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Strike In London Area ls Spreading

LONDON, Jan. 15—-(CPJ——Burly_ broad~shouldcred

Arthur Deakln, trcliCfﬁl secretary of the Transport 11nd General Workers Union, to- night told reporters he is hopeful that the unauthorized IO-diay-nld strike involving an estimated 30.- 000 men would be ended tomorrow but the walkout still spread among (lork workers and Thames Home; men and prospects for an Zarly settlement seemed dim, with "fills l-ll action most Lon- ‘dvtigl: fptold dealers ‘fowl-Md they -c t. 7 e to flll rations but lg w“ “mlwlwﬂl lllPy would be unable iistilliliee kill! this week the failure f.‘ to fill the meat ration

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at our meeting on April llth. and

told us of the importance of the

work we were about to undertake. He stressed the need for funds to educate the people in Cancer Pre- lventlon and Control. He paid a tri- bute to the Life Insurance Com- panies as pioneers In the work of disease prevention. Mr. J, P. Mac- lnnls. Provincial Secretary of the Dancer Control Society was also present and outlined t-he Plains for the financial campaign. -

"Mr. A. R, Moclnnls, C.L.U. was appointed chairman of the canvass- ing committee, and the results un- lder hi; leadership were very gratify- ing. Our members also supplied a complete Division for the Annual Red Cross Drive. On the first tab- ulation ot the retums our Division took the honors for collecting the lllgilvst percentage of its quota. This performance also mised us from seventh to third position g1 the Division line-up. The outstan - ‘has not mlterlellud mg we“; o; the yea;- w“ the ong- l "The economic life of our Coun-| day 5818s 3.3113155 held on Jung try has been disturbed by great- 25th., at the Charlottetown Hotel. ‘industrial unrest. with the product- ion of many commodities at a. gpwlal speak". ‘Iséggguslgiuiomfctfﬁage ﬁgitzelgnqsgl "Three man prominent ill the formmaum of plans for peace Millie insurance business in Canada quickly as we had hoped. has also were the special speakls;_Mr. Pat had a. detrimental effect on our Momlmn’ CLU". Dommw“ country and the world at large. ism“ 9f m“ “f” Undﬂwqlw”

These conditions have resulted in Assmlmmn’ M" H- WaHMQAImdIiD a great. feeling of uncertainty and_sugwgukadignorggengzﬁnJllzfaﬁéxfl Iinsecurity annong the Dwitle. but a?” l‘ t mo‘ n: ‘L1 Um at the came time has probably beenl“ “i °"° ‘m’ ‘r é“ M, a major factor in establishing for ° M‘ l

life Underwriters Ass'n Reviewed

The following annual report of the president of the Lila Under- lwrlters Association of Prime Ed- ward Island for the year I046, was submitted by Mr. R J. Rupert, C.‘ ‘L. U. t tile association's annual ‘meeting on Wednesday:

"At our last annual meeting we were rejoicing that the cessation‘ ‘c: hostilities had at last been real- iizcd, and the hope expressed that nﬁlernlanent peace would worn be ltstabiishetl. and the world return to normal living. However we have been sadly dLsappohnted. for the "brave new world" we hoped f0!

iderwriters Association lTillrty-five delegates "were present glfleligyeealrnsﬁifjrxcinszlgs tirocemzr: representing almost every lii'e in- Prenmlnary ﬁgures Indicate ma, surance company on the island. Canadians purchased 31.450.000.000‘ It?!“ Nalms sugljfctums ‘A of life insurance during the year g ‘f?’ ‘f’? nfmsurmalfce‘ nufn‘ Jllltklllg the total amount in force shemfl: 3313's“? buield a pemanelil i mNcamdaczfgo’métzg?iuﬁ'w future clientele. by knowing his business Eve; m: eat economists cannot lhmwughly and being pwfesslmml rec as tgrwhm the next decade in his methods. In this Way he would ﬁn;- bringo economically but our l” Ewan“ by m‘ cum“ as “h” business was founded fon- this very may: ldlmmiysgh° “m” a‘ the“ purpose, qt guaranteeing security, H _ ' _ for the otherwise uncertain future.‘ ' iidﬁiainstiaranscﬁbﬁltlinogf 31in.“ 931,1 | We Life Underwriters may tatke “r “ e ' |

. . . ‘ . ll tl n lustltlable pride in the achlevengtltiglﬁesadrderess ryf-Iforouiz! negate: $111“ ,2‘ ::,‘,°dyp°;',', “if; ‘Lgeﬁllynlre Underwriter. and told or steps I . ~

