., Main, Newfield, N .Y. 996 Allen, J. Millar, 36 Antrim Road, Lbbum, North Ireland. S~O Allison, Russell, 940 Kenyon Ave., Plainfield, New Jersey

1364 Allum, H. A., 303S Hampton Crescent, Calgary , Alta. 19S8 Alton, Thomas R., Apt. 2 14, Harewood Court, 384 Upper Rlchmond Road, Putney, London S.W.

1S, England 908 Ambrose, Paul H .• 311 Dundas Street, Oakville, Ontario 967 Amos, D., 98 Griendell Ave., Winnipeg 8, Man.

1307 Amtmann, Bernard, 441 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Westmount , Que. L997 Anderson, A. G., P.O. Box 189, Gibson Lodge, B.C. 361 Anderson, Carl A., 112().12th Street E., Saskatoon, Snsk.

1720 Anderson, David Henry, 1208 Frontenac Ave., Calgary, Alta. 1016 Anderson, 1. Fred, P.O. Box 71, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewnn. 1903 Anderson, W. H ., 702 No. 3 Road, Richmond, B.C. ISIS Andros, Andrew, 342 North East Avenue, Kankakee, 111. 1878 Anthony, Wilfred L., 2S9 Kaiser Crescent, Oshawa, Ont. 68S Apfelbaum, Earl P. L., 1 S03-0S Walnut St., Philadelphia 2, Penna. 112 Apking, George, Alexandria, Nebraska.

189S Applebaum, Arthur A., 261 Addison Place, Paramus, N.J. 1118 April, Georges, 755 Ste-Foye Road, Quebec 6, Quebec 1812 Arfstrom, Howard, 1 Sl3 W. State St., Rockford, lll. 1708 Argue, Miss Edith A., 7 Edmund Ave., Apt 311, Toronto 7, Ont. 120 Armstrong, Charles, R.R. No. 1, Upper Rawdon, N.S.

1398 Arnold, Charles P., 49 Christie St., Troy, N.Y. 1153 Arons, Mark L., 204 Muriel St., Ithaca, N.Y. ?S8 Atkinson, F . B., 132 Rosedale Ave., Hamilton, Ont. 936 Atkinson, F. George, 1215 Greene Ave., Montreal 6, Que. 998 Atwood, Dudley W., P.O. Box S, Watertown, Conn.

1929 Averill, J. E., 163 St. Germain Ave., Toronto 12, Ont. 1879 Avery, James C., 119 Thurston Ave., llhaca, N.Y. I ~S8 Avery, Raymond E., 3 Old Mamaroneck Road, White Plains, N.Y. 712 Ayre, Charles A., P.O. Box 191, Petrolia, Oot.

B 19 Bain, Rev. JohnS., 435 Fourth St .. Santa Rosa, Calif.

1214 Baker, B. M., Box 3S8, Ke!owna, BriUsh Columbia. 1919 Baker, Ross H., 114 Brunswick St., Truro, N.S. JS40 Balassa, Frank, 20 Cartbnae Drive, Rochester 21, N.Y. 786 Balassa, Dr. Joseph J ., P.O. Box 624, Brattleboro, Vt.

1519 Banks, F. Marlow 452 Gordon Ave., Peterborough, Ont. 631 Banks, Leon W., Bethlehem, Conn. 460 Banner, Harold L., 24·107S Gilford St., Vancouver s. B.C.

1321 Banno, Edward C., 435 Victoria St., Kamloops, B.C. 73 Bantham, Albert P., 246 State St., Schenectady S, N.Y.

1600 Burden, Harold M., 632 South Avenue 60, Los Angeles 42, Calif. 57S Baresch, Leopold, Broad Oak Trumpet Hill, Flanchford Rd., Reigate, Surrey, Enaland.

1880 Barlow, K., lOSS Ottawa Ave .. West Vancouver, B.C. 1988 Barna, Euaene, R.R. # 2, uamington, Ontario

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1803 1838 L 33 1.612 1391 159

1213 704

1813 1175 1524

148 1400 1413 1467 1744 1881 1187 14S7 891

1653 1308 1409 1843 1709 427

1896 1496 122 223 645

1553 1639 1479 1339 809

1897 673

1569 768 892

1373 L84 S53

1645 1817 1976 1580 1468 1826 497

1954 1188 1357

15 1609 162

2004 1611 1041

23 1365 1612 939 736 652

1969 1341 812

1839 367

1109 76

278 478

1091

Barnes, Denison H., 1360 Burnaby St., Apt. 4, Vancouver S, B.C. Barnes Herbert L., Buchans, Nftd. Barrac:lougb, J. Reg., 3495 Vendome Ave., Montreal 28, Que. Barron, Richard, c;o Grand Theatre, Calaary, Alta. Bartlett, Bart H., 71 1 Braeview Road, Louisville 6, Ky. BauaUd, G eorae C., liS Windsor St., Halifax, N.S. Baulch, Ben L., 29 Indian Valley Trail, Pon Credit, Ont . Bayley, Colin H., 400 Friel St., Ottawa, Ont. Beaumont, Howard B., 506 Stevenson Lano-Towson, Baltimore 4, Md. Beaver, Paul P., 33 Pleasantview Ave., Lonameadow 6. Mass. Beck, Allen C., Rogue Valley Manor, Medford, Oregon Beckman, W . C., 305 College Ave., Regina, Sask. Bedwell , Sid F., Box 206, Salmon Arm, B.C. Belanger, Marcel, 4811 Colonial Ave., Montreal 14, Que. Bell, Lawrence M., Box 414, St. John, N.B. Benjamin, Philip E., 214 Windermere Ave., Wayne, Pa. Bennlngen, Jack, 157 Wildwood Drive, Calgary, Alta . Bentham, Chester N ., 21 Stewart Ave., Hanford Bay, Silver Creek, N.Y. Benton W. George P .• 534 Harvey St., Peterborouab, Ont. Benwell, Dr. C. E., 321 Agnes St., New Wesrmlnster, B.C. Serest, Joseph, 1273 California Road, Eastchester, N.Y. Berkelhelmer, Irwin, 3431 Flamingo Avenue, Charlotte, N.C. Bernard, Eugene, 702-14th Street W ., Nonh Vancouver, B.C. Bemstine, Melvin L., MD. , 1543 M armont Lane, Los Angeles 46, Calif. Betts, Elmer C. Jr., 4209-73rd Avenue, Bellemead. Hyansville, Md. Betts Fredk. E. M., " Lulwortb", Halls Lane, Sblnfield, Reading, Berks, EoaJand Bilanaio, Jo hn Joseph, 1 Shore Drive, Winthrop 52, Mass. Bllden, WIUiam 0., 214-215 Upper Midwest Blda., Minneapolis I, Minn. BlleskJ, K . Station B, Winnipeg, Man. BIIIIJ!, Fritz, 168-39 Highland Ave., Jamaica 32, N.Y. Billings, F. L., 80 Wlngold Ave ., Toronto 19, Ont. Bishop, William J., 4011 Stone Canyon Ave., Sherman Oaks, Calif. Black, Bdaar C .. 1726 Western Pky., Vancouver 8, B.C. Black, Eugene C., 22 Lathrop Road, Wellesley 81, Massachusetts Black, Raymond E .. 629 Spruce St., Wlnnlpea 10, Man. Blanchard, Julian. 1 Sheridan Square, N.Y.C. 14. Blauner, Victor, 317 W . 87th Street, N.Y.C. 24. Blois, E. M., 1136 Cartaret St., Halifax, N .S. Blumenauer, Charles R. ,Box 521, Armstrona , B.C. Boaa, Wm. G . Jr., New England Stamp Co., 45 Bromfield St., Boston 8, Mass. Bonar, John J ., 30 Greenhill Gardens, Ed inburah. Scotland. Bond. C. C., P .O. Box 335, Station B, Montreal, Que. Bo nd, Nelson S., 1625 Hampton Avenue S.W., Roanoke IS, Va. Boronow, Robert R., 1255 University St., Rm. 820, Montreal, Quebec Borton. Clarence F., 632 So. Arden Blvd., Los Angeles S, Calif. Botterell, Henry J. L., 215 Fifty-Third Avenue, Lachine, Que. Bowen, Edward H. Jr., M.D., 207 Valley Brook Drive, Falls Church, Virginia Bowmer, Dr. Ernest John, 1919 Linden Road, Vancouver 13, B.C. Boyd, Norman, M.D., 1175 Kildare Road, Windsor, Ont. Braketleld-Moore, c;Supt. Edwin, R .C.M.P., St. John's, NOd. Bramhlll, William G., R.R. No. 2, Alton, Ont. Bra.ndeberry, Robert B., 58 West Salisbury Drive, Wllrnlngton 3, Delaware Brandll, E. , Hilltop Road, Mendham, N.J. Brandom, Lee W., 1200 Nonh 17th, McAllen, Texns. Brassier, Norman, 258 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, N.J. Breton, Marie Blanche, 408 rue St. Oliver, Quebec 4, Quebec Brewer, Walter M., 3219 Homer St., San Dieao 6, Calif. BriJ!den, R. Ronald, 406 Monlake, St. l.amben 23, Quebec Brookman, L. G., 118 Loeb Arcade, Minneapolis 2, Minn. Brooks, G . Scott, 2150 Tupper Ave., Apt. 7, Montreal 2S, Que. Brophey, Allard F., 6151 Cote St. Luc Road, M ontreal, Que. Brown, Albert G ., 6 Kings Lane, Essex, Conn. Brown, Jack, R.R. 3, Mallorytown, Ont. Brown, Lilian S., 36 Kent St., Halifax, N.S. Brown, M . L., Rutland, Sask. Brown, Paul L., 21 Nelles Road S., Grimsby, Ont. Bruns, Franklin R., Jr., 721S-13th Avenue, Takoma Park 12, Maryland. Buchanan, WIUiam 0., 243 Russell Hill Rd., Toronto 7, Ont. Buck, Fred T., c/o David Field Ltd., 7 Vlao St., London WI, England. Buck, L. Gordon, 5770 Cote St. Luc, Apt. No. 1, N.D.G., Montreal, Que. Burke, Joseph F ., 12 Lenox Place , Staten Island I, N .Y. Burns, 0. G., MD., !899 Orchard Drive, Kamloops, B.C. Burr, David, 25 N. Main St., Gloversville, N .Y. Burr, Russell, 778 Valour Road, Winnipeg, Man. Burt, Roland C., 355 Lawrence Road, Broomall, Pa. Burton, Dr. Blendin L., P.O. Box 889, Los Alamos, New Mexico.

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1514 Burton, FJ L R. L., Box 104, Aylesford, N.S. 1898 Buse, Raymond L. Jr., 2540 Handasyde Ave., CincinnaU 8, Ohio. 894 Bushell, E ric S., 6133 Somerled Ave., Montreal 29. Que.

1462 Busteed, Frank F., M.D .• 10015 Vinton Court N.W .. Seattle 77, Wash. 1262 Butler, Mrs. Hannah B .. 114 Carolina St., Bufblo, N.Y. 1933 Button, Maurice Oxley, 207 Sparks Street, Ottawa 4, Ontario

c n6 Calder. Stanley C., White Cottage, Longhurst Lane, Mellor, Cheshire, England.

1554 Canard, Reg., Box 39, Tofield, Alta. 1782 Cameron. Gordon A .• Q.C .. 311 Royal Trust Bldg., Victoria, B.C. lll31 Camilleri, Jvo, cj o Canadian Bank of Commerce, Kinnaird, B.C. 1860 Campbell, A. Craig, M.D .. 14 South St., Concord, New H ampshire

143 Campbell, Frank W., 1132 Pinehurst. Roval Oak. Mich. 1854 Campbell, John A . L., 240 Kensington Place , Syracuse 10. N.Y. 577 Campbell, Murray, MD .• 95 Sh~rbrooke St., Winnipeg, Man. 77 Canham. H. E .. 2509 Wallace St., Regina. Sask.

1995 C'areau, John M., 2727 Canmore Road, Calgary, Alberta 479 Carn, L. Dorland. 138 Whitley Road, Eastbournc, Sussex, England.

1890 Carr, Gerald C., 9243 Warwick Ave., Detroit 28, Mich. 1427 Carr, Dr. Robert V . C., 3134 Neosho Road, Youngstown, Ohio. 1092 Carroll, John J., MO., 1530 W. 37th Avenue, Vancouver 13, B.C. S91 Carter, Walter P., 47 Risebrou2h Ave., Willowdale, Ont. 428 Cartwright, J . C .. 53 Madeira Park, Lunbridge Wells, Kent, England. 1~04 Casimir, Mark. 5374 MacDonald Ave .. Montreal 29. Que. 1074 Casper, William C., 66 Pinehurst Road, Breton Woods, New Jersey 1000 Cassels. Stewart G., 275 Oawlish Ave., Toronto 12, Ont . 1382 Catterall, F . W., 518-6th Street, Saskatoon, Sask. ti47 Catterick, James W., 306 John St. , Amprior, Ont. 728 Caudwell, Norman S., 126 Crescent Road, Toronto, Ont.

1001 Chadbourne, A. L., 1707 W. 62nd Avenue, Vancouver, B.C. LIOO Chadbourne, Walter W., 104 Hilltop Rd., Hilltop Manor, Wilmington, Dela. S45 Cbambers, Joseph, Box 1058, Merritt, B.C.

1374 Chandler, Charles M., 114 Armour Blvd., Oownsvlew, Ont. 1419 Chandler. Mrs. C. M. (Dorothy B.), 114 Armour Blvd., Downsview, Ont . 1710 Chaplin, Robert A., MD., 65 Pepler Ave., Toronto 6. Ont. 633 Chapman, Major George A. E., 387 Mariposa Ave., Ouawa, Ont.

1431 Chappell, Charles 0 ., 1127 Olympic Way W., Seaule 99, Wash. 634 Charkow, Abe, 3802 Angus Drive. Vancouver, B.C.

IS25 Charron, Jacques J .. 3136 de Ia Champagne, Ste. Foy 10. Que. 1947 Chasmer, Douglas E., 277 Hampton Road, llford, Essex, E ngland 1882 Chatfield, V., 643 Senecal Ave., LaSalle Que. 5 15 Christensen Allen H ., 540 Argyle Ave., Westmount, Que.

1093 Christensen, E. J., 116 12-94 Street, Edmonton, Alta. 1920 Chrlslian, Ralph W ., 763 Gatewood Road N.E. Atlanta 29, Georgia. 1498 Clark, Emerson A., 29S7 N. Brb1.hton St., Burbank, Calif. 787 Clark, S. H., 1696-6th Avenue, P rince George, B.C.

1813 Clausen, Howard E., S. 3727 Latawah St., Spokane 36, Wash. 1273 Cleghorn, John R., 220 Prado P lace, Riverside, Ont. 1486 Clem, Lt. Col. Wesley A. J r .. Q.M. Subs. School. QMTC, Fort Lee, Va. 606 Clement, J. Percy, 1322 Walnut St., Victoria, B.C. 816 Clougher, Nugent M., 26 Craven St., London W.C.2, England

1822 Coffin, Fred W., 6137 Oak St., Vancouver 13, B.C. 1537 Cogin, Willard H., 1192 Juno Ave., St. Paul 16, Minn. 1474 Cohen, Stanley, 51 Westfield Road, Birmingham IS, England 11\87 Cole, Ca lvin L., 3839 Ezio St., San Jose, Calif. 113 Cole, Clifford C. Jr., 2835 Arden Road N.W., Atlanta 5, Ga.

1263 Cole, Ezra 0 ., Ny3ck, N.Y. 41 Coleman. Clarence. P.O. Box 3. Fitchville, Conn

1874 Collins, S. G raham, Pentland, Birkenhead Rd., Hoylake, Cheshire, England. 817 Compton, Richard A., 229 Rldgldale Road, Ithaca, N.Y.

1867 Conn, Clair C., 1911 Monon Ave., Lafayette, Ind. 320 Cook, Alfred P., Coy Glen Road, Ithaca, N.Y.

1833 Cook, Constance E., Coy Glen Road, lthaca, N.Y. 1~55 Copeland, Robert A., Salmon Valley Ranch, R.R. 2, Prince George, B.C. 480 Copp, Dutton A. , 10639-146 Street, Edmonton, Alta.

1745 Corless, Robert D., 1826 W. Indianola Ave., Phoenix IS, Ariz. 1746 Cormier, Robert E., 1604 H:ardin Ave., J acksonville, lll. 1401 Cornelius, John C. Jr., 2407 Lake Place, Minneapolis 5, Minn. 1581 Cornell-Hecker, Mrs. Edna M., 940 Meadowbrook Dr., Syracuse 10, N .Y. 1989 Corson, W. Bradley, 18 Wllley Street, Rochester, New Hampshire 940 Cousland, Dr. P.A.C., 1040 Hulford St., Victoria, B.C. 9S4 Covellers, Robert J ., 1703 North 7Sth Court Elmwood Park, lll.

1948 Cowles, Russell A ., 1595 Yosemite Blvd., Birmingham, Michigan

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1264 Cox, Donald G., Box 18, P.O. Tighe's H ill. 2N, N.S.W., Australia. 1729 Craddock, J . D. Jr., Munfordville, Ky. 1139 Crane, David B., c/ o Kelowna Golf Country Club, Kelowna, B.C. 1646 Crawford, Douglas A., P.O. Box 249, Chester, N.S. 706 Crook, Leigh G., 1 Wheeler Place, Liberty, N.Y. 79 Crosby, Louis S., Box 543, Banff, Alta .

1672 Cross, Ivor F., 1086 Dorchester Ave. , Winnipeg 9, Man. 895 Crouch, Robert G ., 6 Ridge Valley Crescent, Islington, Ont.

1367 Crummey, Dr. Clarence B., 94 Guestville Ave., Toronto 9, Ont. 1904 Cubill, E lliott S., 241 F reeman St., Brookline 46, Mass. 280 Culhane, James T., 119 Montgomery Ave., Coleston. Norristown, Pa.

so 1076 1949

31 1043

51 1122 1333 1840 1432 1632 11 55 1414 419 910

1640 1156 1823 1111 Ltl

317 1342 1756 199

1231 1216 1711

144 1415 1582 292

1647 1077 1944 1869 L266 1123 1990 1855 692

1800 769

1664 941

1655 1618 942

1899 1619 1861 1487 1178

80 1757 1921 1883 1656 1731 L37 1179 1875

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Daggett, H. M ., 4078 West 37th Avenue, Vancouver 13, B.C . Dale, Mrs. L . Boyd, P.O. Box 508, Red Bank, N.J . Daniels, Bruce G., 7 Water Street, Boston 9, Massachusetts Darling, Lester E., 1027 Queen Street N., St. Petersburg 13, Fla. Darnell, Henry L., 54 Whitelands Ave., Chorley Woods, Herts, England. Davenport, Leslie A., 230 Lo nsmount Drive, T oronto 10, Ont. Davidson, Edgar, 32 Thurlow Road, Hampstead, Que. Davidson, John G ., 207 Harrison Ave. , Christiana, Pa. Davie, Harry, 4090 Nithsdale St., South Burnaby 1, B.C. Davies, Chesterton M ., Bridgetown, N.S. Davies, Donald H. , Dept. Chern., U. of Bristol, Bris tol 8, England. Davis, Franklin 0., II Morningside Ave., Yardley, Pa. Davis, George H ., 19 Soundview Road, Ridgefield, Conn. Davis, W. Worth, Box 340, Tillsonburg, Ontario Davison, Earl B., 17250 Redford Ave., Detroit 19, Mich. Davison, Mrs. Merle 0 ., 833 Valley Road Place, Birmingham 9, Ala. Daw, Rev. Wllliam Henry, Queenston , Ont. Dawson, Albert, 90 Park Row So., Hamilton, Ont. Day, Arthur D., 17 Lauralynn Crescent, Agincourt, Ont. Day, Kenneth M., M D., 3515 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh 13, Pa. Day, Lloyd R. , 22 Lome St., Huntsville, Ont. Day, Walter T. 818 Semlin, Drive VGncouver 6, B.C. Day, W . H., 8585 Granville St., Vancouver 14, B.C. Dean, Arthur J. , 670 Riverside Drive, N.Y.C. 31. Oebney, Philip L., 10123 Clifton Place, Edmonton, Alta. Decarie, Maurice, 6667-19th Avenue, Rosemont, Montreal, Que. Delange, Victor A ., 1711-12th Street S.W., Calgary, Alberta DeLisle, Ivan J., 1891 University Ave. W., Windsor, Ont. OeMase, Vincent A., 370 Leedale St., Albany 9, N.Y. de Montigny, R., 10 Brittany Road, Baie d 'Urfe, Que. Denton, Bert K., Monsanto-Kaser Chern. Co., C.P.O. Box 879, Tokyo, Japan . De Santes, Ricardo, Snelgrove, Ont. des Rivleres, Guy, 170 desBernieres, Quebec 4, Que. Deutsch, Daniel H., Ph.D., 1355 Cresthaven Oriv~. Pasadena 2, California Devlin, M., Ste: 18, 1030-12\h Avenue S.W., Calgary, Alberta de Volpi, Charles P ., 109 Sunnyside Ave., Westmount, Montreal 6, Que. de Volpi, Margaret, 109 Sunnyside Ave .. Westmount, Montreal 6, Que. Dew, Jack C. , 234-25th Avenue North, St. Petersburg 4, Florida Oiggory, P., 7 Kendale Walk, Hillhead, Westerhope, Newcastle upon Tyne 5, England. Dilworth, Harold M., 4744 West 7th Avenue, Vancouver 8, B.C. Dinger Paul C., 650 So. Wildcherry Road, Naperville, Ill. Ditmars, V. M., 663 Philip St., Fredericton, N.B. Dobbie, George H., 45 Blair Road, Galt, Ont. Dodson, George L. Jr., 1663 E. Cheltenham Ave., Philadelphia 24, Pa . Donne, James H., Highfields, Stamford Rd. , Kirby Muloe, Leicester, England. Dooley, John W., 7724 W. Rogers St., West Allis 19, Wise. Douglas, Robert S., cjo W. & A. Gilbey Ltd ., New Toronto, Ont. Doull, R.M., 95 Charnwood Road, Beaconsfield, Quebec. Downing, Lester L., 10 Crescent Road, Concord, Mass. Downs, Ralph W., 99 Kendal Avenue, Toronto 4, Ontario Oozier, 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., Pittsburgh 13, Pa . Drew, Thomas 0., 426 Staff Hotel, Deep River, Ont. Drew-Smith, Gerald, 28 Wentworth Ave., Galt, Ont. D'Souza, B.B.J. P .O. Box 221 , Kampala, Uganda Dudley, Edward A., 447 Blythwood Road, Toronto 12, Ont. Duncan, John J., P.O. Box 25, Flesberton, Ontario Duncan, Robert J ., P .O. Box 2S, Flesherton, Ontario Duncanson, A. A., 241 Dunvegan Road, Toronto 7, Ont. Dunnhaupt, P. B., Girard, 484 Church St., Apt. 1511, Toronto 5, Ont.

