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HEADS (‘.D.N./\. COMMITTEE

Daily newspapers in all naris of’ the country are represented at the annual meeting of the Canadian Daily Newspapers‘ association, which opened May 28 in Toronto. W. .l. Metz. here, of the Kill-honor Record, is l'llilil'llll'lll of the adver- tising; policy committee. A. D. lilo- Kenzie, SillTllu, Canadian Observer, l; \‘l(-l"-l‘i'l£‘.il‘lI‘ll1l’l§ William Wallace, advertising manager of The Toronto Dailv Star. is president of the asso- ciation nnd chairman of the board.

HITCH-BIKES TO JOIN ARMY S9 anxious was Edward Word t0

join up than he hitch-hiked from Red Deer, Alberto, to Calgary, a llistullfl‘ oi‘ um llllHS . despite the fort his heel tvas cut off under the wheels of n freight train. Ward rode a freight from Peace River to Red Deer, where the accident oc- curred. llo ‘ ndaged his foot with s bit of his shirt and proceeded on his way. but collapsed on the out- skirts of (Jalgary.

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ipolntjteps m being liken by Ottevn in te fofmcontued culled up, n vetennl’ homo guard being orgonlned. and m0 Third Division n been announced. Ilere no member: of the Royal Illtment of Cnnnda waving

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Comin, off the assembly lines these days at North American Avlatlon's factory in Inglewood, Cat, are hundreds of ‘fast, sturdy tminlng planes and bombers for the Allies and the Commonwealth oir training scheme in Canada. Shown (TOP IEFT) in the lino! assembly lino of tho company's Harvard 1 Trainers. President Roose- velt's speech, in which he called for 50,000 fighting planes, has gal- vanized the U.S. aircraft industry, already speeded up by immense orders from the Allies. North Americans Inglewood factory 1T0!’ RIGHT) has been greatly expanded since the war began. stream- lined mass-production methods and two and a half shifts a day enable the Inglewood plant to turn out h Harvard Trainer every three hours, and almost 600 of these plume will be delivered to Can- adn Bl fret u they are completed, crossing the border at Sweetgrase, Mont, by the "push-and-pull" method which meets LLS. neutrality laws. This is the new Harvard I] ‘Trainer (LOWER, being built for Britain. Service flying schools in Gouda will also get some of the fir". ti‘ ‘Diem.

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ANNOUNCES SURRENDER

Capitulation of Belgium to the enemy was announced to the l-‘rcnl-h lllllltn by Premier Paul Rlgvnaud, who denounced King Leopold I'm" surrendering without first inforln- in; the Allies. itnfl atzzlirlsi the Ilxheil 0i’ the Belgium glivrrllnlz-lll and his own troops.

CHIEF OF STAFF

General Sir John Greer Dill has neon appointed to the omplrei highest military post as chief of the imperial general staff.

HANDS OVER HIS ARMY

Early May 2d King Leopold of the Belgians "without though: for the Brltlzlh and French annlies." to lloto France's Rcynouzl. handed t g Belgian army truer in the in- vlder. Tile surrender cum!‘ m. Belgian lrnopo fought magnificently rt superior numbers.

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