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WMbe Distribu-tion 8,096,977 in 1941 Tahihes fgue hin Bledis- ~< ~. hd97' volmesof the Srp ~' tura,--wnsr eported for 1941 at th, 126th annual imeeting aetts A4rLrcnn ible Societyvans h tota xceed thenmber distrîib- ctrd duiag any yaar ince 1931. Saresîngthat tisa incneý!ased de- sn&d ad ariseUn ot o a o di ý1sth Society told hwds tnibtio ofScriptural -volumýes t0 tisefigUngforc--es of tis Un]ita ssA-, and1tWC war prisonera in Énreesu! elsawhere accounted ~hereciptof 95 per cent o)f taewar packages hiasbenac- fovlage by the ScaysGn hva ofice, it aaid. "vrtall averywhare in Lati Amania- or tie Scoriptran cte cemmonspeechof the peopflere iilned la a inger cruainl Si1 rave oua of the sevea ager- cis or thesa ýoutrie,, P'roductioni of a tiny Neow Ta- lathtisatcould b aldfor latrpostage was taanswar 4edifficuit trnsportation prob- ha i laChina. More tisain1,0- 4iuP çtcopies ot heeiture were klistri hitcd lCinla, tukcd 'smuntngto tisrty,, tons boeiug set pth Burma Road it Train More British Pilots In Can'ada aquaron b otsavilbia t u~ ligaccommodation inth ~Lnitd KindomAir Marshal A G. Garod, Bvlii air miember fo taiintold liewspape mnli on hisarrivai with iseBiii ts o 0thle Ottawa ai.,tain Plisa frnt lna anr ie baie- ; ~vlfind if n-ecaýssa1ry to do mr (d mreO ur trýalningnualdei'." "GetBritala niow is ue nmass1 pf andrmaspackedas lisl Mkodem Etiquette L 1,3 e t corr-ect te eut nusb vilti à,iar hnsbaad te a1 persýOn e0(ua ~oeaIpostinshould z ase eauÀ !)cnsbaald "Mr.M1t1" i, a tisirty inuites abourg an- t nspeilod foi a gurat te remi t a rceptioin? a ian's home, should biu wou hlhmvilcmeth gesa 5 Whan a bMiegroom'a raI ~heud tia brde'efail sead 6.When na ieud iibst u rdceyen te omen uvb ye obaent teleat ntset Answers 1. Ne; Utcould unauerhabu c Tha fersis sdfrfi.Hw to isce1]we Suife silubac ollahttr esaf)m hs1e. 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