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1970 Durning, Richard F ., 4649 East Lafayette Blvd., Phoenix 18, Arizona 1613 Duval, Jacques, 268 St. Denis, St. Lambert, M:mtreal, Que.

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608 Eaton. Lt. Col. F. B., 1491 West S6th Avenue, Vancouver 13, B.C. 1713 Ebbers, Todd A., 70 East Cedar St., Chicago II, II.. 1747 Eddy, Emerson Wick, Plpton, Vt. 1994 Edwards, Clarence S .• Jr., 1S09 Deborah Drive, Falls Church, Virginia 1765 Egner, Robert J ., 412 Hollywood Ave., HoHoKus, N.J. 1191 Elsell, Herman, 824 Engineers Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio. 1232 Elliott, R. Edwin, Box l ;\4, St. Johns, Que. 1977 Ellison, Kenneth, V., Oyama, British Columbia 1067 Erental, Richard T., 21 Oreenridge Ave., White Plains, N.Y. 1620 Ethier, Jules J. C., P.O. Box 117, Oshawa, Ont. 1334 Evans, Frank S., Box 202, Sedro-Woolley, Wash. 1802 Evers, Karl J ., 4600 Winterset Drive, Knoxville 18, Tenn.

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63$ Fairbanks, A. G., 3033 Sherbrooke St. West, Westmount 6, Quebec SS8 Fairbanks, Gordon H., 1007 Triphammer Road, Ithaca, N.Y.

14S8 Falken, Stephen R., ODS .. SOO East 4th St., Boyertown, Pa. 1665 FameU, Lt. Col. R. S., 1632 Ainsley Dr., Ottawa 3, Ont. 1392 Farquhar, Lloyd M., R .R. No. J, Westfield, Kings Co., N.B. 609 Fee, Cleo H ., 4247 Lawrence Ave. E., West Hill, Ont.

IS83 Fenell, A. E., 421S Brant St., Vancouver 12, D.C. 1603 Ferguson, Or. J. G., 46 Robina Ave., Toronto 10, Ont. 1884 Ferguson, John C. L., I S Howard Drive, Willowdale, Ont.

52 FUleld, Edson J ., SII·Sth Avenue, NYC 17. L847 Firth, L Gerald, Westminster Place, Pittsburgh 32, Pa. 1298 Follnsbee, Dr. F. J ., 14183 Marine Drive, White Rock, B.C. 1344 Folinsbee, J . A., 760 Marine Drive, West Vancouver, B.C. 1254 Foresman, Ralph 0 .. 309 No. Sumner Ave., Scranton 4, Pa. 1192 For!ar, Keith, 2966 N. 41st Street, Milwaukee 10. Wis. 1324 Potter, Bertrand A., 358 Mark St., Port Arthur, Ont. 293 Foster, George E., Box 174, Bordentown, N .J.

1978 Fatter, Herbert A., 309 Overdale Street, Winnipeg 12, Manitoba 1766 Foulds, Arthur, 117 Cave Ave., Banff, Alta. 1922 Fowler, W. T. Mel , Il lS 1-89 Avenue, Edmonton, Alta. 261 Fox, John A., 110 West 42nd Street, N.Y.C. 36.

1971 Fox, William A., 263 White Oak Ridge Road, Short Hills, New Jersey 1358 Frampton, Gene W., 6S43 Beach Drive, Seattle 16, Wash. 1383 Frasch; Zoltan, 9 Normandy Blvd., Toronto, Ont. 1965 Fraser , Donald D., 7826 Laburnum Street, Vancouver 14, British Columbia 1167 Fraser, R. Thurlow, P.O. Box 8, Rossland, B.C. 1168 Freeman, F. G., Box 28, Midway, B.C. 1584 Freeman, W. A., 39 Brinkley Crescent, H amilton, Ont. 1721 Fritzsche, Wolfgang, P.O. Box 8, Canandaigua, N.Y. 548 Funk, Boyd D. P .. 87 Erie St., Tiffin, Ohio.

1748 Furneaux, F / L Robert V., RCAF Station, St. Sylvestre, Quebec

G 1885 Gaae, Alexander Drysdale, 23 N. Santa Anita Ave., Pasadena 8, Calif.

S4 OaUiver, Joseph H., 617 Ann Arbor St., Flint 3, Mich. 1283 Gardner, James w .. 87 Arnold St. Hamilton, Ont.

U Garrett, C. B. 0., 6461 Douglas Road, West Vancouver, British Columbia 114 Oates, Henry, 189-04 64th Avenue, Fresh Meadows 6S, L.I., N.Y. 579 Gaylord, S. B., 18889 Timber Lane, Fairview Park 26, Ohio.

1045 Geake, Leslie, 12244-96 Street, Edmonton, Alta. 1235 Geldert, G. M., MO., 516 Kenwood Ave., Ottawa 3, Ont. S64 Gelinas, Lt. Col. Joseph A., 16 Allston Place, Fitchburg, Mass.

1749 Genberg, Gosta P., Erlksbergsgatan 7, Stockholm, Sweden. 1236 George, Graham Frank, 40 Warwick Rd., Coulsdon, Surrey, England. 678 German, Gordon T., c/ o Bank or Montreal, Powell River, B.C.

1447 Glbb, James S. J., 1018 Harvey Ave., Kelowna, B.C. 1827 Gibson, David, M.D ., University of Alberta, Calgary, Alta. 208 GUJ, Evan R., 11 Cheltenham Ave., Uverpool, England.

1930 Girard, Albert A ., 3175 Randolph St., Windsor, Ont. ll27 Glassco, J. G., 2S Kina St. W., Toronto 1, Ont. 1966 Glover, Robert W., 108 Roosevelt Avenue, Newport 4, Delaware

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853 Goldman, Leo, 2264 Gladstone Ave., Windsor, Ont. 171S Gollings, Frank J ., 1668 W. Riverview Ave., Decatur, Ill. 1370 Gooch, John E., 926-16th Street Bellingham, Wash. 1768 Goodall, Jack D., 13068-124 Avenue, Edmonton, Alta. ISSS Goody, Harry, 26 Carrwood Road, Bramhall, England. 1030 Gordon, John S., 1275 Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell, New Jersey 1758 Gourley, George, cjo Colgate-Palmolive Ltd .• Colgate Ave., Toronto 8. Ont. 1732 Grace, John P., 533 Aylmer St., Peterborough, Ont. 921 Grant, M. E., 60 Adelaide St. N ., lindsay. Ont.

1614 Gratz, J . Roger, 113 Locust Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 26 Gravell, Thomas D. , Cherry Hill Apts., 714 East, Cherry Hill, New Jersey

194 Gray, J. A ., 26 Wellington St., Kingston. Ont. 1950 Green, Dr. Douglas F., 41 South Willard Street, Burlingt.on, Vermont lAO Greene, VIncent G., 77 Victoria St., Toronto I, Ont. 749 Greenhill, Maj. R. S. B., The Shieling, Village Way, Little Chalfont, Amersham, Bucks, England. 984 Greening, Gustav G., 4434 Smith Ave., Burnaby I, B.C.

1862 Grenier Major Guy, I Rosemount Ave., Apt. 2, Westmount, Quebec 1459 Grimble, Robert W., 122 Wynnwood Dr. , Windybush, Wilmington 3, DeJa. 1079 Guibord, Walter, 17570 Ramsgate, Lathrup Village, Mich. 1300 Gutzman, W. L., 38 Vinet Ave., Dorval, Que. 1786 Gyorfi, A. W., MD .• 62 Harborview Drive, Sydney, N.S.

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714 Haac, Norman M., 4341 Orchard St., Philadelphia 24, Pa. 1274 Hadley, Fred R., 121-tlth St. E .• (P.O. Box 54) Prince Albert, Sask. 1828 Hale, Joan R., MD., 117S Castlevale Drive, Louisville 17, Ky. 1674 Haley, Warren F., Box 205, Fryeburg, Maine 681 Hall, A. H., 3720 Cadboro Bay Road, Victoria, B.C.

1433 Hall, Edward, 679 Windemere Ave., Ottawa, Ont. S60 Halliday, W. E. D., 420 Lisgar Road, Rockcliffe Park, Ottawa, Ont.

1945 Halloran, Herman G., 130 Morse Street, Niles, Ohio 1787 Hammell. Mrs. Daphne J., The Highlander, Box 52, McKellar, Ont. 791 Hanselman, Mae M., Box 573, Brantford, Ont. 9S Hansler Lester A., Box 632, Inglewood, Calif.

1979 Hanson, V . Victor Jr., ISSS Oakwood Place, Deerfield, Illinois 739 Hanzel, William E. , 179 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill.

1863 Happy, John, 141 Hammersmith Ave., Toronto 13, Ont. 1621 Harmer, Bernard D., 6 West 48th Street, N.Y.C. 36. 452 Harmer, C H . C., 39-42 New Bond St .. London, W. I, England. 282 Hanner, Gordon R., S6Q-Sth Avenne, N.Y.C. 19.

1733 Harper, Ethel, Peter Cooper Hotel, 130 E. 39th St., N.Y.C. 16 570 Harper, Maj. G. B .• 53 ChesU Ct., Chelsea Manor St., London S.W. 3, England. 884 Harper, George T., 411 Dryden Road, Ithaca, N.Y.

1734 Harrington, Dr. Paul, 88 Heddington Ave., Toronto 12, Ontario 1360 Harris A. Leonard, SO Victoria Road N., Southsea. Hampshire, England. 729 Harris, E. A., 98 Waskatenau Crescent, Calgary, Alberta

1147 Harris, F. N., 11013-129 Street. Edmonton, Alta . IS86 Harris, Sidney D ., 162 Grove St .. Rntland, Vt. I SOO Harris Sidney T., The Brows, Liss, Hants, England. 1384 Harrison, A. F., 37 Elizabeth Street N., Brampton, Ont. ISOI Harrison, Horace W. Box 5780, Pikesville 8, Md. 1923 Harrison Capt. R. T., 302 Laurel Drive, Dinters, Texas 770 Hart, Kenneth D., 43 N .Y. Avenue, Dumont, N.J. 911 Hassan, William J .. 406 N . Tioga St., Ithaca, N.Y.

1959 Hatcher, James B., Scott Publications, Inc., 461-Sth Avenue, New York I, N .Y. 531 Hauseman, Tilghman K., 1200 Farmington Ave., Pottstown. Pa.

1032 Hawley, Cyril H., East Hartland, Conn. 1666 Hayes, Harry, 18 Field Hill, Batley Yorkshire. England. 1900 Hayne, Andrew, 18 Adelaide St. South, Lindsay, Ontario 1633 Haystead Robert A., 24911 Ox.ford, Dearborn, Mich. 1955 Haywood, Barry Kenneth, 66 Hillholme Road, Toronto 7, Ontario !80S Heberling, Jack W. Jr., 1320 Quincy Dr., Green Acres, Wilmington 3, Dela. L164 Hedley, Rl~hard P., 2S9 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N.Y. 869 Heiman, Irwin, 2 West 46th Street, N.Y.C. 19.

1796 Helsz, George M ., 927 Colony Road, Grand Island, N.Y. 165 Herst, Herman Jr., Shmb Oak, Westchester Co., N.Y.

1451 Hetherington, Albert E., ISIO Western Road, London, Ont. 1502 Hetherington, Robert B. , Beedings Cottage, Gay St., Pulborough, Sussex, England. 1934 Hewitt, Dorothy, M.D., 511 Los Altos Avenue, Long Beach 14, California.

9S6 Hickey, Frank J ., 242 Lee St., Peterboro, Ont. 1033 Hicks, George D., Wellington St., Ustowel, Ont. 247 Hicks, Henry D., 6446 Coburg Road, Halifax, Nova Scotia

1422 Higginbotham, Sibley, 93 S. Central Ave., Wollaston 70, Mass.

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IS70 Hlll, Arthur C., MD., 309 Dufferin Ave., Sherbrooke, Que. 1095 Hill. Gordon M. , 1612-50th Avenue S.W .. Calgary, Alta. l!S9 Hill, James R., M.D., 9420.67 Avenue, Edmonton, Alta. 1980 Hilton, M. S., P.O. Box 73, Elkhorn, Wisconsin 1905 Hingston, James, MD. , 46SS Bellevue Drive, Vancouver 8, B.C. 14S2 Hirsch, Willie, P.O. Box 918, Prescott, Ont. 234 Hiscock, E. H., 15 Cornwall Heights, St. John's, Nftd. 666 Hodder, Rev. Morley F., 22 Walmer Road, Apt. 403 , Toronto 4, Ont. 985 Hodgson, Mrs. Saydc, 47 Risebrough Ave., Willowdale, Ont. 582 Hofbauer, Frank L. , 14 Olivia Drive, Yardley, Pa.

1735 Hoffman, Harry E ., 3201 W. Roosevelt Road, Chicago 24, IU. 10 Hoffmann, Walter R., 7718-9Sth Avenue, Ozone Park 16, N.Y.

1402 Hollands, Hedley John, 245 Eglinton Avenue W., Apt. 6, Toronto 12, Ont . 896 Hollingsworth, Dr. Chas. W ., 17 Mellish Road, Walsall, Staffs, England.

1946 Holmes, R. Brian, M.D., 481 Temagami Crescent, Port Credit, Ontario 854 Holmes, Dr. Ralph Jerome, Dept. Geology, Columbia University, N.Y.C. 27.

1806 Holmok, Eugene H., 5423 Earnscliffe Ave., Montreal 29, Que. S96 Holness, A. B., 18 Meadowvale Drive, Toronto 18, Ont.

1914 Holtz , Geortte P .. 3171 Van Horne Ave., Montreal 26, Que. 1313 Hooghkirk, Robert C., Drawer 8, Boynton Beach, Florida 1435 Hopkins, Harris Hazen, 343 Park Ave., Parchment, Kalamazoo 15. Mich. 1237 Hornby, Fred, lOSS Seyburn Ave., Detroit 14, Mich. II 14 Horne, Brien , 2709 Montcalm Crescent, Calgary, Alta . 1128 Horne, H. H .. 97 lecavalier Street, St. l aurent, Que. 1428 Horowitz, PhilipS., P.O. Box 42, East Elmhurst 69, N.Y. 923 Horton. S. J., 3005 East 3rd Avenue. Vancouver 12, B.C.

1129 Howard, Lionel D., Awakeri, R. D. 3, Whakatane, New Zealand. 1736 Howe, H. H., 1400 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago 10, Ill. 771 Howes, VIctor E. , 148 Beltran St., Malden 48, Mass.

167S Hoyer, Paul H ., 126 Delview Drive., Windybush, Wilmington 3, Dela . 1667 Hubbard, Alfred John, 186 City Road, London E. C. I. England. 134~ Huff, Clayton, 925 Edgewood Ave., Pelham Manor, N.Y. 379 Humby, H. T., 2041 Courtland Drive, Burlington, Ont.

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

44 Hunter, Ralph C., 484 Park, Birmingham, Mich . 583 Hurst. Peter J ., 344S Cote des Neiges Road, Apt. 329, Montreal 25, Que.

13p Hurst, W . D., 67 Kingsway, Winnipeg 9, Man. 871 Hutt. Fred B., 102 Eastwood Ave .. Ithaca , N.Y.

1080 Hutton, Tom Reay, S Elm Close, Amersham, Bucks, E ngland. '13 Hyde, Alex, 337 Stagg St. , Brooklyn 6, N.Y.

1220 Ingraham, W . St. Clair, No. 2 Crescent St., North Sydney, N.S. 1301 Insley, Arthur H., 378 Melrose Ave. , Toronto 12, Ont. 1783 Irvine, Alan F., S12 St. James St., London, Ont.

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235 Jackson, W. L., 5SO Balliol St., Toronto 12, Ont. 17SO Jaco, Dr. N. T., 4 Ermeti Place. Endewood Cliffs, N.J . 106 Jacobi, H. Jr., 149 Bay Street So., Hamilton, Ont.

IS43 Jacobson, CWO Benj. S. USNR; Ret., P.O. Box S62, Santa Barbara, Ca lif. 1410 James, Dr. E . S., 119 Mountbatten Ave., Winnipeg 29, Manitoba

72 Jamieson, Raymond A ., Box 235, Almonte, Ont. 1195 Jamieson, Robert A. , 8 Gilmore Blvd. No., Wappinger Falls, N.Y. 283 Jarrett, Fred, Box 302, O.P.O., Toronto, Ont. 618 Jarvis, Laurence E. M .. 28 Lynnhaven Road, Toronto 19, Ont.

1972 Jeffries, T . D., 84 The Kingsway, Toronto 18, Ontario 654 J ennings, Carl, 29 James Street So., Hamilton, Ont.

1504 Jennings, H . 1. , 1937 Clermont, Denver, Colo. 82 Jephcott, Dr. Clare M ., 323 Rosemary Road, Toronto, Ont.

943 Jockel, C. H., 61 Great S.W. Road, Hounslow, Middlesex, England. 1846 Jobos, Oliver G., 363 Lakeshore Drive, Cobourg, Ont. 1221 Johnson, B. Connor, 306 W. High St., Urbana, Ill. 303 Johnson, G . E., 12 Lee Court, Brockton 12, Mass. 793 Johnson, John H., 4429 N. Winchester Ave. , Chicago 40, Ill . 24 Johnson, Thomas L., 21001 Alexander Drive, St. Clair Shores, Mich.

721 Johnston, Gordon, Sanatorium P.O., Ont. 172 Johnstone, W. S., 2091 West Broadway, Vancouver, B.C. 533 Jones, Cathleen A., Bluenose Motel, P .O. Box 1133, Halifax, N .S .

I 169 Jones, Irwin G ., 220 Walnut Lane, Ambler, Pa. 751 Judd, Allan F ., 34 Adelaide Crescent, Hove, Sussex, England.

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17$9 Ka.lbfleisch, Grant L ., 1342 Laperriere Ave., Ottawa 3, Ont. 1737 Kaminer, Barney H ., .5738 Fair Ave., Apt ''T'', No. Hollywood, Calif. 708 Kanee, Sol, 122 Ash St., Winnipeg, Man.

1011 Karpinski, Edward T., 367 Park St. (P.O. Box 614) New Britain, Conn. 1240 Kay, JosephS., 8663 Bissemore St., Detroit 13, Mich. 760 Kay, Marshall, 17.5 Glenwood Ave., Leonia, N.J . 94.5 Keatley, James M., 130 Barcladen Road, Rosemont, Pa . .56.5 Keane, F. W. L., 140.5 Stadacona Avenue, Ste. 201, Victoria, British Columbia

1864 Kearsiey, Ken, Box 371, Barrie, Ont. 873 Keffer, Harry B., Box 6201, Hamden 17, Connecticut

1996 Keirn, Peter M., 2304 Vlstazo East, Tiburon, CaHfomJa 8.5 Kemp, C. George, 4402 King Edward Ave., Montrea l, Que.

1393 Kemp, Clarence A., 10 Benvenuto Place, Apt. 101, Toronto 7, Onl. 822 Kenny, James H. F., 7 Madawaska Drive, Ottawa. Ont.

1668 Kenwood, CliJford W., 37 Highfield Ave., Town of Mount Royal, Quebec 1.527 Kenyon, Alonzo F .. 2.50.5 HollYwood Drive, Pittsburgh 3.5, Pa. 1676 Kenyon, StewartS . 1.520.5·74 Avenue, Edmonton, Alta. 1394 Kem, Ca.rl F., 2430 Park Street, Bellingham. Wash. 334 Kessler, Alfred H., 7934 Pickering St., Philadelphia SO, Pa. 898 Klefaber, W. H., 634 Woods Road, Dayton 19, Ohio

1901 Klllsh, Ted L., 9208 Trinity, Detroit 28, Mich. 1291 King, Garfleld A., 4636 West 8th Avenue, Vancouver 8, B.C. 1386 King, William Henry, 144 So. Edwards Ave., Syracuse 6. N.Y. 1997 Kinslow, William B., 102 Gerald Drive, Syracuse 9, New YOik 342 Kirchoff, Arthur G., 12139 Manor Ave., Detroit 4, Mich.

1336 Kirk. Amy (Mrs. J . A. C.), 4063 West 34th Avenue , Vancouver 13, B.C. 1327 Kirkwood, A. L. H., 34 Wlllowbank Blvd., Toronto 12, Ont. 773 Kitchen, John M., Rt. 6, Woodstock, Ont.

1049 Kitchen, W02 Ronald, 433 Chomedey Blvd., Chomedey, Quebec 1906 Kilman, Murray, MD., 421.5 Cambie St.. Vancouver 9, B.C. 1018 Kline, Robert L., 1061 W. Rosemont, Chicago 26, Illinois 1.5.56 Knight, Alexander Duncan. 261 Maplehurst Ave .. Wlllowdale. Ont. 1998 Knight, James Frederick, 01 Dlv., USS Francis Marion (APA-249), F.P.O., N.Y. I 196 Knox, Stewart 1., Box 674, Port Arthur, Ont. 1387 Koeppel, Adolph, 633 Chelsea Road , Oceanside, L.l .. N.Y. 1967 Korbel, George W., 76.51 West Adams Street, Forest Park, IUinois 1798 Kraemer, Fred, 4111·19th Street N.W., Calgary, Alta. 774 Kraemer, James E., 18 Cambridge Ave., Kitchener, Ont.

1.560 Krasner, Milton, 169 Rldae Road, No. Arlington, N .J . 1931 Kreaer, Albert E., R .R. No. I, Rainy River, Ont. 327 Kreischer, Peter, 3311 N. 32nd Street, Phoenix 18, Ariz.

1131 Kropke, Lister R .. 9029 S. Claremont, Chicago 20, Ill. 1907 Kuhlman, Fred, P .O. Box .51, Melville, Sask. 1635 Kuttner, William R., 114 Doualas Road, Roselle, N.J.

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1760 Lackner, Robert 1., 1661 Beaucaire Drive, Warson Woods 22, Mo. 1369 LaFrance, Leo. L., 27 Underhill Road, Ossington, N .Y. 1924 Lagios, Nicholas L., 290 DuiTerin Road, H ampstead, Montreal 29, Que.

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. York Mills, Wlllowdale, Ont. 12.5.5 Lamb, Richard M., Box .573, Kltchener, Ont. 383 Lambe, Harold R., 34 Deloralne Ave., Toronto 12, Ont.

1.561 Lamoureux, Louis M., 222 Lawrence Ave. W., Toronto 12, Ont 14.5 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. S84 Langer, F., 432 W. Pender, Vancouver 3, B.C.

IS39 Lanastroth, R. S., DDS, 190 St. John St., Fredericton, N.B. 900 LaFerriere, Charles A., 161 S Hatcher Crescent, Ann A$bOr, Mich. 9.58 Larkin, Richard H., 404 Security Bldg., Windsor, Ont . .516 Law, James, Apt. 200 RJdout Towers, London, Ontario

1292 Lawler, J. Murray, 6 Alntree Court, Toronto 14, Ont. S71 Lea. J . A . Esq.-Manchester Ltd., 6 Albert Square. Manchester 2, England. 687 Lea, William E., 446 Strand, London W.C. 2, England . 312 LeBaron, Owen V., 2n4 S. Phillippi Road, Boise, Idaho. 146 Lee, Chester, P.O. Box 190S, LaJoUa, Calif.

