QQTOBER 30. 1940

I THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN‘

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ihll column ll reserved for new: 0| local Interest but advertising c: a newly nature may be Inserted at 5 cent-l 1 ward strictly pay- nlllt In advlnu.

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GIFTS, CANDY PUMP Kirk Hall tomorrow. KIN HES‘ L~940-10-30-2l. I DANCE in aid o! Red Cross a; Harold Woodsldes, Margate, Fri. day, November 1st. I L-947-i0-30-2i.

’ CANADIAN broadcast gene; “Citizens All" each Wednesday]

H evening 10:30. Tonight's subject

0|» T1113 waut How the Wheels Go Round", .\Y—'I‘IIU‘IJKSBQ¥ Station CFCY. 1,9411, ,

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Flt-m" v y IMNDBILL = mnvanrn rox snow _. mgCK WP“ , VMUFS cliarlottewwil. November ism-.- Fog Tllll MA ‘ 22nd. Open to Registered. Non-i

registered and newer type foxes. ~ Make your plans now ioi this mg i-ox Feature. L-bou-lo-do-ll-l-a"

will‘ lliuile m THIRD FOX PLLT SHOW -— Foigizzzaléaaf sunimersldo, January oth-nutn. All

island rur Houses LU-OPCYBUXIB. lw- ' serve u. number ol pelts lor this lni- l portaili. event. Ll-zl-ib-lll-iill-ll-l-‘Ll

i CORRECTION. - The aiiilrciiail!

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‘.' i ‘ ‘has been anointed that. tlic pcrsoil- I 00 botGflr-lllllll at referring to Mr. norderi 2.. hing.

“Skin Fmll-"lll" 2/”. I'M ‘published, last Friday was inoorrect. M. M, 1.0.1» 2 h, 6o _, Mr, Ling returned to his Bank dut- '1,.11.<i.»1».1-i ' ies at Lxlllgéwll, Ont, hunattcnticd. 5.1.1 1t will‘ 1.01m.‘ 1 inc corlmponoolit receivcu ills iii-i

formation from an ullituiilcliiic‘ source and regrets exceedingly tlie ‘mistake made.

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LAVENDER , _____ »lirv"""»'/ 21.051 1 ISLANDER DEAD —Mr. Robert W" l ‘ ‘J. Todd, Bradalbane. has TQCUIYOLI

‘ the sad news of the death of his J Iwamd’ brother, Mr. William J. fodu. St. Louis, Missouri, died on October

50v Jar i . . . 1st in his 70th year, alter a litig- FORGET-ME-Nof ierlng illness. He leaves to mourn, "/"‘”“"""" hum‘ ‘ his widow three brothers I-tobert J. ' CREAM Charles of Bradalbane’, James H, ramming or (‘teaming Ninga. Manitoba. ’1‘wo brother pith’: . , deceased him John and Daniel. 'I‘wo ' zl/"isl sisters, Mrs. John Fri' ell, Canon - h1'7.~-'~~l l m- ct, c l ., M“. a . u ii.‘....‘..‘.'....' " ..“ .. 2/"51 sétltcefiiiiiit. “ “ m“

15¢ t, >1. lmil- Lemon ______ Wi- ""“"" "“““"~ 2f°"36 TEACHER-S STUDY (moor -

lkbci l.ii=<Il».*i‘r-'flln The first study group of‘ tho Cra- _ illllvl-"vlz .36 ,_ paud groups was held in Criipliutl 511,- .1..» ‘ school on Ffldily, October" 25th, with

thirteen teachers in atwlittiuicc. The meeting was calle to order by Miss Aiirlilea. MacDona d, pflllCipui

JONTEEL CREAM I ‘ can. taint-uni...» u! . Llqur/ylvlg lflrnnsirq

2 1,, 51 of Crapaud School. The following l ' ' . slate of officers was elected. Presi- 75““"""“""“"." U“ or 21w dent Anna MacDonald Mt ‘Prytln \-""“""‘K ("mm“" . School Vice PIPSIUQII" lflvw N11"- N‘ m‘ 5'1"“? “m”! 2/" hood llictoriw S'"hool' Sci-re .»;.-~ .. I I ‘ " - ‘* I l ' Heath N. MacQuai-rie. Vii-unlit Jl' S T A F E W 0 l" School. A paper on the 'rt“iil‘llllig lll'.\'Illtl-'.Il.\‘ 0F VALU of Georgraphy iras read and uls- m-y M)“ Ayn 5,\V|_=;. cussed by the teachers. Several list‘-

ful text books were suggcsiutl by the teachers to aid in the touching o1‘ Geography. l1. was aliiicuziccti Clint tho next inciting wuu l tic held on November 15in. ‘ topic at this liicctrlig to be on 'l‘e.i»:hilig oi Nature Study.

