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(CDN)—The cherished dream of ] 's minister of National and Welfare, Paul Marmay become reality. "Since 1946 when he assumed his present post, Mr. Martin has been pushing for a universal pension plan that would assure every citizen of this dominion a minimum subsistence at retirement age. : Early this year he finally got parliament to appoint an exploratory committee which came with a contributory ‘pay-as-you-go plan which looked acceptable to all concerned. : The federal government would pay each citizen $40 a month at the age of 70, the money to be raised in part by a special tax, with the citizen paying in but without his benefits being related to his contributions as under America’s social security act. When the Korean war broke out and Canada signed up in the Atlantic Pact it looked as if the scheme would be ruled out due to heavy defense costs. But ©xternal Affairs Minister Pearson téok up the cudgels. He argued that if free nations were to maintain their form of economy in face of communism’s challenge they must demonstrate that a full

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| 4 : an uncontrolled economy. Mrs, Robert E. Hicks, 2839 N. ternational Harvester Co. when

Chances are the new plan wi) | Prime Minister Louis St. Laur- go into effect at the beginning of | , 40 c recei {called to active duty. ent in turn threw in his support.|1952. If it does, Mr, Martin De-| h sts had awd WO: Anal Pfc: Carl R. Thomason was As a result the Canadian cabinet lleves Canada will have the best “® husband had been wour {wounded sin Korea Nov. 28 actook economy measures in the system of old-age security in the Korea through a ham radio sta-| cording fo Defense Department interests of defense in all other world, better than anything pro- tion in Everett, Wash, : telegram receivcivilian expenses but agree to|vided by the Socialist states. | Pfc. Hicks married in July, was| . ed last week by! proceed with old-age protection, Copyright, 1950, for The Indianapolis Times, "called to active, his mother, Mrs.! Seek Amendment i duty with the! Hazel Thoma-|

s i A meeting of the heads of the Science Overtakes 16th Marine bat-| son, 1014 Park!

10 provincial governments was . talion in Aug-| Ave. called at which the federal gov- Aussie Rustler ust. After four| Enlisting In ernment offered to pay the pen- weeks taming) the Marines two

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at Camp Pendleton; Cal. he was/ sent to Korea. NR In his last letter| = Pent Philippines. H e| he said that he voles was,sent to was getting! Korea in Sep“pretty tired of] Pfe. Thomason... er He is 21. C rations.” He| Pfc. Thomason’'s last letter was|

years ago, Pfc. Thomason was stationed in the

with the rustler, cattleman Rex facessary to link it to a specialiy ‘ticks has learned to his grief. The Hicks, police charge, stole steers: chiefs Pi Ta) soverumont and ran mew brands over the old their cabinets and legislatures. Ones—a favorite oldtime rustler's But they are almost certain toitrick. agree to the scheme since it relieves them of heavy costs. They [lice detected the obliterated y nas were cold. The temperature! now have to administer and pay [Prands through infra ray Photo-| was 17 degrees below zero. 25 per cent of the pensions grant-|8rg§phs and nabbed the out-of-| ed persons over 70. That system date hicks, {was in a Naval hospital in Japan. Japan with a wound in his left! Sniatls investigation of every pen- |Copyright. 1050, for The Indianapolis Times: Another ‘Indianapolis Marine, leg. Mrs. Quimby was notified sion applicant, whereas the new ROTA i8gt. Chester E. Cummings, was her husband had been wounded RY CLUB TO MEET i : : system covers every man and ev- : {wounded Nov. 30 in North Korea, Nov. 26. ; ery woman who reaches pension- Baws oh on Riper, vice the Department of Defense re- Cpl. Quimby was serving with a able 28 po yal tlene of means or Pe so Ripe of Side- ported to his wife, 1926 Broad- radar crew. He wrote that 12 n| . » " way. + jout of 22 radar men stationed a bd bg enough oo Provide - Shocks Soverusing. a oil be lo Veloran of ond War 0 Sgt. with the 2d Division had been) ummings served in Iceland. He wounded. Siscouage Tritt 2nd Saving Junehieon ro he Riley |is a graduate of Technical High! He lived in Jackson, Miss., be-|

Pfc. Hicks “It doesn’t work any more. Po-! giant write much because his! written Oct. 14. i

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