L1035 Lft, George L ., Box .57, Bernardsville, N.J. 1096 Lee, J . Chang, 220 Union Blvd., St. Lambert, Que.

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1141 Lee. WalterS., Box 577, Smithers, B.C. 493 Lees-Jones, R.W.T., Merridale, Baokhall Lane, Hale, Cheshire, England.

1436 Leaeer, Jacob I., 511 Beechwood Drive, East Rochester, N .Y. 1856 Lehr, James, 2448 East 24th Street, Tulsa 4, Okla. 1615 Letch, E. H., 1232 Des Chemaux Road, Three Rivers, Que. 637 Lett. W. Ralph, 118 Montgomery Ave .. Apt. lOSE, Toronto 12, Ont. 166 Leuf, Ralph R., 7212 N. Oakland St., Philadelphia 49, Pa.

1097 Levine, Irving, 65 Aberfoyle Road. N ew Rochelle, N.Y. Ll Le•lne, Jack, 209 Pine Tree Road, Oxford, N .C. L506 Lewis, Gordon P., 37 Eldomar Ave., Brompton, Ont. 824 Lichlla, Allen D .• 20192 Sorrento, Detroit 35, Mich. 263 Lldman, David, 390 West End Ave., Apt. 3D, N.Y.C .• 24.

Ll54 Llggelt, C. Kirk, 135 Glenview Ave., Wyncote, Pa. 1388 Lincoln, Leo L., 14 Kenwood St., Pittsfleld , Mns.s 753 Linde, Orvel A., 5321-14 Avenue S., Minneapolis I 7, Minn.

1328 Linton, H ., 1707 Dempsey Road, No. Vancouver. B.C. 1 ~86 Lipman, Tom A., 2359 Caracas St., La Crcsenta, Calif. 1224 Little, Philip Jr., 490 Highcroft Road, Wayzata, Minn. ~61 LlttleReld , Lester N., 52 W. Emerson St., Melrose 76, Mass. 970 Livingstone, Elizabeth M., 14400 Olastenbury Road. Detroit 23, Mich. 384 Llewellyn, George B., 137 Clearview Ave., Huntingdon Valley, Pa.

1083 Lloy, J . M., 90 Heath St. W., Apt . 303, Toronto 7. Ont . 1848 Lorenson, Ernest , 4250 Dieppe Road, Victo ria, B.C. 1160 Loukin. Alexander, 42 East 75th Street, N .Y.C. 21. 1865 Lounsbery, R. H., 215 E. State St ., Ithaca, N.Y. 826 Loveys, Newton, 125 Lawton Blvd., Apt. I 109, Toronto 7, Oot.

L510 Lowe, Robson, SO Pall Mall, London S.W. I , Endand. Ll465 Ludlow, Lewis M. Jr., No. 34--Chome. Nishi-Sh.ibaura, Minato-Ku, Tokyo, J apan 1469 Lucy, Shue F., 1612-2lst Street N.W., Calgary, Alta. 1012 Lukow. Stanley, 472 McKenzie St., Winnipeg 4, Man. 1256 Lum, Cpl. Stanley, RCAF Sta. Vancouver, Richmond, B.C. 1751 Lumley. W., 234 Pine St., Delhi, Ont. 1149 Lundberg, John P., 11232-95A Street, Edmonton, Alta. 167 Lussey Harry W., 137 Voorhis Ave., New Milford, N.J. 959 Lyman, Robert W., P .O. Box 299, Marblehead, Mass.

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638 Macaskie, James P., 23 Thornhill Ave., Lindley, Huddersfleld, Yorkshire, England. 386 Macaulay, Jan M., 7 St Patrick St ., Port Dover, Ont. 740 MacCallum RobertS., 6 Douglas Lane, Larchmont, N.Y.

1723 MacCormack, Dr. Harold P., 34 Charles St., Truro, N.S. 11 81 MacDonald , Dr. John J., P.O. Box 38, Antiaonish, N.S. 1935 MacDonald, Thomas. 431 Winona Drive. Toronto 10, Ontario. 1688 Macinnes, Malcolm T., 33 Pleasant St., Truro, N .S. 715 Maciver, Richard G. Jr., Lloyd Manor, Apt. 27, 376 West E nd Ave., Long Branch, N.J.

1829 MacKenn, Harry Raymond, Rothsay R.R. No.2, Kings Co., N.B. IS49 MacKenzie, C. Y .. Box 237, Boissevan, Man. I 60S MacLeod, D . J., 202 Willow Ave., Nnshwooksis, N.B. 484 MacMaster, Harris A., Ste. 109, 1305 Jervis St.. Vancouver S, B.C. 886 MacNutt, W. S., History Dept., U. or N.B., Fredericton, N.B. 828 MacRoy, J. K .. 94 Indian Road, Toronto 3, Ont. 107 Makepeace, Colin MacR., 1030 Hospilal Trust Blda .• Providence 6 , R.I.

1572 Manaold, Carl Rene, 1495 St. J ames Stret W., Montreal, Que. 1453 Mann. Charles M., Box 3442, Universily Sta., Charlo ttesville, Va. 1936 Marcellus, M. L., 2 Brookside Drive, Barrie, Ontario 1808 Maresch, Wm. H . P., 628 Yonge St., Toronto s. Ont. 1777 Maraeson, Paul B., 2187 Dexter Street, Schenectady, N.Y. 1891 Marino, Joe, Main SL, Geraldton, Ont. 1834 Mark, A. W, (Bill), 7671 Burris SL., So. Burnaby, B.C. 1jl37 Marklson, Paul 0., 421 Sonora Drive, San Mateo, California. )09 Marler. Hon. George C., 1460 McGregor St., Apt. 504, Montreal, Que.

1999 Marshall, F. A., R.R. 2, Reg.lna, Saskatchewan 1589 Marshall, Roy, 10424 McVine Ave., Sunland, Cali f. 932 Marlin, Georae M., 1120 Larson Bldg., Yakima, Washington

1887 Martin, J . S .. 465 Nvberg St., Kitchener, Ont. ISS Martin, W. F. B., 150 Argyle Ave., Apt. 411 , Ottawa, Ontario

1625 Matejka, James J . Jr., MD., tON. LaSalle St., Ste. 2 16, Chicago 2, Ul. 1132 Mate, Raymond, 3SS8 Addington. Montreal 28. Que. 1697 Matthews, Thomas A .• 2500 Signal Hill Road, Springfield, Ohio. 972 Maxim, Oren B., Box 1505, Waterbury 20, Conn. 526 Maxwell, Richard N. , Forest St., Middleton, Mass.

1315 McCallum, Reside, 3 Lansdowne Gardens. Pointe Claire, Que. 1470 McCiammy, Wm. C., P.O. Box !S9S , Wilmington. N .C. 933 McClelland, James B., 3162 W att Road, K elowna, Brillsh Columbia

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1377 McConnell, Mrs. G. H., 314 Kingswood Road, Toronto 13, Ont. 238 McCoy, Ethel B., 65 West 54th Street, N.Y.C. 19.

1395 McCready, A. L., Gould St., Cobd~n. Ont. 875 McCreery, Hugh C., 232 Avenue "C" West, Bismarck. N .D.

1799 McCUsker, J ohn J ., J r., University of Pittsburah, Tower "C", Room 602, 3955 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, Penna.

19S McDonald, F. Beattie, 148 West 3Sth Street, Hamilton, Ontario 1200 McDonald, Susan M., 2030 Glenmont Avenue N.W., Canton 8, Ohio.

27 McDonough, Charles, 3213 N. Howard St., Philadelphia 40, Pa. 1562 McGowan, Louis C., 63 Walnut St., Johnston 9, R.l . 857 McGrath, Edward, 37 Chaplin Ave., St. Catherlnes, Ont. 239 McGuire, J. W., 70 Church St., Montrose, Pa. 762 Mcintyre, Arthur W., 10918-84 Avenue, Edmonton, Alta.

1416 McKanna, Alan Gordon, 41 Saybrook Ave., Toronto 18, Ont. 1819 McKay, Doris (Mrs. G. F.), 10439-140 Street. Edmonton, Alta. 1771 McKinnon, Donald E .. 325 Bighorn St., Banff, Alta. JSI6 McLaren, John N .• 5 East Court St., Hudson, N.Y. 1036 McLellan, Hubert M., 2206 E. Crescent Drive, Seattl~ 2, Wasb.

S34 Mclellan, Hugh, Champlain. N.Y. 1642 Mclellan, Robert F., Q.C., P.O. Box 45, Truro, N .S. 915 McMaster, T. Lediey, c;o Bank or N .S., 1301 Douglas St., 'Victoria, B.C.

1738 McMillan, Alex, 1827 Regent StreetS., Sudbury, Ont. 780 McMurrlch, J. Ronald First Street, Gananoque, Ont. 962 McMurry, Jack W., 1552 Norview Ave., Norfolk 13, Va. 649 McNeil, C. Russell, 833 Kin&sway Drive, Longacres, Burlington, Ont.

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

1257 Melvin, George H ., 3400-21 Avenue, Vernon, B.C. 46 Menendian. Raymond A .. 1990 Elmwood Ave., Apt. A. Columbus 12, Ohio.

2005 Menken, Harry, Jr., 76 Rhoda Avenue, Nutley 10, New Jersey 1225 Menzie, Robert W., 513-21st Street W., Owen Sound, Ont. 1636 Mercantinl, Edward S .. MO., 339 MacLaren St .. Ottnwa 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 - RO 1, Machias, :Maine 1454 Meyer, Joseph, 2720 Montreal Crescent, Regina, Sask. L9 Meyers, Harold R., Wfllouahby Place, Brooklyn 5. N.Y. L3 Meyerson, Daniel C., 69 Fenimore Drive, H arrison, N.Y. 1004 Meyerson, Roslyn C .. 69 Fenimore Drive, H arrison, N.Y. 1429 Michael, A. L., Stanley Gibbons Ltd., 391 Strnnd, London, England 1590 MHsud, Austin V., 7516 Donegal Drive, San Jose, Calif. 1161 Millman. W. Logan, 151 Norman St., Samla, Ont. 1507 Mills, George R., M.D., 7412 Rosedale, Allen Pnrk, Mich. 1973 Mllls, Ralpb W., 2 1 Castor Crescent, Scarborough, Ontario 1476 Milne, Brian F .. 14500 San Jose St., San Fernando, CaUJ. 240 Minkus, Jacques, 69-39 Juno St., Forest Hills, N.Y. 67 Minuse, Kenneth, 1236 Grund Concourse. Bronx 56, N.Y.

2000 Mitchell, Wallace B., 126 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge 38, Massachusetts 1267 Miterman, Irving, 190 Windmill Road, Willow Grove, Pa. 1591 Moberg, Cornell. Drawer 549, Yorkton, Sask. 1951 Moffatt, Dr. William G ., Vines Rd. (Charlton) R.O. :#:I, Ba.llston Lake, N.Y. L68 MoD, ArtJiur B .. 1240-72nd Street, Brooklyn 28, N.Y. 1717 Montague, Charlotte A., (Mrs. R. W.), 1334-100 N.E., Bellevue. Wash. 2006 Montgomery, Joseph A. , 2432 Balmoral Avenue, Niagara Falls, Ontario 1083 Moore, Christopher A., 64 Oakmount Road, Toronto 9, Ont. 1490 Moore, Ralph R., 44 N. Hillside Ave., Chatham, N.J. 742 Moore, Robert A., 135 Glenforest Read, Toronto 12, Ont.

1938 Moraan, Frank M ., Box 26, Hanover, N.H. (Box 922, Mt. Dora, Fla. Nov.-May). 188 Morris, Thomas F., 19 West Drive, Larchmont, N.Y.

1660 Morse, Lewis R., MO., 151 K ing Street E., St. John, N.B. 1649 Mortonson, W. H ., 153 High St., Closter, N .J. 1626 Moser, H enry W., 2 West Redman Ave., Haddonfield, N.J. 626 Mountain, Joseph H ., 212 So. Franklin St., Chicaao 6, rn. 754 Mower. Donald P .. 133 Central Ave., Waterbury 10. Conn.

1960 Mueller, Mrs. B., Box 35, Vnnanda, British Columbia. 1372 Moyle, Or. H. B., Canton Village Circle, Canton, Conn. 284 Mueller, Col. Harrle 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.

1974 Munro, J. E. R., 711 Sherbrooke, Peterborou&h, E.C., Ontario

N 830 Nadon, E., Box 226, Temiskaming, Que.

1316 Nairne, Reginald. 642 Battery St., Victoria , B.C. 1784 Nault, M. L , 1478 St. Zotlque Street E. , Montreal 33, Que. 1'28 Needoba, Lesly, R.R. 3, Armstrong, B.C.

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903 Neff, Leland I., 430 S. Burnside Ave., Apt. IOK, Los Angeles 36, Calft. 1888 Neilson, Maynard Ernest, 1531 Har<ting Ave., Pasadena 7, Calif. 797 Nemmers, Dr. C. J ., Anamosa, Iowa.

1100 Netherton, Dr. W. J ., 6S1 Winnipeg St., Penticton, B.C. 1021 Newcomb, Simon J ., Takla Log, via Ft. St James, B.C. 1142 Newsam, Guy V., 16 Rosedale Road, Apt . 816, Toronto, Ont . 1481 Nicholson. Eric Anthony, Box 988, Creston, B.C. L l 7%7 Nickle, Sam C., 1208 Bclavista Crescent, Calgary, Alberta IS45 Nielsen, Henry, Box I I, Stn. F, Toronto S, Ont.

71 Norbeck, John L., 5828 Halifax AvenueS., Minneapolis 24, Minn. 1991 Norman, Wm. E., 6157 Westwood Terrace, Norfolk 8, Virginia L117 Nouss, Henry 0 ., P.O. Box 2775, Hamilton Sta., Pompano Beach, Fla 1876 Nowask1, Thomas J., 3().26 Hobart St., Woodside 77, N .Y. 485 Noye, Richard K., ITI, 520 Rutgers Ave., Swarthmore, Pa.

11 82 Nystrom, David, Box 235, Gibson, B.C.

0 1701 Obenauer, Ross A. , IS Lakeview Circle, Skaneateles, New York 1053 Och, Frederick A., 2 East Main St., Adamstown, Pa.

2 Odell, Fay H., 34 Grove St., Pleasantville, N .Y. 732 Oertel, Roland C., 10 Pleuli Drive, Moraga, Calif. 561 O'Leary, Ed., 2224 Niaaara Ave., Niagara Falls, N .Y . 118 Olivier, Georges, 12 Wellington Street N., Sberbrooke, Que.

1111 Olivier, Dr. Jacques, 4867 Grosvenor, Montreal, Que. 34 O'Neill, Tbos. H ., 603 Fourth Street, Liverpool, N .Y.

IS74 O' Neill, W. Paul, 7000 Glenbrook Road, Bethesda I4, Maryland . 1637 Orobko, Wflllam, DDS, 300 Bi rks Bldg., Edmonton, Alta. 271 Osborne, Roland H., M.D., 13336 Chalon Road, 1.06 Anaeles 49, California

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1178 Padbury, Melvern H. , 2493 West First, Apt. 203, Vancouver, B.C. 313 Paine, Harold L, R.R. 1, Brechin. Ont.

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

1690 Parker, Dr. Robert R., 2SIS Holyrood Drive, Nanaimo, B.C. 1296 Pascoe, Harry A ., IS3 Helmsdale Ave., Winnipea S, Man. 1477 Paterson, Henry A., Box 424, Liverpool, N.S. 1871 Paterson, Ian A. D .• Box 7267, Eldorado, Sask. 1981 Paterson, Nell A ., P.O. Box S4, Leamington, Ontario 517 Patrick, Douglas A., 1616 Applewood Road, Port Cred it, Ont. <151 Pearen, A. W., 3308 Yonge St .. Toronto, Ont. 973 Pearsall, Robert L., 20 Morgan St., Binghamton, N.Y. SIS Peatman, Alfred N., Renforth, King Co., N.B. 627 Pell, Samuel F. J r., 1624 Woodard St., No. Las Vegas, N. Mex.

1268 Pelletier, Narcisse A., 34 Blandford St., Toronto 10, Ont . 1101 Penny, D. G ., St. 4, Erickson Block, 249 Main St ., Penlicton, B.C. 13SO 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. 12.02 Peters, Reimers A. , 4836 White Gates Drive, Phoeni x, Ariz. 1908 Peterson, Miss Jeanette M., 9SOS S.W. Commercial Street, Tigard 23, Oregon 1312 Peterson, Andrew J ., 36 Pearl St., Hartford, Conn. 611 Petri, Pitt, 378 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N.Y. 917 Pettingell. George, Box 462, Nelson. Pennsylvania,

183S Pherril, E. T., 104 John St., Thornhill, Ont. 192S Pickard, C. W., 42 Cedar Grove Crescent, St. J obn, N.B. 629 Piaaott, Earle L., 467 Main St., KentviUe, N .S.

p61 Pike, J ames A., cjo Dawn Mining Co., Ford, Wash. 18 Pimont, Justin Raoul, 242 Tom Hunter Road, Fort Lee, N.J .

28S Pitblado Isaac, c;o Pitblado, Hosk1n &. Co., 900 Hamilton Bldg., 39S Main St., Winnipeg 2, Man. 1337 Plum, George H., P.O. Box 118 New Canaan, Conn. 1691 Pollard Stanley, P.O. Box S2S Campbell River B.C. '763 Pollltz, William T., 40 Court Street, Boston, Moss. (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., Box 682, R.R. 2, Ottawa, Ont. lr30 Poole, E. E., 10S03-109 Street, Edmonton, Alta. 918 Poole, W. J ., 1 Adelaide St., London W.C.2, E~land.

IOS4 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.

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464 Powe, Roland L., North Windham, Conn. 1351 Powell, Edgar E. C ., 10340 Wadburst Road, Edmonton, Alta . 1872 Prather, Clare, 1147 S. Braden St., Tulsa 12, Okla. 1982 Pratt, Robert H., 7912 North Beach Road, Milwaukee 17, Wisconsin 1909 Price, Thomas E., 6878 East Boulevard, Vancouver 14, B.C. 658 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.

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393 Quarles, Mervyn V., 17344 Mahoney Parkway, Hazel Crest, Ill.

R 1510 Redford, W. R., 8300 Riverview Lane, Vancouver, Wash. 1702 Raley, James H., 506 West 44th, Vancouver,. Wash. 1699 Ramsey, W. J. II, P .O. Box 876, Bristol, Conn.

89 Reals, Willis B., 30 Algonquin Road, Norwalk, Conn. 783 Reiche, Hans, 22 Chapleau Ave., Apt. 3, Ottawa 2. Ont.

1718 Reid, William Henry, 987-7th Avenue E., Owen Sound, Ontario. 298 Reinhard, Henri E., 3605 Calloway Ave., Baltimore 15, Md.

1692 Remick, Fenton M., 43117 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Point Farms 36, Michigan 1693 Rezanowich, A., 6235-30th Avenue, Montreal 36, Quebec 168 Richardson, Edward A., 303 Pin Oak Drive, La Marque, Texas

1117 Richardson, Sidney T., 41Q-11th Avenue N.W., Calgary, Alta . 2008 Richardson, Mrs. Mary J ., Avonton Hilt, Windsor, Nova Scotia 2001 Richman, Alfred, 677 Oak Street, Winnipeg 9, Manitoba

500 Riehle, Joh.n A., 694 E. Montana Ave., St. Paul 6, Minn. 1204 Rines, Homer G., 12 Wind Road , East Hartford 8, Conn. 1183 Risteen, F. R., 122 Smythe St., Fredericton, N.B. 2009 Roberts, Anthony F., R.R. #2, Wellandport, Ontario ts35 Robertson, K. M., Box 904, VIctoria, B.C. 799 Robinson, Arthur G. t606-34th Avenue S.W., Calgary, Alta.

1957 Robinson, John Arthur, P.O. Box 1187, Stuart, Florida 249 Rockett Wilmer C., 2030 Overlook Ave., Willow Grove, Pa. 700 Roaers, J . V., 8 Ritchie Ave., Trail, B.C.

1952 Rohloff, Paul C., 1205 North Marion, Oak Park, Illinois 1511 Rorke, Willard, 511 Tegler Bldg., Edmonton, Alta. 250 Rosenbaum, Joseph C., 4119 Decarie Blvd., Montreal, Que.

1445 Rosenblat, Daniel G., 660 W. Hillsdale Blvd., San Mateo, Calif. 1915 Rosenblatt, Philip, 42 Sheridan Ave., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 1056 Rosenthal, Harry W., 215-3rd Street, Bismarck, N.D. 1104 Rosenthal, Max, 429 Craven Road, Toronto 8, Ont. 1681 Ross, George A., 590 Highbury Ave., London, Ont. 1724 Ross, John A., 2 St. Charles Road, Beaconsfield, Que. 324 Rothermil, L. E., 2315 Forbes St., Jacksonville 4, Fla.

1575 Roy, Peter Edmond, 243 Place Viger, Ste. Foy, Quebec 10, Que. 1057 Rubislak, Henry M., 41 Sprenger Ave., Buffalo 11, N.Y. 1850 Rumball, Dr. N. H ., 997 Gerrard Street E., Toronto 8, Ont. 964 Rushton, Eric, Box 701, Cbippawa, Ontario 587 Russell, William H., 7 Vinton St., Melrose 76, Mass.

s 642 Sadler, A., 417 St. Joseph Blvd. W., Apt. 15, Montreal, Que. 926 Sanderson, C. W., Birnleknowes, Cockburnspath, Berwickshire, Scotland.

1430 Sattinger, Richard H., 111 South 3rd Street, Brooklyn 11, N.Y. 1105 Sault, Earl S., Ormstown, Que. 1910 Saunders, Jack E., 130 Buck St., Collingwood, Ont. 1058 Scales, N. W., 1922 W. Michigan St., Evansville 12, Ind. 1439 Scarlet, Leo, 116 Nassau St., N.Y.C. 38. 1405 Scheid, William T., 1756 Orchard Ave., Trenton 10, N.J. 1893 Schenk, John A., 3235 Acacia Drive, Cheyenne, Wyoming 1902 Schlosser, J. J., 1549 East 63rd Street, Vancouver 15, B.C. 1661 Schnier, George A., 1425 E. Herring Ave., West Covina, Calif. 837 Schreiber, Anne, 2 Hopeton St. . Galt, Ont.