CIIEVERlE-IVIMMILLAN.~11 \ci"y pretty wclitslng \";.is etilitly suit-ii.- nuzca zit. b». ghtiiliuils ciiil.cli.l:..l,. Point, when itilss utiilieniio _L»ilt‘l'- erlc. daughter oi lvli‘. lveil UiiUVt‘l‘lL‘ and the alto fvlrs. blIBVCllL‘, ol r..- llil..i, bccciino tile bliue ul Uotpolill Miles Macmillan, o! tile Prince 1st.- Wdlfl is no iilgllltllluuls, still ol all‘. uliu lVus. ullillcl illziclvlillllll ol bust Point. ‘ihi- iltlpllili .vi-.ls.s was ccll- l brutod by lccv. icliiillnl AIlhCLIuIilllLLl ’lnc brloe was UIJUAJLIAUAI) gclllllil iii ACMLHI blut: cit-pt.- and was lii-‘l tcndctl by net sistel. Miss ltitllgillit I bilcvorlb, wllo “ole it. lllny illtlt: all...‘

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FIXAIWNA. TION

Flfiinr and supplying Glasses Elie.

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CONFEDERATION LIFE msua- ANCB- L-91ii8-1-2l-31I. KIRK nacsowmzu TEA Tlllllsdflr- L-Ml-10-30-Zi.

THE LUChY BALLOT Monday "M1128 Bi 110M005 new building was 2415 which wins the free door prize of a nice lamp. L-930-l0-30-1i.

BUUNG potatoes all kinds. Will 108d 8t tny stat-ion. Bags to sup- lllv- Lloyd Cox. Morcll.

1rli61-10-28-3i.

WATER RATE :-—Persons who have neglected Dhtylng the current quarter's rates are reminded that the shut-off list will be street on Thursday the 31st.

L-87l-10-29-2i.

ENGAGEMENT. -- Mr. and Mrs. G. Filmer Cotes. North Milton, an- nounce the engagement oi their daughter, Rena. vere, to Allison Arthur, son o1 Mr. and Mrs. Regin- illti Bryeiiton, Brinkley, Marriage to take place middle ivovelnoei".

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FUR BUYER COMING. — Mr. Harry Kirsh, Moncion. has arrang- ed that he will again visit the island this your for tiic purpose of buying lurs. rol- the past. quartet" oi a century Mi". Kirsh has been a regular visitor, and has done busi- ness amounting to thousands of dollars with our ranchers.

PILOT AC “PTS NEW POSI- 'l‘.0N —5tiilli't Mackliii, Canad- lflll Aimllifi D1101. who has been at- taolled to the Maritime Division of the airline with iudquartcrs in Molictoii. has acccpml a position with Cltllilditln Colonial Airxvays. operators ot all" services between Montrcttl anti New York and will leave llli‘ lkltl/itl‘ part of this lllfllllll to lllkt‘ (l\‘("I' his new (llILlPS. Pilo’. Macklin is well known to airhiill passengers and has piloted plxincs on thc regular services be. ‘ct-n IvIUll(‘l.Ul\ and Halifax. Saint John, Cluirlottvtuvvii iiiiil SlllIlllIt‘!'.\l(lt‘. 11t- is a native of Cllilllt)'il(‘l"l)\\iI, l’. I-I. I. v Nluncttni 'l‘iiii _

BRIDAL COUPLE HONORED. 0n ‘lilesdav ovt-iliilg_ Oct. 22nd, a‘ SIICAYPI‘ was held iii honor of .\fi".i and Mrs. Jock lVittl/iiillt", ili ihc home i o1 the groonrs pilt-iits. ivlr. and Airs} Preston MCLillilt‘, Nv h River, 'illL‘ bride and. grutnn wort‘ lctl seats of honor bv Mi". William Molyilcatix, Jr., to thc strains of the Wctitilng March,plliy- ed by Nllhfls Hilda Stevenson. The gifts wort: Olit‘ll(‘(l by Mrs. Ni - Kitsoii iill(l lvtrs. I-Iaroll Youii , and the vtrscs were rlnid by i~s Vcriul Klléltlll. ititcr which M1". Mc-i Laiiit- lllllllkCd olic and all tot" thtui" kllldllfss. All joined in singing l'.'.l' 'l'hc_v All‘ Jolly Good Fellows. ‘lilo l“(‘l"tl;llll(l(‘l‘ of the evening uimspriit,

in <l' ‘Jig. music and glint-s. Liliivlil wit toil. after whit all (lt'l).'ll'L—' (‘ti lcr llicir lltiflll". l.li': llli‘ bridl- and groom L‘\'(‘l happiness.

