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The scrgcant of lille Women's AIIXiUBTY Ml’ F0"? show“ above (name censored) was asked how she enjoyed life as a mvlllhel‘ 0f "l" feminine force .and “force" it is! This charming girl answered in

this my. “Thumbs up". She is a study of a typical W-A-A-F- 8m

nttachrrl to an R.A.F. station somewhere in England's front line.

lion. t‘. G. Powcfs Ehauffeur has been advised to entcr a class in adrancul motor mechanics, after proving an exceptional student. in a short ouursc of 20 lessons. given at a local Eafﬁxc. The Bil‘ mil"!- tcr‘s "chauffeur" is his wife. Mrs. "chuhby' Power drive; her hard- working hilshand to and from hi; office and takes him for thg short

spins in tile country which‘ are his ways of relaxing aflcr the day's work and before going back to his dcsk in the evening. She is doing hcr part in the war effort by devoting herself to the welfare of tho man n11 whom chicf responsibility for Canada's air program rests. But just in case the chance comes her way of doing a specific war joh in the hours when her husband is at workdlfrs. Power enrolled last fall for 11 course for motor tranaport drivers rrrangrd by the Ottawa branch of the Red Cross. Above are the minister and his chauffeur.

Writing to the folks back home is a. favorite occupation for soldiers, sailors and airmen. Canadian War Serviocs centres all have large

writing rooms and have supplied material; for more than 20,000,000 letters.

Th1- British submarine Parthlon attacked an escorted convoy aouth

oi‘ ltaiy, lorpcdoing a supply ship or troop transport of 0,000 tons 111ml a tanker of 10.000 tons. the admiralty announced. A .umrnunl~ que said it wn not known whether the torpcdoed verse-lg were sunk hrrallno the submarine was forced to dive to avoid acton against it. However. the admiralty said. "the sound 1,1 u.» "tum 01 both lhips cram! rbroptiy.” The Partition, built in i929, t; a rubmarine of 1.- 475 tons, armed with eight Il-ihob torpedo tubes and a four-inch gun.

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Not many Canadians can claim thp guarantee of security enjoyed by these repriscntal/ivcs of the Black- foot tribe, who live in Alberta-u foothills. Every day as long as they live, each of the 830 members of the tribe i; assured of one pound oi‘ meat and om- pound of bread. They share, jointly, a. fortune of $2,500,000, om; n producing cunl mine and a 560.000 lmspital and pay no rent or taxes. The tribe's prosperity arises from 810,000 acres of rich land wh‘ch they npcned for scttlcmcnt in the valley oi‘ the Bow rivcr, and from on easement accorded the Canadian Pacific ltallway.

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With speed the predominating factor of modern travel light. So Canadian military officials set about streamlining tho equipage carried by the Canadian soldier of today, grcntcoat included, array of nrooutrcmcnt is shown in this phvtn (LEFT), while (RIGHT), front, kit packed neatly to permit perfect freedom of action.

warfare, it ta essential that the soldier be enabled to Ioldler‘; kit. The sum total of the

is allnroximatcly 75 pounds. The our soldier stands rcaﬂy for the

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Life is u iota brighter today at the crowded home of a little old llamntaa greet-grandmother. When IO-ytlr H

old Mflt. Etltlief llhlth [RIGHT] pacilcd her hit to find out in New Yofk if slid In really heir to I 87.200 fortune, itor l0 great-grandchildren couldn't even listen to the radio program that would or»: til Mws Tlllllhr nlrlll- The hydro had born out n11 mum they ootlldnh. afford 1t, and they wm Ill

abeti in the darkness. But now Mrs. Smith is back again, after enjoying her first Visit to the big 0M l

60 years, 5nd the hydro will be turned on again. nix weeks ago, Mrs. Smith had been given up an hurl-hm 1m h: 1w» doctors. The an sacrament! ol her church had m“ administered t» her. sat mm

founded reporten in New York. mct her 11 aier (LEFT) for the fint time in 54 years. and brought Mo! th

wh that will 1m hills. lmy w-"r stoma: and start n bank account for her future. 1m trouble; at! been aolved when she wu identified through a broadcast

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