1278 Schuberth, Charles W., 45 Niles St., Hartford 5, Conn. 1521 Schuck, Herbert F., 15 Sweetbrlar Lane, Bordentown, N.J. SOl Schuman, Clifford R., 40 West 77th Street, New York, New York

1779 Scisco, Lubert H., 3226 Santa Anita, Altadena, Calif.

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965 Scon. Bernard. 6151 l'eppereU St., Halifax, N.S. 1652 Scoll, Donald 0., 12 Brown Court, Petaluma, Calif. t 894 Sefton, Daniel, 8309 Fenton St., Silver Spring, Maryland 1719 Seidel, Raymond E., MD., 1801 Porter St., Philadelphia 4S, Pa. 1594 Seifert, William A. Jr., 4 Russell Road , West Albany 5, N.Y. 1961 Shantz, Stanley, 763 Green Lane, London, Ontario

39S Sharpe, Lloyd W., 47 Grant Blvd., Umvershy Gardens, Dundas, Ont. 1491 Shave, Alec A., 6466 StJrling. Detroit 2, Mich. 299 Shaw, T. P. Gladstone, 1427 George St., Shawinigan Falls, Que. 975 Shaw, Alan B., P.O. Box S91, Tulsa 2, Okla.

t 576 Shea, James L., 358 Granby Road, Chicopee, Mass. 1916 Shellhamer, Robert H., 2364 Crestview Road, P illsburgh 16, Pa. 1397 ShilJeto, Jack:, P.O. Box 967, Bellingham 9, Washington 1917 Shireman, Ernest R .. 125 W. Sherwood Terrace. Ft. Wayne, Ind. 1983 Shortreed, John W. K., 7309 Saskatchewan Drive, Edmonton, Alberta 1331 Showers. J. Grant, 1362 Athena St. , Sounla, Ont. 122~ Silverman, I. Irving , lOS W. Adams St., Chicago 3, Ill. 1962 Simmonds, William E ., 2646 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26, Michigan 1780 Simpson, William L., 374 King Street W., Chatham, Ont. L17 Slssons, J . N ., 59 Wellington Street W., Toronto I, Ont.

59 Siverts, John S., 200 W. 9th Street (Box 425). Wilmington 99, Dela. 1680 Slate, Rev. William, 1316-2nd West. Seanle 99, Wash. 1963 Slater, N.H., 2535 Lake Shore Blvd., West, Toronto 14, Ontario 1207 Slimmon, Donald Hood, 1020 Grosvenor Ave .. Winnipeg, Man. 838 Smith, A. Daniel, 14 Maple Avenue, South Sudbury 51, Massachusetts

1512 Smith, Aubrey F., !6 Woodlll St., Hallrax, N.S. 1533 Smith, Ernest F., Schlewick:, P .O. Box 126, Hudson Heights, Que. 927 Smith, H . M., Royal Bank of Canada, West End Branch, :1 Cockspur St .. London W. I. England.

1824 Smith, J. Floyd Jr., 1105 State, Erie, Pa. 1810 Smith, James U. Jr .. 3340 Lexington Road, Louisville 6, Ky. 1412 Smith, Joseph R., 140 Tulketh Rd., Ashton. Preston, Lanes, England 1939 Smith, Robert Carleton, 10231 N.E. Tillamook St., Apt. 103, PorUand 20, Oregon S89 Smith, Trafton C., 2756 Mortenson Blvd., Berkley, Mich .

1440 Smythles, E. A., House Castle Morris. Tralee, Ireland. 125 Solomon, R. S. PhD .. I 161 Latchwood Drive. Dayton. Ohio.

1940 Solt.z, Sidney A., 8500 S.W . 35th Terrace, Miami S5, Florida 664 Southey, Charles F., Young, Sask.

L397 Southworth, Robert R., Amenia, N.Y. sg3 Spain, Cornelius W., 26o-46th Avenue, St. Petersburg Beach 6, Fla.

17 4 Sparks, R. Leslie, 458 S. Spring Ste. 1009, Los Angeles 13, Calif. 1617 Sparrow, William G .• 64 Lynngrove Ave., Toronto 18, Ont. 466 Sparrow, W. H. , t2S Lytton Blvd., Toronto 12, Ont. 398 Speirs, Rupert M., 1477 Bayview Ave., Apt. G26, Toronto 17. Ont.

1455 Spicer, Henry Thomas, 272 Roseberry St., St. James, Winnipeg 12, Man. 1941 Spieler, T. D., 31 Oakville Avenue, Ottawa 3, Ontario 701 Spier Jack, 1817 St. Catherine Street W., Montreal 25, Que.

1851 Spiers, E. J., 14 Stonega te Road, Toronto 18, Oot. t 670 Spooner, Mrs. Lena, 3S Winnifred St., N orth, Smiths Falls, Ontario 1595 Spra11ue, Gordon, 1597 S.E. 8th Street, Deerfield Beach, Fla. 1353 Spry, Maj.-Gien. D. C., Boy Scouts World Bureau, 77 Metcalfe St. Ottawa 4, Ont. 981 Stack, Lorna, "Westbay", Mount Ave., Hutton, Brentwood, Essex, England. 399 Staff, F . W., Stonehaven, West Bay, Bridaeport Dorset. England. 138 Stagg, A. C., 622 Orchard Ave., Lexinaton, Ky.

1740 Stanley, DeW. M., P.O. Box 41, St. George's Grenada, West Indies. 1492 Stanway, G. Edward, 494 Oak St., Wadsworth , Ohio. 1143 Starr, Dr. F. A. E., 73 Malo Street E .• Lambeth, Ont. 839 Statkus, John A., RD :lt2- Ensigo Road, Burton, Ohio 514 Steele, Donald M., 430'Vernon Road, J enkintown, Pa.

1841 Steer, Malcolm D., 86 Hawthorne Place, Montclair, N.J. 877 Steiner, Robert N., P.O. Box 219, Ancnster, Ont.

1816 Steiner, Wi lliam, 1585 W. 15th Avenue, Apt. II, Vancouver 9, B.C. 2010 Steinhart, Allan L., 3886 Bathurst Street, Apt. 203, Downsvlew, Ontario 1596 Stephens, Walter T., 87 Valley Crest Road, Rochester 16, N.Y. 639 Stephens, W. V., 1813 Everareen, M odesto, Calif. 920 Stephenson, Robert W., 344 East Granet, Hazel Park, Mich.

1087 Stewart, Alexander W., 321 !-25th Street S.W., Calgary, Alta. 1478 Stewart, J ohn J., Apt. 420, Clifton Manor, 1 t Elm Ave., Toronto, Ont. 1185 Stewart, WUiard, 535 Teaneck Road , Teaneck, N .J. 1406 Stillwell, H., I Mitchell Place, Cranford, N.J.

97 Stitt, William Britton, 1185 Park Ave., N.Y.C. 28 . 1006 St. Laurent, J. C., Box 62, Clinton, B.C. 801 Stockton, James E., J07·7th Street, Riverton, NJ.

1208 Stokely, N. F. Del Rio, Tenn. 1836 Stonehouse, Lloyd Everett, 2S Clarence St. , Amhurst, N.S. 1773 Stonier, Peter F., M.D. , 3213 East 36th Street, Indianapolis 18, Indiann 1305 Stott, Thomas A., 499 Hlghcroft Ave., Ottllwa 3, Ont.

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1926 Strachan, W. J ., P.O. Box I, Fort William, Ont. 1059 Strathy, Colin M.A., 44 Rosedale Road, Toronto 5, Ont. 1852 Streeter, John W., 1528 Walnut St., Philadelphia 3, Pa. 1889 Swartz, Melville J ., 197 Brock St.. Winnipeg 9, Man. 1260 Swenson, Einer C., R.R. No. 4 Princeton, Ill. 689 Swift, Wm. A., 432 Main St., Penticton, B.C.

T 1417 Tardif, Guy, MD., 55 Emmerson St., Edmunston, N.D. 2002 Taylor, Oarenco L., Box 526, Regina, Saskatchewan 1984 Taylor, Dr. Ian W., 769 South Milwaukee Avenue, Wheeling, lllinois 215 Taylor, Dr. Ross B., 207 Algonquin Blvd. East, Timmins, Ontario 613 Tedford, Fred C., 126 Tllmer Ave., Cranston 10, R.I. 628 Templeton, R . L ., 46 Bonaventure Ave., St. John's .• Nftd.

1249 Tharp, Mrs. Clarence A., 632 Kirkwood Ave., San Francisco, Calif. 1426 Thayer, Harvey, Yorkshire Road, Dover, Mass. 1280 Theewo!sseo, Rene, 42 Rue du Moulin, Nossegem, BT, Belgium. 1441 Thomas, Alfred R., 31 Llnnaean St., Cambridge 38, Mass. 1629 Thompson, G. Homer, 297 Maine Street N., Brampton, Ont. 1942 Thompson, Paul A., 302 Park Place, Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania 1270 Thomson, Robert T., 52 Summltcrest Ave., Weston, Ont. 1927 Thran, Dick H ., R.R. 2, Courtenay, B.C. 402 Thurston, Henry, Box 40A, Claverack, N.Y. 702 Tiede, R. W., 6018 Brookside Drive, Oeveland 9, Ohio.

1060 Tlncknell, Douglas E., 242 Superior Ave., Calgary, Alta. 1174 Tinker, Richard L., Huntingdon, Que. 1911 Tlzard, Eric P., 4 Vienna St., H alifax, N .S. 1061 Todd, Horace D., 2807 Glenwood Lane, Billings, Mont. 1135 Todd, Norman, 74 Linden Rd., Bognor Regis, Sussex, England. 574 Tomlinson, Leslie G., Betley, Nr. Creive, Cheshire, England. 949 Topping, William E., 7430 Angus Drive, Vancouver 14, B.C.

1026 Totten, Mrs. Eleanor A ., 4600 Bruce Ave., Minneapolis 24, Minn. 2" Trace, Elmer C., 1524-12th Avenue, Seattle 22, Wash.

1450 Traqualr, RobertS., 3323 Canberra Place, Calgary, Alberta. 1830 Treit, Rev. Elroy M .. 3871 Hurst St., S. Burnaby, B.C. 1638 Trudeau, Mr. J . P., P.O. Box 496, Coaticook, Quebec. 1811 Trudeau, Roger, 82 St. Denis Street, St. Lambert , Que. 1857 Tuck, Joseph B., Morrisville, Mo. 1536 Tunna, Norman C., 6511 Laurentian Way, Calsary, Alta. 757 Tllpper, Gam H ., 539 Colbeck Road, Richmond , Vancouver, B.C.

1550 Turner, Edward Charles, R.R. 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., Youngstown, N.Y. 842 Tunon, William E., 110 Ozmun Place, Ithaca, N .Y.

u 1250 Umbreit, Geo. M., No. 5 Larchwood Court, Newton, Iowa.

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

1985 Vaughn, Gordon D ., RCAF Station, Chatham, New Brunswick 659 Vienno-Michaud, Laurier P., New Boston, N. H . 3.57 VIncent, V. H ., 1023A No. SIKth Street, St. Louis I, Mo.

1964 Vlnsel, Thoma.s, 931-441 Eller Avenue, Akron 6, Ohio. 274 Vlzzard, Kenneth C., Wheatley, Ont.

1007 Von Klippstein, Ray V., 1636 Hillcrest Ave., Orlando, Fla.

w 13 Wadden, Michael F .. 400 West .54th Street, N.Y.C. 19.

1597 Wadsworth, Edward G ., 70 High St., Eastport, Me. 602 Waite, C. Frank, 304 Pine Ridge, Ann Arbor, Mich. 243 Walburn, H. G., Walburn Road, R.R. S, Kelowna, B.C.

1791 Waeck, Edna, MD., 6 Longmeadow Road, Dover, N. H . .521 Waldie, Gordon, 6.5 Crescent Road, Toronto 5, Ontario

172.5 Walker, C. T ., 14350 Ravine Drive, Edmonton, Alta. 950 Wallace, J. M., 6043 Colllnswood Place, Vancouver 13, B.C.

1706 Wannerton, John "Liandaff", Kenilworth Rd., Kenilworth, Cape Town, So. Nrlca. 620 Ward, Albert H ., 120 Lewis St., Ottawa, Ont.

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135 1953 1975 1513 1027 1186 1820 L490 12.10 1039 1598 1792 308

1643 2003 538

1288 1943 1456 1442 1707

22 1928 844 111 191 192 61

1684 1685 1599 1040 1871 L935 568 995

1858 1418 1460 1072 1686 1484

196 1163 1825 703

1338 1859 1992 1986 1866 1918 1987 1763 1764 221

1993 1381 1531 1837

359 1319 519

1495 1912 1363

Ward. Murray J., 10732-131A Avenue Edmonton, Alta. War!Jck, Robert B., 3105 Bellevue Road, Ralelah. North Carolina Ward, Raymond W., 4048 Third Avenue, San Dieao 3, California Warner, Donald R., 219 Hillcrest Blvd., Millbrae. Callf. Watrous, John H ., 6 Boxwood Court, Trenton 8, N.J . Watson, H. J. Michael, 44 Auchmar Road, Hamilton. Ont. Waugh, C. T ., 1030-4Lh Avenue W., Owen Sound, Ont. Webb, Honer, RD. No. I , Lewisburg, P. Webb, Jim F., 22 Mackay Drive, Thornhill , Ontario Webb, Ronald F., P.O. Box 29, Rockdale, N.S.W., Austra!Ja Webb, Lt. Col. R. H., 14343 Sunset Drive, While Rock, B.C. Webber, Sid, 10615-130 Street, Edmonton, Alta. Wegg, George S., 28 Kllbarry Road, Toronto 7, Ont. Weill. Robert K ., 484 Avenue Road, Apt. 607, Toronto 5. Ont. Weinberg, Edward, 278-23rd Avenue, San Francisco 21, Calif. WeUbum, Gerald, E., Deerholme, R.R. 3, Duncan, British Columbia Walter. Edward A. E., IS Harmon Ave., St. James, Winnipeg 12. Man. Wenzelbeger, Charles F., 255 Waltham Street. Lexlnaton 73, Massachusetts. Werfel, Alfred, 300 West 23rd Street, N .Y.C. 11. Westhaver, Clarence A., 11 Spafford Road, Milto n 86, Mass. Weston, Douj(las R., 30 Walmer Road, Apt. 201, Toronto, Ont. Westren, J . Harvey, 33 Glenrose Ave., Toronto 1, Ont. Whitby, Lawrence A .. 112 Mary St., Barrie, Ont. White. Marcus W., 15 Sherburne Ave., Worcester 6. Mass. White, Thomas D . L., 12620-99lb Avenue, cedar Hllls, No. Surrey, B.C. White. W. T., 6312 Marauerlte St., Vancouver. B.C. Whitehead, Dr. Alfred, 52 Havelock St., Amherst, N.S. Whiting, Edward J ., 25 Xin~U Circle, Malvern, Pa. Whitworth, Geoffrey. Westfield, Greetland. Hali'ax. Yorkshire. Enaland. Wingham, Alan C., 660 Pine Street, Apt. 10, Pacific Grove, California Wiflhtman, G. Franklin, Smith's Cove, N.S. Wilding, Harold W. S., 135 Tram Ave., Winnipeg 12, Man. Wilk, Charles, P.O. Box 5546, Cleveland I, Ohio. Wilkinson, Allan A., MD., The Cottage Hospit&l, Old Perlican, Nfld. Wlllan, Dr. Richard, Oak House, Shaw. Lancashire. Enoland. WIUcock, W. M. C., 5020 MacDonald Ave., Apt. 308, Montreal 29, Que. Williams, Arthur L.. 1612 Madison Ave., Utica 3. N .Y. Williams, H arry F., 1525 Che$tnUt Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia Williams. Ronald B., 13S3 Moffat Ave., Verdun 19, Que. Williamson. Sir George A .. 6 Union Row, Aberdeen, Scotland. Wills, Martin L., 107 Park Road, Toronto S, Ont. Wllsdon, Jack, 13S Hyde Park Ave., HamHton, Ont. Wllsdon, J. F., 13S Hyde Park Ave., Hamilton, Ont. Wilson, Charles B .• 2700 Park Drive, Bellingham, Wash. Wilson, Gavin Laurie. The Tower, \Vonnlt, Newpart-on-Tay, Fife, Scotland. Wilson, J. A., Box 40, Bass River, N.S. Wilson, Leonard F. 7601 Saskatchewan Drive Edmonton, Alta. Wllson-Liaht E .• Wildrose Farm, Peers, Alta. Wilson, Richard S., 144 East 84th Street., Apt. SF, New York 28, New York Wilson, Roy s .. 78 Richmond Street West, Toronto I , Ontario Winder, John W ., 122 Grant Blvd., Dundas, Ont. Winfield. J., 579 Dawson Ave .• Mount Royal 16. Que. Wilhsosky, Robert, Box 134, Dresher, Pennsylvania WolJJ, 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. WoodaU, Robert G., Forest Cottage, Holtwood, Wlmbome, Dorset, England Woodman, M. M., Dox 83, Dixville, Quebec. Woods, James Edward. 2 Hengrave Rd., Honor Oak Park, London S.E. 23, Enaland. Woods, Walter H ., 4000 Yonge Street, Apt. 332, Toronto 12, Ontario WooUey, R. J., IS20 Bathurst St., Apt. 405. Toronto 10, Ont. Wortman, Edgar C. Jr., 2212 Upas St., San Dieao 4, Cal. Worwood, W., P.O. Box 82, Chamy, Que. Wriaht, G. B. 2323 Lakeshore Blvd. W., Toronto 14, Ontario Wright, Victor W., MO., 308 Savoy Plaza Apts., Edmonton, Alta. Wulff, Robert, 232 East 8th Avenue New Westminster, B.C.

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1568 Yaffe, I rvin, 1612 W. Franklin St., Jlaltimore 23, Md. 259 Yapp, Albert, 266 Elm Avenue, Windsor, Ont .

1066 Yeaton, Vinton R., 219 Washington St., Dover, N. H . 785 Youn11, Donald , A., 214 Briar Hill Ave. Toronto. Ontario S39 Youn11, H . M., MD., 414 Yarrow Bld11., Victoria, B.C. 846 Young, J ames M., c;o Hamilton Cotton Co. Ltd. , Hamilton, Ont.

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1557 Young, Miss Joan E., P .O. Box 40, Sydney, N.S. 1523 Young, John H. M., 503 John St., Dean Grove, Thornhill, Ontario 1932 Young, Dr. WilliamS. , 30 Hillside Drive, Geneva, N.Y. 1408 Yuille, J . Watson, 1509 Sherbrooke Street W., Apt. 67, Montreal, Que.

z 1212 Zahm, Anton H., 1351 Westmoreland Ave., Syracuse 10, N.Y. 1793 Zinkann, Russell W. MD., 737 King Street W., Kitchr.ner, Ont. 1176 Zuckerman, Bert M., Cranberry Sta., Mass. Ag. Exp. Sta., E. Wareham, Mass.

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168. Seconded by H. W . Lussey, No. 167. APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP

(Objections must be filed with the Sec. within I 5 days after month of publication) Boyce, H. Prescott, 27 Abom Ave., Wakefield, Mass. (C) Proposed by W . T. Pollitz, No. 763. Seconded

by L. Littlefield, No. 561. Huard, Raymond A., Box 190 Domremy Sask. (C) CAN- 19th & 20th century mint &, used postage

and blocks. Plate Blocks. Coils. O.H.M.S.-0. Mint used booklet panes and complete booklets'. Proposed by F. R. Hadley, No. 1274.

Tbwaites, Robert S., Rt. 2, Box 229, Washougal, Wash. (98671) (C-CX) CAN. NFD-19th & 20th century used postage and blocks. Pre-stamp, stampless & 1st flight covers. Coils. O.H.M.s .-a: M int, used booklet panes and c-omplete booklets. Pre-cancels. Federal, Provincial & Tax-Pal4 revenues. Used airmails & semi-officials on cover. Postal sta.tionery entices & cut-squares. Literature; Proofs & Essays. R.P .0., territorial, ftag, slo~an, 2 & 4 ring, squared circle and duplex can­cellations. Proposed by E. A. Richardson, No. 168.

VanWhy, Chester H., R. D. #1, East Stroudsburg, Pa. (C-CX) CAN-Mint & used postage, Coils. O.H.M.S.-0. Mint & used airmails. Postal stationery entires & cut squares. Lite rature. R.P.O., flag, slogan & squared circle cancellations Proposed by E. A. Richardson. No. 168.

Vooys, Daniel W., P. 0 . Box 237, Jamestown, N.Y. 14701 (C-CX) Literature. Proposed by E. A. Richardson, No. 168. Seconded by H . W . Lussey, No. 167.

CHANGES OF ADDRESS 1466 Aldrich, Guy, 23 High St, Brandon, Vt. (from Springfield, Mass.) 729 Harris, E. A., 98 Waskatenau Crescent, Calgary, Alberta

1973 Mills, Ralph W., 21 Castor Crescent, Scarborough, Ontario L l7l7 Nkkle, Sam C., 1208 .Belavista Crescent, Calgary, Alberta 1638 Trudeau, Mr. J. P., P.O. Box 496, Coaticook, Quebec (from Brome Co.) 2003 Weinberg, Edward, 278-23rd Avenue, San Francisco 21 , Calif. 1523 Young, John H. M., 503 John St., Dean Grove, Thornhill, Ontario

RESIGNATION ACCEPTED Hewer, Edgar E.

MEMBERSHIP SUMMARY TOTAL MEMBERSHIP, September 1, 1963 .. ... ........ ... .......... .. ........... ................ 1027

NEW MEMBERS, October I, 1963 ................. .............................. .......... 6

1033 RESIGNATION, October 1, 1963 .................... ... ... ........... ... ............. ...... ....... 1

TOTAL MEMBERSHIP, October 1, 1963 .. ... ... ........ ... ......... ......... .. ................ 1032

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Sale3 .1Jepartment

RULES AND REGULATIONS

I. This Department shall function entirely for and In tbe interest or the membership of the BrU~b 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 participatinfl, may be denied such participation for infraction of any of the Rules or Regulations of the De­partment.

2. The President or 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 liabilily therefore to the owner or anyone else.

3. The Sales Manager shall keep accounts and records of all transactions of the Department in books of the Society so provided by it. H e shall at specific times, provide the Board of Governors with reports or the affairs of the Department, ln­cludlng a full balance sheet or all bookkeepin11 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.

~. Any stamp or item which is damaged, coun­terfeit, re-perforated, cleaned, repaired, a reprint, or in any o ther way of doubtful or questionable cha racter, must be clearly so marked next thereto by the affixer upon submwlon 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 Ita-

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 or 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 ln the Insurance Fund from which Fund <.!aims for loss or damage to material shall be paid. The Board of Governors shall have flnal jurisdiction in the payment and settlement of clajms.

7. A charge of 8 per cent shall be deducted from all sales mnde through the Department. Monies so collected shall be deposited in the Gen­eral Fund of the Department, and all 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 live (~) days of receipt by the forwarding Member, to be forwarded by him by Registered Mall Insured for Five Dollars ($~.00). Strict observance and eom­pUance 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 forwardiDJI Circuits. The loss of nny material not so for­warded by Registered Mall 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. t O. The buyer must silln his name in INK (or usc a suitable rubber stamp) and indicate bls Society Membership Number in all spaces from which be bas 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: A LFRED P. COOK, COY GLEN ROAD, ITHACA, N .Y.

