In England he was given two or three weeks leave, extra rations, three years back pay. (45:00) Sent back to Canada (Sept. 1918) on the same ship (Virginian) that he arrived in. Received medical treatment for a wartime hearing disability. Discharged. Farmed and taught school in the Vanderhoof area of British Columbia. Married. Joined the Canadian National Railways as a bridgeman. Tough times in the Depression. Moved to a job in Victoria. (11:00)