. being taken the various conl- curselves to thoughtful planning, m mfyselccuw of agems which were based on the idea of "building the man" mdllzms that volume business would naturally ‘follow. L" l ‘Mr. Monahmfs subject was ‘ a l °‘{;,,,"’°"‘,',‘,°,,‘§‘ ﬁﬁffifﬁlf,‘ b3,’ Insurance Algebra that Pays on: we eve. the 1M6 pimland was inspiring a5 well as in- gress during e ye" ' JSIHICIIVE. Mr. Monaharl dealt. Wllll creasing uur membership by 3o

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MacDonald was the special speaker

THE ItAILWAYS Irave nothing Io chance. Signals must not fail. The automatic and sure protection at grade crossings is liul one cxanrple of the deep concern shown for your safety.

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Ieh mental attitude necessar for yuen"tiii?weveﬁhuziilihmillﬂv?ngzln esuecessrul life insurance galea- ‘afsonvlreia ﬁtilld ‘have epllitroxlmatelyllimn- ‘Th9 "W18 "twill "mmd? ltwerlty full-time licensed agents lnJMd MY- Mmmha“, ‘l! “l” 1°" °'

P i h nm_mem_if@llme_ The prOper mental attitude g; mv me w o a" ‘was a product ot direct thought. ‘ ' ' h said ‘Is a great force in "We feel that every lite under-VB” e ' . _ the lives of all of us. and the cure Writer should support the Asm- im m‘ ls “um. IBUOn 100 percent with hlsttplergw ‘ sibgi-lftiitiignsndealtttiletltaflbyannrfoesalrlias “T” Sh“ P'°"" m“! and knowledge that he can Get by “The Ccngmss was (he m,“ one heme a member’ and at the "me held in Charlottetown since pre- ttlme lcntalllrzlthat hi?‘ ingereiltqs days. n w“ one o! help and raiser: c“ ' " Y ' twee we c" ~ do "stars; ,, ' g h ten . i Eva? life underwriter who rellsllvrlhoocpzdaltlhgt glachwao 012m mess Wm‘ protection knows that as a rule it 5 . 9 t Th” of our ' " sible for tlhe individual be M1 annual s” “- B 1s llirilnpos eh‘ selft rovldie ro- mﬂnbe” ‘were hmwmd dwmg ‘he ‘lwmtlo gr? ltllrxnnselr aiidpliu fanxilly year in the wilting Oi “mm” lbeilct tlllllrlllmlilﬂh the miracle of Quality Awards from the Life Un- ‘u! Insurance when the individual derwrltm Association of Cami"- ° ‘ l L. l, . They were Harold c. Bohaker. ‘Mm with other mdw dua ' ca.“ Edwin C Dorms/tone 0.1. U. and L? ‘for’; ﬁpplymtpis Thomas MZIWVIIIIII, C.L U all lmoémtlm ‘End CS9 me 3mm. of Charlottetown Mr. C. H. Black. i ry 0 L U in making the presentation" arlce salesman will have the answer. - - ~ . ‘Our Association need; the support Wl-"led m" I'll“ the cemfhcaws g den,“ - y, were awarded in recognition oi’ l iifldwnydneir u“ life lli-lrdeirrllrittele- Slmeﬁm‘ M) °r ‘llmnly u“ lmdﬂ“ Mimi; are “$021254”, i iwriting. The recipients had nlct 1 ' iqerinlrl high qualifications. namely . the writing of a, substantial amount olf quality business during thel pre- q” Pr“ _ ceding year. It is hoped that a l our erit lidrlylgmlxiliyy ‘Idtelilt/Yealft C Lllci members will strive for this award “w”: owl dejegalé yo the‘ each year. Orzce the certificate ls Ineetlng of the Dominion Associat- elwtiﬂl- a a"! i‘ give" f" "w" liorn in Toronto He presented a very lwbstiqlleh-t year of qualifying. comprehensive’ report at our Rb- "Two 0t our memo?“ haveugilcfii; ruatry meeting and told u; of plgngibd certificates covering My. v for e. series of sales congresses toﬁhe c Lu- exam m‘ ° ‘ ' ‘ {be held throughout Canada during