270 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963

SALES DEPARTMENT NOTES Please refer to annual report of the

Sales Manager in the report on the Annual Meeting at Williamsburg.

* .. * As of the Annual Meeting we have the

following Circuit Books on hand; Revenues- 14 Plate Blocks- 24 Squared Circles- 8 R.P.0.- 1 Ntld. & Provinces- 15 Town Cancels- 1 Perfins-1 Map Stamp-1 Postal Stationery- ! Air Mail & Sp. Del.- 10 Admirals-3 Stampless--2 Precancels-2 Coils-6 Used Blocks-5 Booklets & Panes-5 Small Queens-18 Pence to Large Queens- 6 Officials-33 Mint Blocks- 20 Miscellaneous--17

* WE NEED MORE MATERIAL

(Books should be classified per exhibit classes when possible)

* * * By far our greatest sales activity is in Special Circuits, you pay postage and Reg­istration both ways, - we go through the books and send you only what you want to see.

WE NEED MORE MATERIAL

* * Regular circuits take over three months to make the rounds to only ten members and contain a little of everything where possible. Regular circuit requests are filed in order of receipt and at best get to only about 100 members per year. We have over 200 requests, - so you have to wait your turn.

* * • IMPORTANT

Enclosed with this issue is a circuit request card. Every member who wants to receive circuits should send one in if he has not done so in 1963. We will honor only 1963 request cards.

* • WE NEED MORE MATERIAL

* * * Again, please refer to the minutes of the Annual Meeting and the Sales Manager's report therein.

* * Don't ask us to appraise your material.

Price it right and it will sell. Our job is to get to those who want it. You know the market on your specialty better than the Sales Department. Price and condition are the primary factors.

.. * Try to keep the value of your books above S l 0.00. After all, on this amount the In­surance is 20c, and the commission 80c, (if all were sold), plus registration and postage both ways.

NOTICE

Please send a ll changes of address to the Secretary

JACK LEVINE 2 11 Pine Tree Rd., Oxford, North Carolina, U.S.A.

Toronto Stamp Collectors' Club Established 1892

1st and 3rd Thursdays - 8 p.m. PARK PLAZA HOTEL

VISITORS WELCOME 225

CANADA REVENUES CANADA REVENUES

T rode, Buy, Sell 50 Different - $1.00

Approvals & Want Lists Filled Box 205 Fryeburg, Ma ine

HAl EY'S EXCHA NGE 218

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J:.ibrary LIBRARIAN: EDGAR C. BLACK,

EXTRACT FROM THE RULES OF THE LIBRARY

1726 WESTERN PKWY., VANCOUVER 8, B.C.

1. This Department shall be maintained and shall function entirely for, and in the interests of, the membership of the British North America Pbilatelic Society. Any member of the Society in good standing may borrow material from the Library. Any member may be denied that privi­lege for infraction of any of the rules of the Li,brary.

2. The Librarian shall receive and acknowledge a il. 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 thi rty (30) days, at which time, or sooner, same borrowed material must be returned in good con­dition, fully insured and all charges prepaid. The Member so borrowing material from the Library shall be responsible and liable to the full value of the material until same shall have been ac­knowledged as received by the Librarian. A mem­ber shall make such adjustment or payment for any damage or Joss 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 rental of twenty-five (25) 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 re':[uestiog books, as much of the Library's budget is used up by mailing costs.

LIST OF BOOKS, PAMPHLETS AND CERTAIN EXTRACTS FROM H ANDBOOKS, JO~ALS, ' ETC., IN B.N.A.P.S. LmRARY,

J, MARCH 1963. (Extracts denoted by an • asterisk)

CAN AU A, PHILATELIC Argenti, Nicholas, New Brunswick and Nova

Scotia. 1962. 223 p. Illustrated. A-rnold, c. P. The booklets of Canada. 1955. 8 p. J\rnold, C. P. The stamped envelopes of Canada.

1963. 8 p. Barlow, Ken. An introduction to Canadian ma­

chine cancellations. 2nd. ed. (rev.) !960. 26 p. Illustrated.

Segin, C. N. Wholesale Canadian list of high grade used postage stamps. 1951. Unpaged. Illustrated.

Bileski, K. The foursquare plate block catalogue. tst ed. 19S4. 24 p. Illustrated.

Boggs, Winthrop S. The postage stamps and postal history of Ne-wfoundland. 1942. 186 p. Illustrated.

Boggs, Winthrop S . The postage stamps and postal history of Canada. Volume J. 1946. 761 p. Jllustrated.

Boggs, Winthrop S. The postage stamps and postal history of Canada. Volume 2. 194S.

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Boggs, Wlnthrop. Teo decades ago - 1840-1850. 1949. 100 p. Illustrated.

• Bond, Nelson S. Canada postal stationery. Volume II. 1949. p, 48-51. Illustrated.

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

Bond, Nelson. The postal stationery of Canada. Jst ed. 1953. 132 p. Illustrated.

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

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

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

British North American Philatelic Society Perfln Study Group. Canadian stamps with . perfora­ted initia.ls. 2nd ed. 1961. 32 p. Illustrated.

Brunei, George. Les timbres de l'lle du Prince Edouard. 1917. 8 p. Illustrated.

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

Burns, AI. (assisted by C. C. Sonne) Standard precancel stamp catalog-Canadian section. 1927. 18 p. Illustrated.

Calder, J. A. Some phases of the Canada '59 Issue reprinted from the London Philatelist. 1939. 53 p. Illustrated.

•Calder, J. A. Canada- 17c- !859. A study of its plate positions. Volume 8. 1942. p.3·13. Illus­trated.

•Calder, J. A. Canada- 17c- 18S9. The identifi­cation of its printings through the use of com­parative color charts. Volume 10. 1943. p.SI-64. Jllustrated.

Campbell, Frank W. Canada postmarks to 1875. 80 p. Illustrated.

Campbell, Frank W. Canada Post Offices-1755-1895. 187 p. Illustrated.

Campbell, Frank W. Word ends. 28 p. Ulustrated. CampbeU, Frank W. Canada postal history. !958.

16S p. Illustrated. *Campbell, Frank W. Newfoundland and Labrador

1958. p. 111-128. Illustrated. CampbeU, Frank W. Post offices 1876 to 1907

in Alberta, Asslniboia, Saskatchewan. 1962. 20 p.

Canadian Association for Philatelic Exhibitions. Canadian international philatelic exhibition. 19SI. 176 p. Illustrated.

Canadian Philatelic Association Year Book. 1922. 8 p .

(Third) Canadian Philatelic Exhibition. 1925. 106 p. lUustrated.

Canadian Philatelic Society Year Book. 1925. 32 p. Canadian Philatelic Society Year Book. 1928 S2 p.

Ulustrated. (The) Canadian Philatelic Yearbook. 1925. 64 p. *Chapman, G. A. E. Canada Sc 1859-Renumber­

iog of flaws. 1948 p.24-S3. TI!ustrated. •Cowman, A. R. The forgeries of Newfound.land.

Stamp Lover Vol. 26, No. 6 p. 148-ISO. No. 7 p. 186-187. 1933. Jllustrated.

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

Dalwick, R. E. R. and C. H . C. Harmer. New­foundland air mails 1919-1939. 1953. 180 p. Jllustrated.

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

Day, K. M . and E. A. Smytbles. Canadian fane)' cancellations of the nineteenth century. 1962. 122 p .

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

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

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

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

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

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

*HaUJday, W . E. Durant. Notes on the postal history of Canada, from 1760 to Confederation in 1867. Reprint from The Phllatellst, Vol. IS, Nos. 1-3. 12 p. Illustrated.

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

Heerdt-Kollf, M. J. van. Canada op postzegels. 1947. 48 p . Illustrated.

*Hilt, Henry C. and Gerald E. Wellbum. 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. S. Catalog of Canada and British North America. 1937. 70 p. Illustrated.

Holmes, L. S. Holmes Handbook of Canada and British North America. 2nd ed. 1945. 246 p. Illustrated.

Holmes, L. S. and Associates. Specialized phila­telic catalogue of Canada and British North America. 9th ed. 1960. Illustrated.

Howes, Clifton A. Canada its postage stamps and postal stationery. 1916. 287 p. Illustrated.

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

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

Jarrett, Fred. B.N.A. Book. Stamps of British North America. 1926. 261 p . Illustrated .

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

Kelson, Aubrey. Dinky daymus varieties. Philatelic flaws and oddities featuring Canada. 19S2. 55 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.

*Kohls Briefmarken-Handbuch. Section on British Columbia and Vancouver Island. lith ed. p. 439-446. Illustrated.

*Kohls Brlefmarken-Handbucb. Section on Canada. lith ed. p. 481-640. lllustrated.

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

McCready, A. L. (ed.) Canadian flag cancellations. 31p. ]llustrated.

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

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

Marler, George C. Canada. Notes on the 1911-1926 Issue. 1949 75 p. Illustrated.

de Meaultsart, Corbisier. Canada- Essai sur que­lques obliterations et marques postales. 19.47. 16 p. Illustrated.

Melvin, George H . The post offices of British Columbia. Sth ed. 1962. 45 p.

Meyerson, William S. and Daniel C. Newfound­land . The traveUing post offices. Billig's Philat­elic Handbook. Vol. 12, 1950 p . 199-208. Illustrated.

Morgan, Ian C. The specialized catalogue of Cana-dian airmails. Ist ed. 1931. 64 p. Illustrated.

Morgan, Jan C. The specialized catalogue of Cana­dian airmail stamps. 1934-1935 ed. 28 p. Jllustrated. North American Philatelic Year Book (compiled by

William Butler). Canadian Precancelled stamp catalogue. 1927. 156 p. 1llustrated.

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

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

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

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

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

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

•.Pollock, Walter F. Canada- countries for the specialist. The Stamp Specialist, Vol. 7. 1942. p. 82 - 85. Illustrated.

Poole, Bertram W. H. Tbe pos tage stamps of British Columbia and Vancouver Island. (Booklet No. 31) 14 p. Jllustrated .

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. lllustrated.

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

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) 65 p . Illustrated.

•Prince Edward lsland Study Group. British North American Philateltc Society. Prince Edward Island. Billiq's Philatelic Handbook, Vol. 17, 1953. p. 191-204. Illustrated.

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

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

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

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

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

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

•Richardson, Ed. Canadian Patriolics and related Boer war covers. Stamp Specialist, Vol. 11. 1943. p. 68-78. Illustrated .

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

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

Shaw, T.P.G. Catalogue of Canadian railroad cancellations. 1944. with addenda complete to June 1957. 53 p.

Shoemaker, L. D. The three-cent small queen issue of Canada. 1953. 12 p. plus 3 not numbered.

•small, Lester E. and Herschel E. Rankin . Canada. A Jist of current railway post offices in Canada, 1947. Billig's Philatelic Handbook Vol. II , 1949. p. 52-56.

•Smith, 0. W. R., Gordon Crouch, and Fred Jar­ret. Airmail cataloau&-Canada and Newfound­land. Extract from 1929 B.N.A. Book. 1st ed. 53 p. Illustrated.

•smith, William. The early post office in Nova Scotia 1755-1867. Collections of the Nova Scotia Historical Society, Vol. 19, 1918. p. 53-73.

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

Smythies, E. A. Canadlan duplex cancellations of the Victorian era 1860-1902. 1st ed. 1959. 27 p. pius 8 plates. Tllustrated.

Sprung, Wilfred M. Three Penny Beaver-1851. unpaged.

Sprung, Wilfred M. Stamps of Canada. Six Penny - 18SI. 4 p.

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

•Tomlinson, Leslie 0. Prince Edward Islands. Can­cellations 1817-73. Billig's Philatelic Handbook, Vol., 17. 1953. p. 180.190. JUustrnted.

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

Tontlinson, Leslie 0. and Nugent M. Clougber. Prince Edward Island. Special series No. 7 1959. 27 p. Illustrated.

Vincent, A. H. Catalogue of the postage stamps of Canada and British North America. 2nd ed. 1936. 39 p. 3rd ed. 1937. 44 p. Sth ed. 1939. 62 p. 6th ed. 1940. 66 p. lOth ed. 1945. 51 p. All illustrated.

Walburn, H . 0. Official catalog of Canada precan­cels. 6th ed. 1959. 48 p. Illustrated.

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

Whitehead, Alfred. The squared circle postmarks or Canada. 1st ed. 1954. 42 p. 2nd ed. 19S9. 56 p. AU illustrated.

Wrigley, Roy. Wrigley's checklist Canadian O.H.­M.S. official postage stamps. t 9SS. 10 p. l llust.rated.

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

Wri!!ley, Roy, Canada O.H.M.S. Officials. 1962. Unpaged. Illustrated.

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

CANADIANA, ALMANACS, GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS, ETC.

Canada Government

Post Office Department Post Office Guides

274 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963

1879 1881 1882 French Ed. 188S 1889 1907 Damaged 1918-1919 1928

1931 1932 1934 1936-1937 1940.1941 1944-194S 1944 1952-1953

(Part I) 19SS

Distribution Books Manitoba and Saskatchewan Alberta, B. C. and Yukon

1939 1941 1950

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

Reports or Postmaster Genernl

1934 193S 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1946 1947 1948

1949 Pts. 1 & 2 1950 Pts. 1 & 2 1951 Pts. I & 2 1952 Pan 2 1952 list of P .O's 1953 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 19S6 1956 List of P .O's with revenues 19S7 List of P.O's with revenues

Almnnacb du peuple Beauchemin. 1946. 432 p. fllus trated.

Beag, Alexander. His tory of British Columbia. 1894. 568 p. Illustrated.

Bonsor, N .R.P. North Atlantic Seaway. 1955. 639 p. Illustrated.

Canada. Miscellaneous statistics of Canada for the years 1870.71-72. By order of Parliament. 1874. 59 p.

Canada. Place-names of Prince Edward Island with meanings by R. Douglas. 1925. SSp.

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

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

Dominion Atlantic Railway. The land of Evange• tine, Nova Scotia. 2nd ed, 193S. 67 p. Illustrated.

Ellis, Frank H . Canada's flying heritage. 1954. 338 p. Illustrated.

Heating, Ernest. Henton's Annual. 13th ed. 1917. 518 p. Lillie, A. Canada: physical, economic and social. 18SS 294 p.

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

Lowe, John. The year book and almanac of Canada for 1871. 1871. 250 p.

MacBeth, R. 0 . The Romance of the Canadian Pacific Railway. 1924. 263 p. lUustrnted.

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

Prowse, D. W. A history of Newfoundland. 1896. 634 p. mustrated.

Smith, Wm. H . Smith's Canadlan Gazetteer. 1846. 285 p. Illustrated.

Woodworth, Marguerite. History of the dominion Atlantic railway. I 936. 159 p. lllustrated.

PHILA 1'ELIC, GENERAL Aretz, Frank. Know your stamps. 1941. 100 p.

lllustrated. Bacon, B. D. Reprints of postal adhesive stamps.

168 p. JUustrated. Barfoot, S. D. and Werner Simon. The meter

postage stamp catalogue. 119 p. Illustrated. Billig, Fritz. Price list of philatelic liferature. 1963.

83 p.

Bous, Winthrop S. Ell rly American perfora ting machines and perforations. 1857-1867. 1954. Illustrated.

Cnvagnol, J oseph 1. Postmarked Alaska. 1957. lOS p. Illustrated.

de Worms. Percy. Perkins Bacon records. 1953. Vol. 1. 526 p. Vol. 2 p. 531-861. Both IIJustrat ed.

Oom, 1. Publ. The forged stAmps of all countries. 240 p. Illustrated.

The Dworak specialized catalos or U.S. air mall covers. 1930. 288 p. Illustrated.

Easton, John. The De La Rue histo ry of British a nd foreign postage stamps-18:5:5 to 1901. 1958. 846 p. Illustrated.

Field , D. Field's priced catalogue of air mail stamps and alrpasts or the world. 1st ed. 1932. 338 p. IUustrated.

Gardner, J . H . A pocket check list of perforation varieties of King George VI postage stamps. 1949 22 p.

Gatchell, L. B. and Ian C. Morgan. The American air mail catalogue air letter sheets. 1949. 56 p. Illustrated.

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

Heins, H . li. Numeral cancellat ions of the British Empire. 19$7. 76 pages plus replacement and addendum to p. 82 published in 1958 by author.

Johnson, Alden C. British colonial handbook. 1945. 51 p. Illustrated.

Lowe, Robson. Mastf'rpleccs of engraving on post­age stamps. 184(}-1940. 1943. 96 p. Illustra ted.

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

310 p. 194(}-41. 3rd ed. 326 p. All Illustrated. Rich, Stephen G . Philately or tbe Anglo-Boer war

- 1899-1902. 1943. 226 p. I llustrated . Schonfield, Josef. A selective bibliography of

lite rature on revenue stamps. 1954. 34 p. Smith, A . D. 1917. The development of rates of

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

1 9~6. 191 p. Illustrated . Turton, Alan. Alr posts of the world. 1925. 1st

ed. 1:54 p . Illustrated.

Rate Card No. 6

Wllltnker, Joseph. WblUiker's Almanaclc. 1909. 1047 p.

PHILATELIC JOURNALS AND OCCASIONAL PUBLICATIONS

Airmail magazines, 12 kinds, 2 1 issues. A~ro Field. 11 (different) issues. Alnnall Entire Truth. I issue Air Mall Collector. 21 issues Air Mall Magazine. 37 issu es Al.r Post Collector. 7 issues Air Post J ournal. 89 issues American Pblla tellc Congress. 2 Issues The Am~rlcan PbUat~list. 310 Issues The Amerkan Revenuer. 8 issues Blllii'S Phllatellc Handbook. Volumes II , 12 and 17 DNA Record (Montreal) partial lllc BNA Topics. Volumes 3-19. BNA Revenue Society Bulletin. 2 Issues Canadian Pbllatellst (current series) 12 issues Canadian Rn enue Society BuUelln partial file. Columbian Pbllatellst. I issue Covers. I issue Essay-Proof J ournal 2 issues G ibbons Stamp Monthly 2 Issues Halifax Philatelist Volumes 1-3 The l ack Knight Air Log. 44 issues London PbiJatellsL IS issues Mapl~ Lea>"es. 41 Issues Monthly Air Mall. 29 Issues Nova ScoHa Historical Society. Volumes 18 and 19. Philatelic Classics. 3 issues The Philatelic Gazelle, New York. 10 issues The Pbllatellst (R. Lowe) 12 issues Popu tar Stamps 93 Issues Postal Stationery 2 issues Postmark (Ottawa) 200 issues Sanabria 's Air Post News 23 issues Saskatchewan History 3 issues SPA Journal S Issues Stamp Lover 80 issues Stamp Review 14 Issues Stamp Spectaltst Volumes 7, 8, 10, II , 12, 14, 17

and 20

Effective January I , 1964

BNA TOPICS Official Journal of the British North American Phila telic Society

ADVERTISING RATES (per insertion )

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Copy must be in the hands of the Advertising Manager by the first of the month previous to publication d ate.

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MINUTES of the 15th annual meeting of B.N.A.P.S. held Saturday, Sept. 21, 1963, at the Wil­liamsburg Lodge, Williamsburg, Virginia.

The meeting was officially opened and called to order by the President, Dr. Clare Jephcott at 10:30 A.M.

It was moved by Dr. Day, seconded by Mr. Llewellyn that the meeting accept the minutes of the previous meeting as published in BNA TOPICS. The motion was affirmed.

A telegram was read from Dr. C . W. Hollingsworth, President C.P .S.G.B., ex­tending greetings and best wishes.

PRESIDENT'S REPORT I take pleasure in extending a warm

welcome to all members and guests at­tending this, the 15th annual Convention of our Society in these beautiful surround­ings. Further, I wish to thank the host group for their efforts in making this Con­vention such a success.

The members realize that there was a de,flcit of some $400.00 for the year 1962 and this has not even been partially covered by an increased membership. Due to in­creased costs consideration has to be given to increasing our revenue. The annual dues have remained the same for several years and are compa rable to other societies giving fewer benefits.

Due to the resignation of some commit­tee chairman, several new appointments had to be made. D~. E. C. Black has suc­ce:ded Mr. R. J . Duncan as Librarian; Mr. V. G. Greene has succeeded Mr. F . W. Campbell as Chairman of the Library Co:nmittee; and Mr. E. J . Whiting has suc­ceeded Mr. G. B. Llewellyn as Advertising Manager; and Mr. R. A. Peters has succeed­ed Mr. A. H. Kessler as Chairman of the Convention Committee. Mr. V. G. Greene was appointed Chairman of the Editorial Board; Mr. I. N. Sissons Chairman of the Board of Examiners; Mr. R . J. Woolley, Chairman of the Perlin Group and Mr. E. A. Richardson, Chairman of the Nomina­ting Committee.

Two new committees were formed. Cana­dian Fancy Cancellations Group under the Chairmanship of D r. K. M. Day and the Liaison Study Group Committee with Mr. E. A. Richardson as Chairman .

I wish to thank the officers, members of

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cAnnual Ateeting the Board of Governors and appointed officials for their excellent co-operation during the past year.

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY The total membership as of September I ,

1963 stands at I 027. This compares with the figure of 1036 of September 1st, last year; or, a loss of 9 members for the year. For this year, 72 members were enrolled and 11 were replaced on the rolls for the total increase of 83.37 members were drop­ped from the rolls, 39 resigned and 16 were lost by death to the total decrease of 92; or, the net loss of 9.

I o the Secretary's report for the past few years the need for greater efforts in re­cruiting new m embers has been repeated ly emphasized. It is qui te obvious that the same emphasis must be placed on the same efforts. It would seem that our normal number of new members has become about 73 compared with the previous 100 or more. We certainly have not approached nor realized the possible potential. The answer must be that everybody, all of us must exert greater efforts.

THE PRESIDENT'S CERTIFICATE Each year the "President's Certificate" is

awarded to the member who proposed the most new members during the year. From January 1962 to December 1962, new mem­bers were enrolled by the following in the number indicated: E. A. Richardson (16); G. P. Lewis (5); B. C. Binks {4); L. A. Davenport (3); H . J. Hollands (3); C. A. Anderson (2); D. C. Meyerson (2); R. J . Woolley (2) one (J) each: M. A. Adamson, F . Balassa, J. J. Balassa, W. 0 . Bilden, Edgar C. Black, C. C. Bond, C. F. Borton, H. E. Canham, E. A. Clark, A. P. Cook, J . T . Culhane, R. J. Duncan, W. Fritzsche, J . R. Gratz, V. G. G reene, W. F. Haley, G. D . Hicks, A. H. Kessler, A. D . Knight, H . Reiche, B. Scott, J . S. Siverts, E. G. Wadsworth, H. W. Walker, J . F. Webb, A. Whitehead.

