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- October 28, 1965 THE NEWS Page 5 t's easy to buy 1965 Canad Just walk in and say: "I want some Canada Savings Bonds." No one will act surprised. They'll smile, nod and give you an application. It's a very simple form. You fill in your name, address, and who you want registered as the owner. Then you choose the amount you want to buy--from $50 up (the limit is $10,000 per person). A couple of signatures later, and you're all set. Quick. Simple. Friendly. And you get bonds which pay you an average annual yield of 5.03% when you hold them to maturity. Of course your bonds are instantly cashable any time for their full face value plus earned interest. Who sells them? You can get yours on the Payroll Savings Plan where you work--or from your bank, investment dealer, stock broker, trust or loan company. Walk in this week and buy some. Cash or terms, Canada Savings Bonds are a great way to save. x ve ae AVOID BACK TALK Hansard has been spoken in the House. m _ MEMBER Of the House of Commons has advocated, There is a vast difference between a debate and a recita- as a time-saving measure, that permission be given mem- tion. Argument cannot be answered if a member does not bers to extend their remarks in printed debates. They may submit himself to refutation or to approval, to commend- do this by unanimous consent in Washington, but under ation or to scorn and derision of other members the British parliamentary system every word printed in