Mr. HUBBS:

How many officers of the Canadian Expeditionary Force had their pensions reduced under section (14) subsection (1) of the Pensions Act, in each of the years 1921-2-3-4-5-6-7?

Mr. HUBBS:

This gentleman went to

England in 1916 after having lived with Mrs. Munnings for only three weeks. He went to England during the war, came back in 1918, went overseas again in 1920, and was there married. There are no children by the first marriage, and Mrs. Munnings did not live with him more than three weeks.

Section agreed to on division.

Section 2 agreed to on division.

Bill reported, read the third time and passed on division.

Mr. HUBBS:

I was paired with the hon member for North Perth (Mr. Hay). Had I voted I would have voted for the amendment.

Mr. HUBBS:

For a return showing the names and present addresses of all officers of the C.E.F. who have had their pensions reduced under section 14, subsection 1, of the Pensions Act, which reads: "Pensions shall be paid to, and in respect of a member of the forces, in accordance with the rank or acting rank, for which he was being paid pay and allowances at the time of the appearance of the injury or disease for which he is pensioned."

Unopposed Motions jor Papers

1. When was Mr. John D. Logan appointed to the archives staff?

International Peace

2. What date did he leave to go to the United States^

3. What date was his resignation received?

4. Was he paid his salary and expenses during his absence in the United States?

5. If so, what sum did he receive?