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OUR SHARE IN ,(‘ANADA’S THIRD WAR LOAN

OPENING JUNE 2, 1941

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERY ONE OF US T0 ASSURE ITS SPEEDY OVERSUBSCRIPTION

{The enemy is going “all out” to bring des» truction to the world as a prelude to the subservience of all peoples to the Reich. The German people are forced to endure privation and suffering unbelievable to us so that their leaders may have the tools of War. N0 less than 72 per cent of the national income of the German people is being spent and bank and personal sav- ings seized to swell the War treasury. elf they win these sources will be replenish. d at our expense. We in Canada hold to Democracy and are already Witnessing its supremacy. Better leadership,’ superior production methods, better designers, more skillful tool makers and machinists all because the men involved are free and personally devoted to their work.

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By Napoleon’s day, armies had firearms and cannon. Mechanization of war had begun. Napoleon found he had to have one man at home, making sup~ plies, for every two men at the front. By the time of the Franco-Prussian war (1870), the home army had to equal the field army. By 1918, every man at the front had to be backed up by five men at home.

Today, so complex and so completely mechanized is warfare that it is estimated it takes no less than l8 men to maintain one soldier at the firing line.

Backed by 18 men, the soldier at the firing line today is by all odds the most formidable defender who ever bore arms. Even his World War predecessor was defensless by comparison.

The modern soldier fires a rifle three times as fast as the last-war soldier. He can travel, completely equipped 10 times as far in a day. His tank is a fort- ress. And in a plane, his long-distance bomb-carrying capacity is 32 times what it was in 1918.

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