From the indicated results of the pre­ceding report, I am pleased to announce that, for the 5th consecutive year, the win­ner of the "President's Certificate" for 1962 is:

Edward A. Richardson Vincent G. Greene Award

Each year a winner is voted to receive the 'Vincent G. Greene" Award"- a silver

cup awarded to the author or authors of the best original article or articles, column or series of columns originally published in BNA TOPICS. To determine such a winner, the 4 elected officers, the 9 members of the Board of Governors and the Donor are canvassed by the Secretary for their 3 successive selections. Points are allowed on a 3 for 1st, 2 for 2nd and 1 for 3rd basis The above named have all been canvassed by the Secretary and, from the 10 ballots received, notes the following point score: Lloyd W. Sharpe 17!/z (5 - 1st, 1 - 2nd and I tie); D. C. Meyerson- 12 (1 - 1st, 3 - 2nd, 3 - 3rd); A. P. Cook - 8 (I - 1st, 2- 2nd, 1 3rd); H. Rosenthal - 5; E. A. Smythies - 5Y2; M. Arons- 4; V. G. Greene- 3; E. A. Rich­ardson - 2 A. Whitehead - 2; H. S. Wilding - 1.

From the above reported results of the voting, the winner of the "Vincent G. Greene Award" for 1962 is:

Lloyd W. Sharpe This concludes my report and I move its

adoption. Jack Levine, Secy.

The motion was seconded by Mr. Llewellyn and voted accepted.

INTERIM REPORT OF THE TREASURER

(January 1st thru August 31st 1963) The Annual Report of the Treasurer for

1962 was published in the July-August Issue of Topics, so I will only give you a comparison between the estimated and ac­tual results of last year's operations.

At the time of last year's meeting at Alpine Inn I estimated that we would show a loss for the year $192.50. The actual indicated a loss of $405.15, due to an abnormal increase in printing costs on the Yearbook plus increased costs for printing and illustrating Topics.

I will now give you a summary of the financial operations of BNAPS for the first eight months of 1963.

As in the past, this report does not in­clude income or expenses in connection with the current Yearbook for which records are not complete, nor does it contain any­thing pertaining to the Handbook Opera­tions of the Society for the same reason. The total 1963 income through August from all sources was $4,472.49 and the total ex­penses for same period was $4,009.09, leav­ing a balance of $463.40 of 1963 funds for use toward paying expenses through the bal­ance of the year.

It was estimated that the income for the

balance of !963 will be about $505.44 and the expenses for the same period will be about $1,615.00. If these estimates prove to be accurate we should show a Joss of $646.16 for the 1963 year.

The above estimated expenses include a loss of $200 on the 1963 Yearbook, so I respectfully request all those present at this meeting to support this Yearbook with their ads. I am sure Ed Whiting our new advertising manager will be very anxious to hear from you.

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

James T. Culhane · Treasurer

The motion was seconded by Mr. Rockett and so affirmed.

REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Mr. Meyerson reported that, during the year, the Board had discharged all and any matters brought to its attention. The Board, in session the previous day, had unani­mously found it necessary to increase the annual dues starting with the 1964 season from the $4.00 to $5.00 and Life Member­ship dues from the $75.00 to a $100.00 amount. The Board further decided that the Advertising Manager be advised to review printing costs of the magazine to submitting a new schedule of advertising rates for 1964. In the interest of diversity, it was decided that all regular columns appearing from 6 to 10 times a year b~ limited to one page only. It was agreed that the Editorial Board delegate a committee to review earlier issues of the magazine and to extract for reprinting those articles of: special interests to the membership. The· Editorial Board was further delegated to contact those members of BNAPS, out­standing in their field, to induce them to write for the magazine.

The Board of Governors favored a de­termined effort to recruiting more members ' by means of direct approach to members of other societies already known collectin~; B.N.A. but not members of BNAPS. The rules governing BNAPEX exhibitions will be corrected to read an allowance of 64 pages of exhibits rather than the 4 frame allowance. Mr. Meyerson moved the accep­tance of his report which was so ordered on a second by Mr. Greene.

Mr. Mcintyre, Publicity Director, reported that releases on BNAPS had been sent to the various stamp publications during the

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year and resulted in a number of inquiries which were answered.

Mr. Peters advised the meeting that the Permanent Convention Committee had handled all and any matters which came to its attention. Mr. Greene advised the meeting that the 1964 convention would be held at Lake Muskoka, Gravenhurst, Ont­ario, with dates to be announced later, as well as additional details. The meeting was then informed by Mr. Westhaver that the 1965 convention would be held at Cape Cod instead of Boston as previously decided. ~r. Nickle rose to enter a bid for the con­vention to be held in Calgary, Alberta, in either 1966 or 1967 but final decision on the year was tabled for decision at the 1964 convention.

REPORT OF THE MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE

The report of your Membership Commit­tee is not what I would call a good report for 1962-63. 1 sincerely wish that this was not so.

Basically there bas been no growth in BNAPS for nearly five years. In November 1958 this Society's membership passed the I 000 mark. In June 1963, the last figures available at the time of this report, we had only 1021. Worse than that - in the past three years we have lost membership! In November 1960 we reached an all-time high of 1056 members, - which is 35 more than we have today.

Our applications are running at only a little better than 7% of our present membership. To furnish needed replace­ments we should be receiving approximately 100 to 120 applications a year, - -instead during the past twelve months we received only 73.

What are the problems, - and what are the remedies? I hope this meeting today will help with the answers. I can however make some suggestions.

First: Since it is our main service to members we must improve the appearance and contents of BNA TOPICS. The Editor can only publish the material submitted to him. Perhaps the Editorial Committee can adopt a program of soliciting new and varied material.

Second: We must make more members aware of the necessity of obtaining new members for our Society. If we could double the number of active membership proposers we would have more than 100 new ap­plicants a year.

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Third: We must secure greater publicity for our Society. Perhaps we should take advantage of the opportunity offered by some of the Philatelic magazines to let BNAPS put out a Special Issue.

Fourth: We should encourage the Study Groups to obtain publicity for their Groups, and to actively seek new members for BN­APS and their Groups.

No doubt, others here today will have better suggestions than these. Your Com­mittee would welcome them.

During the coming year we are hopeful of obtaining additional advertising in other philatelic papers. We are hopeful of seeing some of the suggestions made here put into action and bear fruit. We are hopeful that we can enlist the active participation of other members on this Committee. We are hopeful of having a better report at this time next year!

Respectfully Submitted and moved for adoption:

E. A. Richardson Chalnn.an:

The motion was seconded by Mr. Sissons and voted accepted.

Reporting as Chairman of the Nominating Committee, Mr. Richardson remarked that the committee had especially selected candi­dates for the Board based on an area dis­tribution in an effort to have a balanced Board.

REPORT OF THE EDITOR It is a pleasure to report that over the

past year the publication of the society's magazine, BNA Topics, has been completed without difficulty. Ten issues and a year­book were printed and distributed to all members.

It appears that the content of the maga­zine was varied and informative. The editor­ial committee hope to retain the interest of the members by printing articles on many B.N.A. philatelic subjects. One new column was added. Canada's Semi-Official Airmails by Daniel Rosenblat and columns on Squared Circles, Newfoundland, BNAPS­er's, Postal Stationery and Revenues were printed on a more or less regular basis. The President's Page was also a new innovation.

There is a substantial backlog of articles, but more would be appreciated. The circula­tion and changes of address are being ably­handled by Mr. Hedley J. Hollands.

There is still the problem of transmission of the magazine through the mails. We have found that there is no delay with our mail-

ers. Now we are placing the date of print­ing on the front cover. The post office is aware of our problem and is attempting to alleviate the situation.

John H. M. Young Editor

It was moved by Mr. Levine, seconded by Mr. Meyerson that the report be accepted. The motion was affirmed.

Mr. Greene, Chairman of the Editorial Committee reported to the meeting that no controversial manuscripts were submitted to the committee during the year. Several meetings were held with the President and Editor to discuss the editorial contents oj. TOPICS and ways to improve the contents of the magazine.

Advertising Manager Whiting informed the meeting that he was making every effort to provide a satisfactory yearbook issue with 52 ads in hand to $356.00. More realization from ads was necessary and he was working at the meeting to secure more ads from any who hadn't given one.

REPORT OF THE LIBRARIAN January - August, 1963

Mr. Robert J. Duncan, our founding librarian, retired due to illness in the fall of 1962. In announcing Mr. Duncan's retire­ment, President Clare M. Jephcott gave an appreciation of Mr. Duncan's tireless aid to the Society. Size of our debt to Mr. Duncan is well known by charter members of the executive and by those who have used the library in preparing articles and in writing up their collections. What may not be real­ized generally is the fact that Mr. Duncan performed much of this service from his own personal philatelic library, now dis-banded. .

From these remarks, members of the society will realize that our present library consists mainly of the books and pamphlets listed in the inventory appearing in the 1963 Yearbook. Articles and tear-sheets listed on page 265 of the 1960 Yearbook have been withdrawn from use for the time being to permit re-organization. Our stock of journals is nearly non-existent.

Substantial assistance is required if the library is to be of use to the membership. Needs are listed as follows:

First requirement is the publishing of the cumulative index for Topics. Soon 20 vol­umes of Topic will be completed. This fine achievement would become much more use­ful to the membership if an index was published. Dr. Harry Daggett has completed

the preparations of a cumulative index to the end of Volume 19.

Second need is for money to provide for new books as they appear, books and pamphlets at present not in our library, and for duplicate copies of much used ref­erence books, and for duplicate sets of B.N.A. journals. Money is also needed to provide for binding of journals.

Finally, generous support of the member­ship is required to provide journals, books, auction catalogues, specialized catalogues, etc. now lacking in the library. It is hoped that members will donate material which may be of no further use to them, material which will be most useful to build our library. Requirements of the library and acknowledgements of your gifts will be published from time to time in Topics.

Edgar C. Black, Librarian

It was moved by Mr. Greene, sec-onded by Mr. Nickle that the report be accepted. The motion was voted accepted.

REPORT OF THE SALES MANAGER The financial report of the Sales Depart­

ment has been submitted to the Treasurer and is included in the BNAPS financial report printed in the July-August issue of TOPICS.

Sales for the Department year were good, although it is probably better to show the amount paid to members as an indication of activity. This figure is just over $3,000.00, and, broken down, shows that seven mem­bers received over $100, with the top at $463. Seven other members received from $50 to $100, while 18 others received from 40c to $50. It would be well for our Canadian sellers to bear in mind that they get about 7% exchange, which makes the commission charge about 1% and insurance at 2%. ·

There is need for much more material, and this should be broken down into exhibit classes in order to obtain maximum sales. There are many requests for special circuits of material that is classified in this manner.

For the past four years we have had the help of Bill Hassan, #91 I, and the Depart­ment welcomes this opportunity to express its thanks before the Membership. Bill bas worked one afternoon a week, and without his aid we would not be able to achieve the results we have.

Again we will enclose with the Yearbook our members circuit request cards. These

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are filed in order of receipt, and circuits are sent out accordingly as requested. Requests far outnumber material available, and in some cases over a year has elapsed before a member receives his requested material. Remember, a circuit (regular) takes over 90 days to complete its rounds to ten mem­bers.

May I suggest to the Permanent Con­vention Committee that they require, (as a part of their supervision of the whole Con­vention program), that each host group appoint a committee of about four mem­bers to supervise a BNAPS circuit table during bourse hours.

'Groups that meet regularly, or even ir­regularly, should so advise the Sales Man­ager, and request circuit material. Edmon­ton and Calgary groups purchased sub­stantial amounts of material, and others could hold a "Circuit Night" thus aiding both buyers and sellers.

I move the acceptance of this report. Alfred P. Cook

SALES MANAGER

The motion was seconded by Mr. Meyer­son and voted accepted.

REPORT OF THE HANDBOOK COMMITTEE

I should first mention that this report is for a period of twelve months, from the last annual meeting, to date, so that any figures which I may report will not co­incide with the Treasurer's report which Is based on the calendar year.

Our current list of handbooks available contains nine titles and the following sum­mary covers the number of each sold dur­ing the year: -

on Sales hand Amount

The Squared Circle Postmarks of Canada. Or. A. Whitehead 78 76 112.20 <:;anadian Stamps with Perforated Initials. Per-fi n Study Group ........ I 12 140 124.80 Constant Plate Varie-t'ies of the Canada Small Queens. Hans Reiche ..... .. .... .. ......... .... 83 638 75.25 Canadian Fancy Can-cellations of the Nine-teenth Century .......... 645 318 I 372.20 K. M. Day M.D.,' F.R.P.S.L. & E. A. Smythies F.R.P.S.L. Same-case bound .... 64 7 359.60

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Postal Stationery of Canada Nelson Bond (1953) .......................... 27 263 47.50

These are the handbooks which have oeen published by our own Society and are all the work of the members mention­ed as authors.

The remaining handbooks on our list are published by sister Societies and are hand­led by your conunittee as a convenience for members.

The Canada Map Stamp of 1898 F. Tom­linson, F.C.P.S. (CPS

on Sales hand Amount

of GB) ........................ 61 19 106.50 Canadian Transport Postmarks T. P. G. Shaw, M.A., B.Sc. .... 32 8 147.50

From these figures you will note that your chairman has sold a total of 1102 handbooks since our last Convention and that the total of funds handled has amount­ed to some $2300.

A new handbook has been added to our current list, a revised edition of "Cana­dian Duplex Cancellations of the Victorian Era". 1860-1902, by E. A. Smythies, C.I.E., F.R.P.S.L. and published by the CPS of GB and is now available at $2.25 This is a second and up-to-date edition of one of the same title which we had available a few years ago.

As to future plans, we are presently considerating a final edition of Dr. White­head's "Squared Circle Postmarks of Can­ada". To assist in the cost of publication and particularly the cost of the number of new illustrations which the author and his associates wished to include in the third edition, the members of the "Squared Circle" Study Group have kindly donated the sum of $147.50. We also have under preparation "The Flag Cancellations of Canada" which Ed. Richardson is editing and we are awaiting copy to be able to prepare this for publication.

In closing this report we would invite any member having a specialized knowledge of any phase of British North American philately to discuss with the Chairman or any member of the Handbook committee the possibility of publication under the auspices of the Society.

Respectfully submitted & moved for acceptance

R. I . Woolley, Chairman.

Remarking on the progress of the Fancy Motion seconded by Mr. A. Kenyon and voted affirmed. Cancellations, Dr. Day advised that no formal study group had been formed as yet but that he would welcome and appreciate any new material and source.

REPORT OF THE STUDY GROUP LIAISON

The Study Group Liaison is a new ap­pointive post created at last year's Annual Meeting. There have been no precedents, no previous outline of work, no previously planned projects to follow or carry out. We start from scratch.

The Study Group folder and Survey sheets which has been distributed at this convention is one of our first projects. We hope that those in attendance will com­plete the survey forms and turn them in before this convention ends. On the basis of this survey we will build plans for our program for 1963-64.

Another project of the Study Group Liaison has been organizing, programming and assisting the Study Group Seminars held at this convention. Seminars already held, or yet to be held during these three days include:-

Fiag Cancels Postal Stationery Semi-Official Airmails Patriotic Covers Revenues Squared Circles We plan to make available to the Editor

of the 1963 Yearbook, information regard­ing the existing Study Groups, their pro­jects, their Chairman and Secretary, and where available, the membership.

During the past year the Canadian Rev­enue Study Group continued to function as a formally organized Study Group with its own officers, bulletin, treasury and pro­gram of action. We hope that a number of other Study Groups will also organize. Among those which seem good candidates are:

Postal Stationery Flag Cancels Semi-Official Airs Newfoundland

Squared Circles Patriotic Covers Locals Coil Stamps We are firmly of the opm1on, that aside

from BNA TOPICS, the greatest service which BNAPS can offer to members can be a strong, healthy, active number of Study Groups. Furthermore, unless BNAPS is able to meet the needs of the Specialists in these many popular fields, we can expect the formation of separate specialist soc­ieties, organized outside and distinct from our Society. While it is still true that most BNA collectors are interested in collecting fine stamps in a wide range, including Can­adian Classics, - yet the real vigor, en­thusiasm and challenge is to be found in the specialties. The results of the Squared Circle handbooks, and the activities of the Revenue Study Group is ready evidence of this.

Your Co-ordinator of Study Groups will welcome any suggestions from officers, board members and society members, as to future posible activities of this office. We are pleased with results so far, but we ex­pect greater results in the years to follow.

Respectfully submitted & moved for acceptance

E. A. Richardson, Co-ordinator The motion was seconded by Mr. Woolley and accepted.

Mr. Siverts, Chairman of Ballot Com­mittee reported the following results of the election for three (3) members to the Board of Governors:

Leslie A. Davenport ............ ....... . 203 Robert J . Woolley .... 173 Kenneth M. Day 164 Alfred H. Kessler ....... ........... ....... 116 Willard Rorke .. .... .. .......... .. .. ........ 73 Sam C. Nickle .... .... .. .. .. .. .. .............. 63

Valid ballots: 269 President Jephcott introduced the three

successful candidate~Davenport, Woolley and Day - and asked them to rise and be recognized.

There being no further business for the consideration of the meeting, it was ad­journed on motion by Mr. Rockett at 12:30 P.M.

WILLIAMSBURG VA. Lost and Found Department

One of our members attending that containing Provincial Revenues. Will the wonderful Convention mislaid two ap- owner please claim to avoid storage costs. proval cards, one with Jc small Queen These may be had from Bob Woolley at stamps with town cancels and the other 1520 Bathurst Street, Apt. 206, Toronto 10.

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1,HE WILLIAMSBURG SHOW by A. W. Mcintyre, Publicity Director

One of the finest, well balanced stamp exhibitions featured the 15th annual con­vention of BNAPS whkb convened in the Williamsburg Lodge. The show, comprised of 175 frames in 43 exhibits of 19th and 20th century specialized collections, was staged in one of the best lighted halls -part of the new Conference Centre in Williamsburg, Virginia, adjoining the Lodge.

The event ran three days, September 19 to 2 1, and BNAPEX '63 drew more than 120 registered members. Located in the historic town which was the first British settlement in North America, and includes a restored area, provided a charming and fascinating site for the visitors.

The jury selected was the same as at Alpine Inn, Vinnie Greene, Dr. K. M. Day and Ed. Richardson.

The Grand Award, an engraved silver tray with the society's gold medal affixed in the centre, was won by Dr. Robert V. C. Carr of Youngstown, Ohio, with an exhibit of New Brunswick grid can­cels which feature identifying postal num­bers. The Gold award went to a new mem­ber, Frank M. Morgan, Hanover, N.H., on an exhibit of federal and provincial rev­enues.

The Championship Award, went to A. G. Fairbanks, Westmouot, P.Q., on his former Grand Award winner, an exhibit of specialized Nova Scotia. The Goodwin Award was placed on a fine showing by James A. Pike of Ford, Wash. of British Columbia and Vancouver Island covers. The Revenue Study Group's silver tray was awarded to a novice exhibitor. Albert Wood of Brookfield, Wise. Eight silver medals and seven bronze were awarded.

General co-chairman of the gathering were Jack Levine and Jim Culhane; exhi­bition, John Siverts; bourse, AI Keeler; seminars, Ed Richardson; certificates, E. J. Whiting; at large, D. C. Meyerson, E. A. Richardson and George T. Turner; pro­gram, Jack Levine; advertising, AI Kessler.

Study Groups Active BiU Rockett for the Postal Revenue

Study Group, said this new group com­prised 10 per cent of the membership.

Fancy cancels was not an organized study group but formation of a formal group would be welcomed next year, said Dr.

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Day. Those interested would like to identify and authenticate the source of numerous cancels.

This was the first year that panel discus­sions have been tried by study groups, and it proved very satisfactory, said Ed Richard­son. "The greatest service that a society can give its members are study groups; there's real vigor found in these."

As co-ordinator, Ed Richardson presided at several separate group meetings. He issued and distributed to members a five­page leaflet, with questionnaire sheet at­tached for ready completion by members. It listed 32 different existing or possible swdy groups with a brief outline of pos­sible area of study for each, along with a sample roll of 12 group activities.

Ten members met in the F lag Cancel Group where Lloyd Sharpe was the source of material. Realistic pricing is promised for the coming handbook, a third. Nine at­tended the Semi-Official Airmail seminar with Nels Pelletier, the resource. Patriotic Covers group viewed a large stock of First World War and 1904 pieces in the hands of Clarence Westhaver. Twenty-five at­tended the Revenue Group with Wilmer Rockett, and discussed Cape Breton laws.

Twelve attended the Postal Stationery group with George Hicks of Listowell. It will issue a checklist of railway companies pictorial postal cards. The squared circle study group fai led to meet as billed.

Annual Banquet The annual banquet was attended by 110.

Roll call by chairman Bert Llewellyn re­vealed members present from 21 states and five provinces. The Ontario group was the largest Canadian, and Western Canada's table of ten next, with five from Edmonton, four from Calgary and one from Prince Albert Sask.

A cable to President Jephcott conveyed good wishes from the Canadian Philatelic Society of Great Britain.

A pleasant highlight was the presenta­tion of a silver ice bucket to the veteran secretary Jack Levine, one of the founders.

Trophies were presented by Ed Richard­son. "I never saw so many Canadian three­penny beavers together, as at this show." He praised the exhibits committee.

The bourse saw eight tables in action:

Fred Kraemer, Calgary; Mrs. Doris McKay, Edmonton; H. Harrison, Pikesville, Md.; Dick Lamb, Kitchener; Fred Jarrett, To-

ronto; Hollands & Kearsley, Toronto; Raj· Brown, Williamsburg; and R. J. Woolley with society handbooks.

Exhibits and A wards

Section One: 19th Century Exhibitor Class Award

Dr. Murray Campbell, Winnipeg Red River covers nfc (not for competition)

John T. Pratt, Wayzata, Minn. Nova Scotia rated covers Bronze Dr. R. V. C. Carr, Youngstown, Ohio New Brunswick grid cancels Grand James A. Pike, Ford, Wash. B.C. and Vancouver ls. covers Goodwin tr. J. T. Culhane, Norristown, Pa. 19th ceo. decimal issue, Nfld. Ed Richardson, La Marque, Texas Canada three pence Sam C. Nickle, Calgary Cda. 3p papers and shades Richard S. Solomon, Dayton, Ohio Canada three pence Harry W. Lussey, New Milford, N.J. Canada-the 1859 Issue StewartS. Kenyon, Edmonton, Alta. Canada one cent of 1859 Norman Brassier, Glen Ridge, N.J. Canada five cent of 1859 Alonzo F. Kenyon, Pittsburgh, Pa. Large queen cancellations George D. Hicks, Listowell, Ontario Small queens, cancels, cvrs Willard Rorke, Edmonton, Alta. 19th ceo. Regis. cvrs., cancels C.G. "Bill" Kemp, Montreal Plate var. SQ & regis. Gordon Sprague, Portland, Maine Canada, LQ to present Ed Richardson, La Marque, Texas Canada Essays of 1891 R. W. Grimble, Wilmington, Dela. Unofficial duplex

Section Two: 20th Century (1897 to date) Dan C. Meyerson, Harrison, N.Y. The 1932 Issue of Nlld. Stanley A. Wood, Auckland, New Zeal. Specialized 5c Caribou Chris. A. Moore, Toronto Specialized '98 Map stamp Harry W. Lussey, New Milford, N.J. Canada 1898 Map stamp Willard Rorke, Edmonton, Alta. Experimental Coils of Cda. Ed Richardson, La Marque, Texas Quebec Tercentenary Issue Reimers A. Peters, Phoenix, Ariz. Early Flag Cancels C. W. Hollingsworth, Staffs, England Introduction to RPOs John M. Kitchen, Woodstock, Ont. Cancels on Tr. Cda. Hgy. strop.

