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GOING BLIND. (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) VANCOUVER, February 20Lieut. Commander Roland Bourke, V.C., the Zeebrugge hero, advises the Canadian Legion that h- is going blind and requests its assistance. Since the Avar lie has been conducting a iruit ranch in British Columbia, and lie is now financially distressed. CANADIAN DEPORTATIONS. X I J VANCOUVER, February 21. 1 A Saskatoon message says: The Provincial Convention of the Canadian Legion adopted a resolution protesting against the liability of British born citizens to deportation while foreign horn naturalised citizens are not liable. MILITARY FUNDS. VANCOUVER, February 21. A Winnipeg report states Mr J. S. Woodsworth, Labour Member of Parliament, announces lie will propose in the Dominion House of Commons that the twenty millions of dollars spent c. annually by Canada for militia be diverted to the Avorld peace movement.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 February 1931, Page 5
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