Dominion Convention

‘S. Ling finishing the socpind War. the year. Mr. Bentley as our dele- l “"1 M‘ Gyms Shaw ‘he y?“ lgate received much inspiration andlThls 15 t? ‘mm W“ "°““’°' “ml jalso valuable information which hclwhefl sall-‘lacwrlly wmplewd “m” wuud an e0 m; and hm l; no; fm the C.L.U. degree. We harm been for m‘ regrettable and pm. that more of our members will apply longed illness during m9 ymﬁlthemselves to the study Oif this would have influenced our Aseoc- m?“ will“ "l" W" "dd"! k“°"" iatkm to an even larger degree. INK” “S w“ f“ presﬂge‘ We are llleﬂscd to hear that he ls "m" “m” “me the” h“ b”? a convalesclng sallgynqorily and h°pe;KfOrVlTlK concern on the increasing to have him baclr with us again at n M pa“ “me “gems “mg an early date. appointed in the Province. On Dec- - "In March we were (“VOW was, embea" 18th.. a special meeting was a visit from Mr. 'r. n. Tuck, Asslst-jhsld f" the PWPW °1 ‘lwmlllhly m, General counsel m the a“? discussing this matter. All present Edy“ we omcm Mwcmﬂm, who expressed their‘ views which when discussed, with up in. 1on1 umlssummed up. indicated a twins that o; Such mum,‘ l, me tum‘ o; some measure of umtxol should be succession duties. war ﬁmibllﬂwd- claims, etc. Our meeting coincided‘ "A wmmm" ‘"15 “ppmmm m ywlth on "um-y mum,‘ o’ the review the discussion and present mnfwgrallm m“, Rppmmnlvwl their findings at the next ‘meeting. and we had on this oocaalon the we 591m"? "l" mmmm” l‘ pleasure of a Joint luncheon meet-Fm!’ l” mm" “m” and w‘ be’ 3mg‘ ML F 5am" 8mm.“ o! T,» lisvg that. it their reooenmendatiom onto. supz. o; agencies for Con- l" “W”, ‘h’? "I" l“ " "m? fedemﬂon w" Dream and spoke way in curbing the indiscriminate ‘mom. rnw Atmmey 3mm] of arppointmmt of part time agents. m, ammo,’ the mm 1A u,” The recommend is we believe w” 51,0 Prue," and 51mg with also includes the setting up of a M‘; Tuck manna mm mwymurlllbfllﬁﬂa Committee. Thu we feel o4 mummy mm,“ would be a very valuable ueot to "In April our Association agrggqptll‘ Association, whereby muneaen ta be responsible for the canvaes- M“ "IE" mun“ pcrmdmlly "l4 ing of special namea in cochlea-clan dlmm ‘hm mum" pmbmn" with m, gm”, gummy “they, By virtue of their positions they “mum, f“ Mu.“ m. wmdanrhave the experience and authority

lto handle many difficulties as they

' ldriso,._arld by trlendly oo-operatlou ithoy could do much in eliminating Imany of the annoying complaints. ‘In retiring from the Presidency ‘ of your Association. I wish to think the Executive and Directors, who mix-align their cooperation have ‘made the peat year a DlMII-tl‘! "Id successful one. I bespeek for W“! new president and executive the some oo-operatlon, that. we ml! work together in the carrying out or ou: Association's motto. "Tb Mvmce the Ben fntereete of True ‘ Ufe Insurance."

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ititute met on Friday evenlns.

r 3 t th h m f Mrs. lows: ggxrxliﬁrjBcrlﬁlaid, Ien ihec Zbscncc Sick: Mrs. Heath Campbell, of the president, the meeting Mrs. Ernest Dunning and Mrs.

Filzsimmons. School: Mrs. Eustace Paynter and Mrs. E. Dunning. Programme: Mrs. Elwood Camp» bell and Mrs. Andrew C. John-

was lecl by the vice-president, opening by slnslns the Qde- 591‘ lowed by repeating the Creed m unison. The minutes of December meeting were road, approved and

signed. Roll call was answered stone. b twelve members. A lcttcr oi Lllllcht All numbers were ask- tlianka for Christmas gift was ed to bring lunch as it was planned

to have an auction sale at. next meeting and invite all women in the district who “vrre not mom- bPTS.

Two lllnillllvi‘! paid luvs. It was

read from a patient in the Sani- tarium; also one from a SICK member. a bill oi $11.66 for fruit for sick, and Christmas treat l"

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decided to buy some l". W. 1. C Several mcntbers paid for then.

Next meeting la to be held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Dunning, roll call to be answered by an exchange of Valentines. The Na- tional Anthem brought meeting to a close. after which a reading and contest. also a. bountiful lunch was much enjoyed.

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