Section Three: Specialized Collections Colin MacR Makepeace, Prov., R.I. Cdn. Revenue Proofs, Nfld. Rev. Frank M. Morgan, Hanover, N. Hamp. Federal & Provincial Rev. Albert T. Wood, Brookfield, Wis. Gen. Col. Canada Revenues Ed Richardson, Texas Sup. Ct. Laws, War, Thrift W. C. Rockett, Willow Grove, Penna. Provincial Revenues Harry W. Lussey, New Milford, N.J. Canadian Revenues Edward J. Whiting, Malvern, Pa. Cda. Postal Note Stamps Clarence A. Westhaver, Milton, Mass. Boer War Patriotics Anton H. Zahm, Syracuse, N.Y. Cross-Border Covers, 1851-57 H. W. Harrison, Baltimore Cdn. Postal Stationery Hedley J. Hollands, Toronto Cdn. RPOs Ed Richardson, Texas Cape Breton Laws Ed Richardson Cdn. Siberian Expedition Ed Richardson Aerograms

Section Four: Championship Collections

nfc Silver Silver Silver

Bronze Silver

nfc

Silver

Bronze nfc

Bronze

Silver Gold

Sil. Tray nfc

Bronze

Silver Bronze

Bronze nfc nfc nfc

A. G. Fairbanks, Westmount, Que. Nova Scotia cvrs., rates, bisects CH. Award Walter W. Chadbourne, Wilmington Spec. Prince Edward Island

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963 283

T() THE MEMBERS OF BNAPS At BNAPEX '63 held at Williamsburgh,

Y~ .• nine members of the Board of Gov­eniors and the elected officers met and voted unanimously to raise the dues from $4.00 a year to $5.00 a year and to in­crease the cost of life membership from $75.00 to $100.00.

This step was made necessary because of the tremendous increase in the cost of printing TOPICS. Because of this increase, BNAPS ran at an approximate $400 deficit

STAMP

ASSOCIATION FOR STAMP EXHIBmONS, INC.

Official Notice

The Directors of the Association for Stamp Exhibitions have provisionally de­cided to hold an International Stamp Ex­hibition in New York, N.Y. in 1966.

The membership list of the Association, due to the untimely death of the previous Secretary is unfortunately neither accurate not up-to-date.

Therefore, the Association is publishing herewith this notice of a general open

Meetl.ng of the Membership of all classes of membership to be held at

The Collectors Club 22 East 35th Street

G EORGE LUDLOW LEE CANADA PLATE BLOCK COLLECTION TO

BE AUCTIONED

H. R. Harmer, Inc. to sell top collection in its class

Bernard Harmer, President of H. R. Harmer, Inc., International Stamp Auction­eers of New York has just announced that his Company will sell the celebrated George Ludlow Lee Collection of 20th Century Canada Imprint and Plate blocks.

In addition to the straight-forward mint collection of blocks which is complete ex­cept for two items, the collection also in­cludes a wide range of position blocks of the extremely rare and popular imperforate and part-perforate errors.

284 YEARBOOK/BNA TOPICS/NOVEMBER 1963

for 1962 and a projected $600 deficit for 1963. These two deficits just about wipe out our surplus and it is therefore, neces­sary to increase the dues.

This is the first change in dues since 1958 and it was taken with the greatest reluctance. However, there was no alter­native.

NEWS

Sincerely, Daniel C. Meyerson Chr. Board of Gov.

New York 16, N.Y. at 5: 15 p.m. on

November 13, 1963. The purpose of this general meeting of

the membership is to elect Directors, ratify the act of the directors, hear reports of Committees and transact such other busi­ness as may properly come before the meeting.

All members who can do so are urged to attend. So that an up-to-date membership list may be re-established, all members -whether in New York, N.Y. or not- who cannot attend are requested to signify their interest by sending their names and addresses to the Secretary - Mr. B. D. Harmer, 6 West 48th Street, New York, N.Y. 10036.

Although the collection was commenced as recently at 1959, Mr. Lee's drive result­ed in it soon becoming the pre-eminent collection of its kind. The major acquisition was the outstanding Sol Kanee collection obtained through a Canadian source. Fur­ther extensive purchases from prominent dealers and auctioners on both sides of the Atlantic completed the many difficult-to­fill gaps that existed.

Used collection also to be offered In addition to the mint collection, Mr.

Lee will offer through Harmer's his used collection of plate and position blocks. Unwanted until quite recently, used blocks are becoming appreciated by collectors and their true rarity discovered. Used mostly for First Day covers, the blocks have a

wonderful range of attractive special post­marks.

Seaway iov.erted center error In the same auction Harmer's will offer,

on Mr. Lee's behalf, the unique bottom row block of 10 (5 x 2) of the extremely popular Seaway center inverted. This extra­ordinary piece is expected to bring in the $25,000 to $35,000 mark. A used single on­cover of the same error will also be offered.

Auction scheduled for December 9, 10 The auction will be held at the H. R.

Harmer Galleries at 6 West 48th Street, New York on Monday and Tuesday, De­cember 9, 10. The fully illustrated de-luxe catalogue is expected to be ready by early November. It can be obtained from Harm­er's without charge.

Official "O.H.M.S." overprint on the 1946 Peace $1 in a plate block showing one stamp with missing period error. This rare item which catalogues $1,500 in the Canada Plate Block Catalogue is one of the many highlights from the George Ludlow Lee Collection of Canada Plate Blocks which will be auctioned by H. R. Harmer, Inc. of 6 West 48th Street, New York, N.Y. on December 9, 10.

The unique bottom row block of 10 of the rare Canada Seaway in­verted center which will highlight the George Ludlow Lee sale of Canada Plate Blocks at H. R. Harmer, Inc., 6 West 48th Street, New York, N.Y. on December 9, 10. The two corner blocks alone cata­logue $24,000 in the Canada Plate Block Catalogue.

YEARBOOK/BNA TOPICS/NOVEMBER 1963 285

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NORTHPORT SQUARE CIRCLES

recent ly made a happy discovery of 14 cards and covers having this scarce stri ke (Superb to poor). Will trade for older Cana· dian mint blocks of four. Any offers?

L. E. STONEHOUSE, 1836 25 Clarence St., Amherst, N.S., Canada

CANADA 1963 B.N.A. Catalog ........................ ...... 15c

Monthly auctions of Canada & Br. Empire

Auction catalog on request.

JIM F. WEBB Licensed Auctioneer 22 Mackay Dr. Thornhill, Ont., Canada

Compliments of

L. E. JARVIS

#618

CA NADA REVENUES

Trade, Buy, Sell

SO Different - $1.00 Approvals & Want Lists Filled

HALEY'S EXCHANGE Box 205 Fryeburg, Moine

WANTED NEWFOUNDLAND AEROPHILATELY

AND MEMOBILIA

Always Interested in Collateral Material

JAMES J . MATEJKA JR., M.D. Suite 216 Hotel LaSalle

10 North La Salle Street , Chicago 2, Illinois

CIGARETTE TAX PAlOS CANADA

Your want lists solicited

E. L. PIGGOTT 467 Main , Kentville, Novo Scotia

WANTED

CA NADIAN LAWS, FEDERALS, TAX PAlOS

ADOLPH KOEPPEL 633 Chelsea Rd ., Oceanside, N.Y.

CANADA CATHOLIC MISSION MIXTURE $2.00 Postpaid. london Banklot sealed $2.35. Be tter quality $4.00. Canada, Pictorial, Com· memoratives only 500 for $4.00. Approvals against wontlist. Current pricelist foreign mixtures etc. free. GORDEN VAUGHN

RCAF Stn. Chatham, N.B. ( # 1985)

GEORGE DODSON

President, Germantown Stamp Club

Philadelphia, Pa.

GREETINGS

DR. JOSEPH J . BALASSA

Canada: Scott # 114: Seven-Cent red-brown Admiral

Pairs, blocks or strips, mint or used, Wanted, for p lating purposes.

F. W. L. KEANE Suite 201, 1405 Stadacona Ave.,

Victoria, B.C.

CANADA ONE CENT 1859 WANTED NUMERAl CANCELS

ON OR OFF COVER

STEWART S. KENYON 15205-74 Ave., Edmonton, Alta.

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963 287

Greetings

Good Hunt ing

Good Luck Good Collecting

Good Fortune

looking for 1897 Jubilee Covers

Will buy ... Will exchange

CLARENCE A. WESTHAVER

Everybody thinks I own all of the superb a nd

unusual 3d. lmperf. Beavers. This is not quite t rue.

so - I want to buy more - Da ted copies, Town Cancels,

Pa id, Steam ·Boat, R. R., Multiple Pieces, etc.

Send w ha t you have with selling price or write to:

SNAPS No. 125

DR. RICHARD S. SOLOMON

349 W. First Street

DAYTON 2, OHIO

288 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963

IF YOU COLLECT

BRITISH NORTH AMERICA

CONTACT

L. A. DAVENPORT 230 LONSMOUNT DRIVE, TORONTO 1 0,

ONTARIO

New Plate Block and regular B.N.A. Lists now available- 50c

for both with a refund of $1 .00 on your first $5.00 (net) order

from same.

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963 289

Greetings

AL. KESSLER

#334

CANADIAN COVERS WANTED

Wanted for Cash: Fine Illustrated Covers, Fairs, Expositions and

Patriotics

BEN JACOBSON P.O. Box 562

Santa Barbara, Californ ia

An answer to my small ad in June "Topics"

enabled me to purchase two Halifax stra ighline covers

I want to buy Nova Scotia and New Brunswick preadhesive and stamped covers

dated before 1867

JOHN H. M. YOUNG Dean Grove 503 John St

Thornhill, Ontario

REGISTERED

Have commenced gathering ma­terial & info. for handbook on BNA registry systems, stamps & cancels. All interested in forming study group for this purpose write temporary chairman:

H. W. HARRISON Box 5780, Pikesville 8 , Md. U.S.A.

290 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963

W-A-N-T-E-D

Margin Inscription and Plate Number items of

CANADA POSTAl NOTE STAMPS

ED WHITING, # 61

25 Kings Circle, Malvern, Pa. 19355 U.S.A.

Greetings from

JIM CULHANE

#280

GREETINGS

from

W. C. PETERMAN

#8

CANADA

COMPl ETE BOOKlETS POSTAL STATIONERY Price lists on request

C. P. ARNOLD (No. 1398)

49 Christie St., Troy, New York

THE OTHER HALF

During the past year we have bought and sold many spectacular

items in Classical B.N.A. Perhaps we are becoming known as dealers

in Classica l B.N.A. exclusively. This is only half of the picture .

. THE OTHER HALF is that in addition to having one of the best

Classica l B.N.A. stocks on this Continent we also have a very complete

stock of fine Modern Canada from 1897 to the present, including Plate

Blocks, every Booklet Pane, every Coil, Covers, and multiples.

Your enquiries solicited for e ither half.

GEORGE S . WEGG LTD .

28 Kilbarry Road, Toronto 7, Canada

Telephone 489-1344

Best Wishes

from

The President

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963 291

NUMBER ONE SIX FIVE

Ite m O ne: While my name may be a newcomer to these pages, insofar as being an advertiser is concerned, I'm no newcomer to the B.N.A.P.S. My membership number is # 165, which takes me back a long, long way, to the early days of this group.

Ite m Tw o: Running auction sales is hardly a novelty either to Member # 165. In the past thirty years, we have run no less than 120 auction sales, in about twenty different cities from Coast to Coast.

Ite m Three: While United States stamps predominate in our sales, those of British North America are easily second. Many of your fellow B.N.A.P.S. members are receiving our catalogues regu­larly, and bidding almost as regularly.

Ite m Four: Our sales during the coming season will include some very choice B.N.A. material, early covers, Pence and Cents issues, and more popu lar mint items, both in Canada and Newfound­land .

Item Five: If you are interested in adding to your collection, and if you have never investigated auction buying, this may be the time to do it. Chances are that part of those lovely collections you admired at the last B.N.A.P.S. Exhibition were at least partly built with our help.

Item Six: It's the easiest thing in the world to get on our list. Just send a request, and give your B.N.A.P.S. number. That will make it unnecessary for us to ask for references, for everyone knows that there is no higher type of philatelist than the one who belongs to this organization.

HERMAN HERST, JR. Shrub Oak, New York

A.P.S., Life A.S.D.A. S.P.A., life

P. T .S. (London) B.I.A. (London)

292 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963

WANTED

1859 ISSUE Plate Varieties - Covers

Multiples

GEORGE B. LLEWELLYN 137 Clearview Avenue Huntington Valley, Pa.

Bob Woolley #359

is interested in PERFINS - RAILWAY & STEAMSHIP POST CARDS (on Posta l Sta ­

tionery) - SEMI-OFFICIAL AIR MAILS

Correspondence invited

R. J . WOOLLEY 1520 Bathurst Street, Apt. 206,

Toronto 10, Ca na da

Compliments of

FRED JARRETT

GREETINGS

I'm still looking for

Fort Benton, Montana Covers 1876 to 1883

proving origin In

Calgary, Canada

SAM C. NICKLE L 1727 3015 Glencoe Road

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

"Greetings from a stamp

collector's wife .

I don't collect stamps,

but I do collect philatelists

ANONYMOUS

J im Sissons is hunting

B.C. and N.B. numerlal

cancels for me- Will you?

DR. ROBERT V. C. CARR

3134 Neosho Road Youngstown, Ohio

# 1427

My specialty is

POSTAL STATIONERY

BOB WARLICK

3705 Bellevue Rd.,

Raleigh, N.C.

G reetings f rom

NARCISSE A . PELLETIER

# 1268

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963 293

Still Interested In 3c Small Queens

Also

Cancellations, Flags, Squared Circles, Towns, etc.

on Posta l Stat ionery

VERY INTERESTED

In

R. R. Pictoria l Cards, Pa triot ics, Exhibitions a nd Fa irs

any Ill ustrated Covers

GEORGE D. HICKS Box 567 Listowel, Ont.

NEWFOUNDLAND of course

I'm interested in any covers used prior to 1880.

I' m interested in used multiples, blocks of four or larger of the rou lettes, Scott's # 's 37-40

I'm interested in Plate Block # 3 of the Caribou stamps, Scott #'s 115-117

Anyth ing e lse odd or interesting

DANIEL C. MEYERSON

69 Fenimore Drive, Harrison, N.Y.

294 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963

" BETTER CANADA" B.N.A.P .S.

Mr. Ed Whiting, Advertising Manager, B.N .A .P.S. " TOPICS", 25 Kings Circle, MALVERN, Pa ., U.S.A .

Dear Ed:

BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA

1 0439 - 140 Street, EDMONTON, Alberta. September 30, 1963.

Wasn't it fun at WILLIAMSBURG, celebrating another Happy anniversary with our founders, JACK LEVINE and the rest?

I hope everyone is beginning to plan right now for BNAPEX '64 - isn't it to be in the MUSKOKA LAKES district out of TORONTO?

There was a mountain of mail here for me when I got home, but that is the way I like it. Tell everyone to keep those letters and want lists coming, and I will do my best on everything from CORKS to COILS, and from small QUEENS to large QUERIESI

The next important date in my appointment book is for EDMONTON - gateway to the great NORTHWEST - where the Edmonton Branch of the ROYAL PHILATELIC SOCIETY OF CANADA will host CAN­PEX '64 - the CANADIAN NATIONAL PHILATELIC EXHIBITION in mid­May. Planning to see you then I remain.

BNAPS #1819

P.S. Don't forget-CANPEX '64 - EDMONTON, May 14, 15, 16 - 196A See you for sure ! I

Yours truly,

DORIS McKAY (Mrs. Gordon F. McKay)

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/NOVEMBER 1963 295

Compliments

COLIN MocR. MAKEPEACE

START STAMPS

P.O . Box 130

Teaneck, N.J.

Serving the needs of the

collector & specialist in

used only British Empire

Since 1928

Wo nt lists filled a nd the

unusual found for you.

296 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963

GREETINGS

TO

ALL

BNAPSers

*

VINCENT G. GREENE

TORONTO

BNAPS Revenue Group

Membership - 1 02

- How About You-

Secretary

Ed. Richardson

303 Pin Oak Drive, La Marque,

Texas

Chairman and Treasurer

W. C. ROCKETT

2030 Overlook Ave.

Willow Grove, PA.

CANADA · NEWFOUNDLAND - BRITISH EMPIRE As dealers in these three groups exclusively for many years, we have built up one of the finest stocks in the country. We don't have "scads" of superb " Pence" issues and "59s". Every dealer has a waiting list for this top grade material. However, we do have a sound stock of the "fine" quality material satisfactory to the majority of collectors.

As the biggest buyers in British Columbia, a wealth of fine material passes through our shop in a year. If we don't have just what you are looking for now, we may have it in the near future . Your want list will be welcome.

STANLEY STAMP CO. {1958) LTD.

877 HORNBY STREET

WANTED

Town dated copies of the

Canadian 1898 map stamp

Especially these dates

Dec. 1 8th, 1898

May 7th, 1899; June 4th, 1899

July 23rd & 30th 1899

August 9th, 17th & 20th, 1899

Se pt. 3rd, Oct. 22nd & 29th, 1899

Dec. 17th & 24th, 1899

Also perf1ns & precancels

CHRIS MOORE

64 Oakmount Rd., Toronto 9

VANCOUVER 1, B.C., CANADA

WANTED

Provincial Perfins

P.S. and L.A.

Anything on page 3 1 of the

Perf1n Handbook

except O .H.M.S.

C. RUSSELL McNEIL

833 Kingsway Drive

Longacres

Burlington, Ontario

ct

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOP,ICS/ NOVEMBER 1963 297

CANADIAN STAMP DEALERS ASSOCIATION President

J. K. MacRORY 94 Indian Rd., Toronto 3, Ont.

Vice-President W. N. AFFLECK

163 Alexander St., Oshawa, Ontario

Sec.-Treasurer R. G. CROUCH

6 Ridgevalley Cres., Islington, Ont.

Correspondence to the secretary invited.

and in his window is pledged to give you fair treatment in buying or selling stamps. c _a Every member of the CSRA who displays the CSDA Maple leaf in his advertisements a You can buy with confidence from the dealer who displays this sign. D -A

W. N. AFFLECK .. ... .. .. .. .. ... ... .. . .. 163 Alexandra St., Oshawa, Ont. F. G. ATKINSON .. .. . .. .. .... .. .. .... .. .... .. .. .. 1215 Greene Ave., Montreal 6, Quebec AVENUE STAMP SHOP ... .. .. ... .. ... .. ... 1108 Yonge St., Toronto, Ontario H. BEAUPRE 81 Dover St., Waterloo, Ontario K. BILESKI Station B, Winnipeg, Manitoba A. CHERVIN .... .. .. .. .. .. .... 1237 Bleaury St., Montreal, Quebec M. C. COHEN .. Suite 14A, 175 Pitt St., Sydney, Australia A. l. CSEPREGHY . .. ... .. ... .. ..... .. ... .. P.O. Box 280, Catha. Sta., New York 25, U.S.A. l. A. DAVENPORT 230 Lonsmount Dr., Toronto 10, Ontario A. DAY .. .. .. 17 lauralynn Cres., Agincourt, Ontario COL F. E. EATON .. .. .. .. . .. .. ... .. 3160 W 57th Ave., Vancouver 13, B.C. R. E. ELLIOT .. P.O. Box 134, St. Johns, P.Q. EMPIRE STAMP CORP. LTD. .... .. ... .... ..... . 1150-2 Yonge St., Toronto, Ontario J. ETHIER Box 117, Oshawa, Ontario GLOBE STAMP CO. 674 Yonge St., Toronto 5, Ontario HAPPY HOURS STAMP CO. 1240 Dundas St. W., Toronto 3, Ontario G. B. HARMER ... ... .. ............ .. .. ..... .. .... .. .... .. 560 Fifth Ave., New York 19, U.S.A. F. HOAG .. .. .. .. .. .. 2656 Yonge St., Toronto 12, Ontario INTERNATIONAL STAMP CO. .. .. ... .... .... . .. 230 Bay St., Toronto 1, Ontario R. M. JACKSON 23 Ardavon Place, london, Ontario A. C. JOHNSON ... .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. 6 Myles View Place, Willowdale, Ontario P. G. KELLER .. .. . 116 Nassau St., Room 1018, New York 38, U.S.A. F. LANGER .... .. .. ... .. ... ...... Box 238, 432 W. Pender St., Vancouver, B.C. R. W. LYMAN . P.O. Box 299, Marblehead, Mass., U.S.A. J . K. MccRORY .. 94 Indian Rd., Toronto 3, Ontario R. MARESCH & SON .. .. ... .... .. .. ... .. 628 Yonge St., Toronto 5, Ontario D. McCAll .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. 12 Cartier Cres., Scarborough, Ontario A. l. McCREADY .. .... .. .. .. ... .. . Cobden, Ontario M. J. MERRIHEW .. .. .. .. .. .... ... 493 Portage Ave ., Winnipeg, Manitoba H. NEILSON ... .. Box 11 , Station F., Toronto, Ontario 0 . K. STAMP SHOP .... 1340 Danforth Ave., Toronto, Ontario P. B. PAPACHRISTIDIS . 28 St. James St., Montreal, P.Q. J . REISZ . .. ............... .. 4622 Park Ave., Montreal, P.Q. G. ROBERTS 6319 Cornier St., Montreal, P.Q. J. C. ROSENBAUM .. 4119 Decarie Blvd., Montreal, P.Q. R. C. B. ROWE .. P.O. Box 248, Toronto 19, Ontario J . SANDERS 7 Commercial Rd., Southampton, England I. N. SHOOM 454 King St. W., Toronto, Ont. J. N. SISSONS 59 Wellington St., W., Toronto 1, Ontario W. H. SLATE 21 Castleknock Rd ., Toronto 12, Ontario J . H. SPIER ... .... . .. .. .. 1817 A St. Catherine St., Montreal 25, P.Q. F. TEMPLIN .. .... ....... .. .... .. 1064 St. lawrence Blvd., Montreal 1, P.Q. H. G. WALBURN .. .. .... .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... R.R. # 5, Walburn Rd., Kelowna, B.C. J . F. WEBB .. .. .... .... .. .... ...... .. .... 43 MacKay Drivo, Thornhill, Ontario G. WEGG ........ .. ..... .. 28 Kilborry Rd ., Toronto 7, Ontario K. WEISHUPT .... ... .... ..... .. ...... ... ... .... P.O. Box 37, Flushing 58, U.S.A. R. S. WILSON .. .. .. .... .. .... . .. .. ..... .. .... 78 Richmond St. W., Toronto 1, Ontario YORK STAMP CO. .. .. ... .. . .. .. .......... .. .. .. ........ P.O. Box 129, Station 0, Toronto, Ontario

298 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963

They're Not Easy!!

