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He was accepted as a cadet but saw no action and was discharged :in 1919 as a 2nd lieutenant. After three years in engineer- ing at Liverpool University he left for Canada "for more fro mantic adventure." ' fields and then went prospect- ing near Great Slave Lake. He spent a winter as an ice fisher- man on Lake Winnipegosis be- fore journeying in 1924 to Texas where he became a sof the Ranger oil fields. The fol- lowing year he was in Mexice mining silver. In 1926 he began his newspa- per career, first in Dallas-Fort Worth and then in New Orleans 'and Chicago. He arrived in Toronto in 1927 "'flat broke" and 8 Germany and in 143 became @ major. NEWS IN BRIEF ACCLAIM LEADERS MILLBROOK, N.S. (CP) This tiny community in Pictou County has not had a municipal election in 80 years. All its representatives in that period have been put into office 'by acclamation, FETCH GOOD PRICE SHERBROOKE, Que. (CP) A 1932 Canadian 50-cent place sold for $575 and an 1875 quart for $625 at an auction sale held during the annual méeting. of the Quebec Numismatic Asso- ciation. Some 3,000 coin collec- tors from Canada and the Unit- ed States attended. PASS THE TIME LONDON (CP) -- The Seafar- ers' Educational Service lists French clocks, prawn fishing and the hea ed oe in marrying a Spanish girl among 'subjects studied by British men chant seamen on I ,ng voyatea,