Used Canadian Plate Blocks

# 284 to date

After many years of trying, I' m

about 75% complete.

If you have any, please advise or

send with your price to:

JACK LEVINE

211 Pine Tree Road

Oxford, N.C.

The DOC is getting older

but is st ill saving,

and looking for

FANCY CANCELS.

What have you,

Also C.D.S.

?

DOC DAY # Ll2

"Come [up] and see me sometime"

(Mae West, 1934)

WALTER CHADBOURNE

LlOO

POSTMARKING INSTRUMENTS

A treatise on their manufacture, with three pages of strikes, from a half bushel of o ld Canada instru­ments to work from. Nine 8 ¥2 x 11 3-hole page, $1.

Post offices, and dates, with exact sites, 1876 to Dec. 1, 1906, for Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, Alberta. 20 pages, $2.

Canada money without exchange is OK

FRANK W. CAMPBELL

1132 Pine hurst, Royal Oak

Mich., 480-73

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963 299

WANTED COVERS- TO OR FROM B.N.A.

• Pre-Adhesive

• Non Adhesive

• With Adhesives

• Prior 1879

Chas. P. de Volpi 109 Sunnyside Ave. - Montrea l 6, Quebec

Compliments of

GEORGE P. HOLTZ,# 1914

3171 Van Horne Ave.

Montreal 26, Que. RE. 3-9493

300 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/NOVEMBER 1963

CANADA Here is a partial list of philatelic Canadiana that we can use for cash (U.S.A. or Canadian funds as desired). Clip this advertisement and save for future reference. We would especially like to hear from dealers, collectors, trustees of estates, anyone at all who may secure any Can­adian stamps in value of at least $10.00 per lot to any size available. In the case of larger bulky lots please advise what is for sale. Non­bulky lots may be sent by registered mail AT ANYTIME WITHOUT WRITING FIRST either priced or for our offers. We have been in business for 42 years and are life members of the A.P.S., R.P.S. of Canada, mem­bers of S.P.A., Collectors Club, B.N.A.P.S., C.S.D.A., etc. WANTED TO BUY 1. Canadian imperforates and part perforates, all years and issues

listed and unlisted in any quantity. 2. Errors of all types, major and minor. For example we purchased and

sold over 100 of the famous Seaway Invert. ALWAYS INTERESTED IN ANY DISCOVERIES which will handle either by outright purchase or on commission basis, whichever is desired.

3. Canadian Plate Blocks, collections and a,ccumulations. Urgently needed all Elizabethan G. overprinted plate blocks from 1953 to date and all values 1 c to $1.00.

4. Regular postage, everything from 1851 to date, mint and used. WE DO NOT REQUIRE ORDINARY PACKET STAMPS. 19th century Can­ada can be used in any condition from damaged to superb.

5. 19th Century covers FROM Canada addressed to any part of the world. 19th Century covers from any part of the world addressed TO Canada.

6. Revenues: All Canadian revenues, collections, stocks, accumulations. 7. What else would you have in Canadiana? SELLING We have for sa le anything we con buy as above. Outside of the CANADA BASIC CATALOGUE no price lists are ever issued. 99% of what is purchased is resold "on approval" and anyone who is not taking advantage of our approval service simply misses out on a very useful source. Phi latelic treasures, that would delight any collector of Canadian stamps, come our way. OFFERS 1. Canada Elizabethan postage, etc., major varieties complete mint to

end of 1962 - $12.00. 2. Same choice used - $10.00. 3. George VI Canada complete mint postage and officials - $120.00. 4. Same choice used - $1 00.00. 5. Canada Basic Catalogue, 2nd edition $2.00 6. Canada Plate block catalogue, 5th edition $3.00. 7. Canada Album system for postage $30.00.

(Investigate this as it's the finest a lbum for Canadian stamps ever published).

Remittance in any convenient way. We can use mint U.S.A., Canada and Newfound land stamps suitable for postage at face value in pay­ment for any of the above offers.

K. BILESKI LTD. Station "B" WINNIPEG, CANADA

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/NOVEMBER 1963 301

Strong Stock of Canada Particu larly Plate No. Blocks

Always Buyi ng What con you offer?

Now paying 70c per copy for Canada :#: MRS

Selling stomps since 1929

LEO SCARLET 116 Nassau St., N .Y. 38, N.Y.

Remember the undersigned with

your offerings of 59's - Lorge and

Small Queens, Advertising Covers,

and some of the toug her Squared

Circles on Cover.

NORMAN BRASSLER

258 Ridgewood Avenue

Glen Ridge, New Jersey

BNAPS ;#:75

302 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963

GREETI NGS TO All BNAPS

MEMBERS

Anyone who missed Williamsburg

missed the best convention that I

hove ever attended.

WANTED

Canadian precancels, collections or

accumulations for cosh or trade. I

also hove plate blocks for trade.

FRED R. HADLEY

P.O. Box 54

Prince Albert, Sask.

COLLECT CANADA SIDELINES?

Squared Circles - Perfons

Moons - Used Blocks

Territorials - Military

R.P.O.'s - Used Booklets

Complete Booklets - Flags Precancels - Postal Stationery

Coil Strips - Used Plates

19th & 20th Century Town Cancels

All types of Covers

and more.

If you collect some of these sidelines,

it will be worth while to (oin the:

BNA SPECIALISTS TRADI NG CIRCUIT

Send stamped self-addresed envelope

for details

E. A. HARRIS 98 Waskatenau Crescent

Calgary, Alberta

Semi Officia l Airmails

Study Group

Daniel G. Rosenblat's (BNAPS 1445) column is tne place to record

your information. Help complete tne record of these fascinating items.

Join the study group.

Ernest F. S. Smith (SNAPS 1533)

Cnaiman.

HAVE YOU BEEN MISSING OUT ?

Well - that depends. If you specialize only in 3d Beavers, the 1 Oc Consort, or the 17c Cartier - no, you haven' t missed a thing by not receiving my COllECTOR'S SURPLUS LISTS.

On the o ther hand you have missed mony a good item th is past year if you are in· terested in SQUARED CIRCLES on COVE R; FLAG and SLOGAN CANCELS; SEMI-OFFICIAL AIRMAIL STAMPS and COVERS; PERFINS, including EARLY OFFICIALS; POSTAL STATIONERY, including PADPOSTS, PICTORIAL RAILWAY CARDS and FACSIMILE MONEY ORDER CARDS; PLATE BLOCKS; BOGUS LOCALS and COllEGE STAMPS; IllUSTRATED ADVERTISING COVERS including PATRIOTICS and EXHIBITIONS; TELEGRAPH STAMPS and COVERS; PLATE VARIETIES; BOOKLETS and PANES; USED BLOCKS; TAX PAlOS; REVENUES, including such toughies as the CAPE BRETO N ISLAND PROVISIONAl lAWS, SASKATOON ELECTRICAL INSPECTION, and high valued NEWFOUNDLAND EXCISE; and an occasional unusual PROOF, EARLY CANCEL, etc.

My COllECTOR'S SURPLUS LISTS are issued every two or three months, and are either in five or ten page editions, containing from 200 to 400 interesting loll.

Subscription to these lists are restricted to 100 active collectors and dealers. We ore currently revising our mailing list and because 80 per cent o f our present subscribers ore active buyers, we hove room for only 20 new subscriptions at this time.

If you are seriously interested in the type of material described above, send SSe In mint U.S. or Canadian postage and you will receive the lis ts for the 1963-64 season.

ED . RICHARDSON

303 Pin Oak Drive, La Marque, Texas

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963 303

BNAPEX-65

Start Planning NOW

to be at the

CONVENTION

ON CAPE COD

Watch this space for as

details develop from

CLARENCE WESTHAVER

11 Spafford Rd. Milton 86, Mass.

30-4 YEAR800K/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963

AVEC M ES FELICITA TIONS

LES PLUS SINCERES Compliments of

J . RONALD McMURRICH

MAJOR GUY GRENIER

404 Laurier E. # 780

Apt. 405, OHawa, Ontario

-

Compliments

LLOYD W. SHARPE Compl iments of

47 Grant Blvd., University Gardens, FRANK M. MORGAN

Dundas, Ont.

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMIER 1963 305

ALFRED P . COOK

Coy Glen Road, Ithaca, New York

COOK'S BOOKS

We regret to announce the recent demise of COOK'S BOOKS.

(After the 1964 Convention the Booklet and Pone Study Group wilT

conduct a regular column).

STILL LOOKING

for

complete or partial Victoria or Edward booklets. If you hove one in

your collection, exploded, complete, or even covers and interleaves,

please send for inspection Ofild recording. I wi ll pay registration and

postage both ways, and, in addition, will donate $ 1,00 to TOPICS

publishing fund for each one of above received.

TEMAGAMI STUDY GROUP

Sends its compliments to the finest philatelic periodical, TOPICS, and to

its hard-working Editor.

Trout

Happy

Monoped

Caper

Canoe

Diver

Long Bob

"The Honourable Constance E."

306 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963

Tutton

Hasson

Meyerson

Compton

Cook

Davenport

Lyman

Cook

CANADA 1859-1897

Approval selections available

covering this period strong in

Specialists' Items

COVERS- CANCELLATIONS

MUL TJPLES- SHADES­

DATED COPIES

I om also a cosh buyer of choice

mate rial.

RICHARD M . LAMB

Box 573, Kitchener,

Ontario, Canada

WANTED TO BUY

QUEEN ELIZABETH II VARIETIES

Am interested in anything unusual

in the 5 cent Q.E. II issue (341 ).

Looking for plate varieties, R.P.O.,

town and slogan cancellations on

cover.

a lso

Bock issues of B.N.A. Topics and

Maples leaves. Please write first.

TED L. KILISH

9208 Trinity

Detroit Mich. 48228

BNAPS 1901

WANTED

CORRESPONDENCE

I hove Private perfins

Squared circle cancels

Town cancels on 3c s.q.

R. P. 0 . cancels

B.C. Covers

Posta l Stationery

REVENUES

Pre cancels

many fine items all for sole or trade

Also Mint British Colonies

C. F. BORTON 632 So Arden Blvd. Los Ange les 5, Calif.

HELP STILL WANTED

4-ring numerals 1859 issue 12, 43, 44, 46, 48.

4-ring numerals Iorge or small queen- 3, 4, 5, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 25, 28, 30, 31 , 32, 33, 37, 43, 46, 48.

2-ring on Iorge queen - 17, 19, 34, 42, 50.

2-ring on small queen - 2, 16, 17, 20, 22, 3 1, 39, 44, 51 , 55.

On or off cover

Cosh o r Trade

JOHN .SIVERTS

Box 425, Wilmington, 99

Delaware

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963 307

HANDBOOKS CANADIAN PHILATELIC LITERATURE

by A. L. McCready .. .. .. ... .. .. .. ....... ... .. . ..... .. ...... ....... ... ... ... .. $1.25

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

by Ed. Richardson . .. . ... . .. . .. . . .. . ... . .. . .. . .. ... .. ... . .. . ... ... . ... .. . .... .. .50

CANADIAN DUPLEX CANCELLATIONS OF THE VICTORIAN ERA, 1860-1902 (Revised Edition) . By E. A. Smythies, C.I.E., F.R.P.S.L:

published by Canadian Philatelic Society 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. Published by the Royal Philate lic Society of Canada (linen 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. $3.00 132 pages ... .... .... ..... ......... ...... .... . .... ... ..... Case Bound copies $5.75

CONSTANT PLATE VARIETIES OF THE CANADA SMALL QUEENS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 .25 by Hans Reiche. 24 pages

CANADIAN STAMPS WITH PERFORATED INITIALS $1 .50 Second edition. 32 pages

THE SQUARED CIRCLE POSTMARKS OF CANADA . . $2.00 by Dr. Alfred Whitehead. Second edition. 56 pages

THE CANADA MAP STAMP OF 1898 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.00 by Frederick Tomlinson, F.C.P.S. Published by the CPS of G.B. 48 pa ges ·

THE POSTAL STATIONERY OF CANADA-NELSON BOND $2.50 A reference catalogue-1 953-132 pages- hard cover

(All Prices Postpaid)

The above books are obtainable a t the prices noted from:

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

The "Map Stamp" handbook is being handled by special arra ngement with the CPS of G. B. In the United Kingdom the "Squared Circle", "Small Queens" a nd "perfln" handbooks are for sale by CPS of G. B. O rder from

Stanley Cohen, 51 Westfield Rd., Birmingham 15, England Hand books a lso for sole by lea ding deale rs

308 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963

ct

THOMAS D. DREW P.O. Box 1197,

WINNIPEG 1, MANITOBA

CANADA

TERMS OF SALE: FULL PAYMENT in the form of money order, bank draft, or certified cheque, must accompany order. Stamps are sold only in STAMPAKS as described, but your want list can be used to assemble these custom made PAKS. SATISFACTION or FULL REFUND. No. 1- BRITISH COLONIAL STAMPAK

All DIFFERENT, mostly mint items, George VI and EARLY Queen Elizabeth II in odd singles or short sets to the shilling or equivalent Many scarce items from the smaller colonies included. A fine selection in $5.00 or $10.00 STAMPAKS is available.

No. 2- WORLDWIDE NEW ISSUE STAMPAK All DIFFERENT, mostly recent issues from high grade BANK mail including beautiful PICTORIALS, HIGH VALUES, and AIRMAILS, fine used. Composition varies monthly as new material arrives. These lots contain stamps less than two months old quite often. Send $5.00 or $1 0.00.

No. 3- BRITISH COLONIAL MINT NEW ISSUES STAMPAK MOSTLY COMMEMORATIVES from the smaller British Territories. Composition changes continually as earlier issues are sold out, , and new issues arrive. Emphasis is on British West Indies. Send $5.00 or $1 0.00 for beautiful additions to your collection.

No. 4-B.N.A. STAMPAK Each selection contains All-DIFFERENT stamps, as requested, from NOVA SCOTIA, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, NEWFOUNDLAND, and CANADA, including SPECIAL DELIVERY, COMMEMORATIVES, and OFFICIAL stamps, etc. Selections from your Want list may be included to make these STAMPAKS a better investment for you. Send $5.00 or $10.00 for your selections.

No. 5- STAMPAK FOR CLUBS AND SERIOUS TRADERS A selection including mint BRITISH COLONIALS (not over five of a kind), GEORGE VI and QUEEN ELIZABETH II, in odd singles and sets to one shilling or equivalent is available. A second selection including duplicated FOKEIGN recent issues, mostly used, con­tains duplicated HIGH values too. (Not over five of a kind). Send $5.00 or $10.00 for your selection.

No. 6- 0DDS AND ENDS STAMPAK Includes anything from anywhere. The variety is just right for advanced or beginning collector. HIGH CATALOGUE VALUE. Only $5.00.

No. 7- LARGE PIECES STAMPAK BRITISH COLONIALS or FOREIGN STAMPS, mint or fine used, with beautiful items for you are available in limited quantities. Sold only in $5.00 STAMPAKS.

No. 8- FIRST DAY COVER STAMPAK Fine stamps on cover, WORLDWIDE. Only $5.00 per PAK.

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963 309

New Issues on approval, Simplify keeping up with your pet topics or countries. A selection glad ly sent on request. Would also like to hear of any Canadian revenues or squared circles that you have to sell.

HERMAN HALLORAN 130 Morse St., Niles, Ohio

BNAPS 1945 CRSG 82

Continually Buying

European Cover Accumulations

European Stamp Collections.

VINTON R. YEATON (Roiton Stamps)

219 Washington Street, Dover, New Hampshire

CANADIAN COVERS

All Types, Advertising, f irst Day Covers, first Flight, Slogans etc. Buy and Sell. Anything in stock sent on approval.

BERNARD SCOTT 6151 Peppere ll St.

Halifax, Nova Scotia

LARGE QUEENS obtained many nice cancellation

items at the Williamsburg Conven­tion, but sti ll looking for elusive two-ring and fancy numeral, dated town, and other attractive cancel­lations and covers.

A. F. (Lon) KENYON, # 1527 2505 Hollywood Drive

Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania

310 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/NOVEMBER 1963

COVERS

Sma ll Cents on Covers 1870-1897

What dates do you need? Write for approvals.

WALTER P. CARTER 47 Risebrough Ave.

Willowdale, Ont.

MARCEL BELANGER 4811 Colonial ave Montreal 14 PQ

Specialty Mint Recent and New Issues also large stock Canada, foreign

LE CERCLE DES PHILATELISTES ET NUMIS MATES DE MONTREAL

for Montreal collectors Meetings 4242 Papineau 7 pm

first and third Tuesdays Fo r Information, circular, etc.,

M Be langer 4B1 1 Colonial

I CAN'T WAIT FOR NEXT YEAR'S

CONVENTION I

HI YOU ALLI

BILL RU SSELL

COMPLIMENTS OF

# 167

WANTED

CAN. REG & JUMP COILS, P.U. IN STRIP 4 MINT OR USED

Will Buy, Trade or Sell

A. H. INSLEY 378 Melrose Ave., Toronto 12, Ont., Canada

11THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS~~

"A Pictorial Record"

12 1 Reproductions of Prints

of the area

from 1832 to 1885

In one De luxe Volume (1 0" x 13")

Chas. P. deVolpi - P. H. Scowen

$15.00

11MONTREAL11

"A Pictorial Record"

over 400 Reprod uctions

of Prints of Montreal

from 1535 to 1885

In two De luxe Volumes (10" x 13")

Chas. P. deVolpi - P. S. Winkworth

$25.00

DEV-SCO PUBLICATIONS LIMITED

250 La urentian Btvd.

Montreal 9, Canada

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963 311

WANTED

FOR ALL BNAPS'ers

A w onderful Christmas 1963 and for 1964 'finds' galore

FOR MYSELF TO BUY

1. VOl 1 to 8 of TOPICS

2. Tow n dated blocks of 67, 72, 73, 76, (a ) (b) (c) 80, 81 , 82 & 84

3. Alberta town cancels on stamp or Cover 1872-1925

4. EARlY N.W.T. COVERS including FORT EDMONTON

5. Squared Circle ESTEVAN and PRINCE AlBERT on COVER

6. The following squared circles on stamp OR cover: Ashcroft Station, Mission City, Revelstoke, Rossland, Pipestone Waterdown, Parliament Street, Bleeker St. Thornhill, Simcoe, Rosseau, Port Dover, Palmerston, Mill Brook, lambton Mills, International Bridge, Fort Wi lliam West, Font Hill, Forest, Blyth, St. Johns, St. Gabriel, Mattane, lennoxvi lle, Clifton, Noel, Maitland, Great Village, Freeport, Springhill Mines, Coleman, Bing In let North .

7. Registered Cover of any of the following paying part or all Registra­tion rate:

56, 100, 145, 147, 156, 173, 174, 194, 210, 215, 216, 223, 224, 241,242.

COME TO EDMONTON AlBERT A FOR CANPEX 64 May 14-17th. The Annua l meeting and s how of the ' Royal'.

BILL RORKE

511 TEGLER BLDG. EDMONTON

312 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963

Enjoy Next Year's Convention

at

Beautiful

MUSKOKA SANDS INN, LAKE MUSKOKA Gravenhurst, Ontario

Make your reservations early

for

BNAPEX t hrough

our agent

MR. C. R. ALLISON

Valentine Travel Service Ltd.,

1642 BAYVIEW AVE.,

TORONTO 17, ONTARIO, CANADA

Direct Other Correspondence

to

The Chairman

John H. M. Young

503 John Street

Dea n Grove

Thornhill, Ontario

YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963 313

SUPPORT

YOUR

SOCIETY ADVERTISE

PROPOSE MEMBERS

WRITE FOR B.N.A. TOPICS

BE WILLING TO ACT IN OFFICIAL POSITIONS

SUPPORT THE SALES CIRCUIT

Write to the Secre tary

JACK LEVINE

211 PINE TREE ROAD

OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA

U.S.A.

314 YEARBOOK/ BNA TOPICS/ NOVEMBER 1963

C7lassified Topics THE B.N.A. MARKET PLACE • RESERVED FOR BNAPS MEMBERS RATES : 2 cents per word rer insertion; 500 words to be used as desired, $8.00.

SQUARED CIRCLES

WANTED FOR RESEARCH: Halifax: 1/De 26, 43; 3/AP 4, 94; 3/ My 4, 94; 4/ Ju 3, 95; 4/ Ap 1, 96; 1/ Ju 19, 96; 4/ Ju 19, 96; 2/ Sp 3, 96; 1/ No 24, 96; 2/ No 24, 96; 3/ Ju 19, 97; 3/ Au 4, 97; 3/ Fe 4 , 98; I, 2, 4/ Sp 27, 98; 4/ 0c 17, 98; 1/ 0c 18, 98; 4/ 0c 18, 98; 1/ 0c 19, 98; 3/ 0c 22, 98; Kingston: 2/No 25, 93; Paris: all dates before Sp 30, 93; Peterborough: 2/ Sp 24, 94; Prescott: PM/ Sp 16, 93; PM/ Ja 3, 94; PM/ Fe 21, 94. In the above the full date and the numbe r/ letter above the dote are essen tial. Will purchase or give generous exchange. Dr. Alfred White­head, 52 Havelock, Amherst, N.S.

FOR SALE

CANADA 1859 to the present. A choice selec· lion to offe r on approval. Usually a few 2 a nd 4 ring nu meral cancellations on Beavers. Lorge a nd srr.oll cents. Early Canadian Post Cards entires and duplex cancellations. Cor­respondence a pleasure. Walter P. Carter, 47 Risebrough Ave., Willowdale, Ont.

217

CANAOA- B.N.A. Mint and Used. Complete price lists on request. Bert Baulch, Box 176 Cooksville, Ontario, Canada. 221

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

WANTED

EUROPEAN COMMERCIAL Cover Accumulations and Et: ropean Stamp Collections. No BNA at this time. No FDC's Please. Vinton R. Yea­ton (Roiton Stamps) 219 Washington Street, Dover, New Hampshire. 224

EDWARD FIVE CENTS. Wanted far research blocks, strips, pairs. Will purchase, or, if loaned

return via air mail. A look at your block may help in my study. Dr. Hollingsworth, 17 Mellish Rd ., Wolsall, England. 22 1

WANTED- RPO's and towns on 2c Numeral and Edward. Especially wanted- Bridgeburg & Brentford; Bridgeburg & Goderi.:h; Bridge­burg & St. Thomas; Harrisburg & South­ampton. Edward McGrath, 37 Chaplin Ave., St. Cotharines, Ont. 217

WANTED. SQUARED CIRCLES, collections, ac· cumulations and odd lots. Will purchase or trade. Daniel H. Deutsch 1355 Cresthaven Dr. Pasadena 2, Calif. 248

1963 WHOLESALE selling and buying lists of the used stamps of Canada sent out upon request. S. LUKOW, 472 McKenzie St., Winnipeg 4, Mon., Canada. 224

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