I'().\"I‘-Nlll"I‘Il\I. SII()II'I".‘It—On| Friday rt hing. Oct. ltlth. Mr. and IVIrs. Fran’; Wood ('lll(‘t'lfll1l(‘(l all a §llf)\\'£‘l‘ in honour of Airs. Lloyd‘

Vt‘ " ftirnil-rlj." .\fi\l“.' 0011i. . anti‘ of All. ziild Mrs. .115. ,- , Imrltls. ‘Ihc cum-

l lllilllll)‘ ivrts rpm wnlvi! in lil1iitl:.i., every hpmt". Alli-r singing hid; music. Mary was presented first

with an address by tho lncmbt-is! WW“ and Cllllfldifltlfi tttke to tho

and friends 0f Cross‘ Rontis Cllris- I ttlni Church. lii whit-h to" .\(‘\‘(‘l‘1Il

lwntulfiil whit-h the

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11~n11le of tho tiOllilIllllllly pl'l‘5l‘IlI-. ed hvr with miinv gifts in n mls-.

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2 l0 5 p “t; A M 4.1,- p-roolll. hltclitlglg m. ills llrctlitu, hm. ma“; hwnds (m. pa“... ‘my; :i lllilllllis Vi‘ v.1 .-.;i-:-iniiiii-nl ‘Huam ".“‘.'°.‘m"v‘u" “u”: ‘,‘h1a““']l lllt"Illl)l‘1\I1Ct‘.“. and iiivitctl till to ' Uitv- t' - - ~" "mm" “w” U‘ ‘m’ " h‘ ‘ML ti l hci" iii her home at York. '. ‘l;"l."(:“s.'.‘ls3'|é‘i.“"h ilhgliidlltlels. Altai" tiic LICILlXlJh) 1‘ l S“? ‘the King brought ‘he I ’ ‘ ' thc happy couple inotoroli to LUV‘ ' > H‘ ." l e M.v_._._._‘_ ‘_._._____._._.._-_-_-_._ Home o‘ mu 8,00,“ M has; 391111‘ 1iliulsalit (Jtllillg tn n cos .

“hull: a siilllpcuous brcaklusl “to

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ii --i-_- .- 1 g 111 g; ygrltit‘ s. in Nliltritttllillllllglntllctl“ CilltxtlllllCrl alttnl.‘ Cut" 1 tor. ivltitlvratni‘ of thf‘ 5'7"" Lniltg il...i.o loi .1 "lut- hlvllll l- Mn llt“§‘=.\'l“ 0' llmlpx“ m‘ ' ' lllUllLl-‘i and IJAuNAV llit-y \l..., (h 11. ..i t tlll .ilit . inc rct-lpltlills t;l lii.ll ‘ uslsllll tutti ‘,1 .,-_ n1 C11.“ gpmwm p, E11.

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boiltitlliil gills unit wlslii-s iol‘_ll0.t.tll llllu iiappnlcss. Alter a siioltnoliiy- llnoon the 11100111 returned to his j lrcgunent.

NIacDONALu-I It \' l .\ (i ‘— Allin Itfiizzse, Uliarlstttutvn \\'.ts in‘: hilllli! 01 a very pretty tax-mung, at two o'c.ock, tliccilv-stul)‘. 05100“ 1-"41- ‘wheli hols izabclle. only dtiiigntoi" ' Mr. flllll Mrs. William Mac- LJCILLG, Mcrliiiiill. was united in lnlituliigc to i\'ii\l.o.ni .\I.it‘l‘t.".o lrvlilg. sun o. Mr anti Mrs. J. l’. IYILII,’ CIWYIY viillti- T1": bud“ w” siliartly attired ln ll suit of rust silk crepe with black accessories. rlcr bridesmaid. Miss DOIO-lly 091d wore a charming gown of “m6 .5.‘.£‘lC CFC)‘. The gloom was stip- p31 ted by Mr. 111m Doclicrty, nhol-rv Viilly. Ailci" the ceremony the ‘svedtilng party motored to points of interest in thc provnrsc. lflllllll‘ mg iii the evening to the home of the bride where they sat down _to .i stinlptuous wcdtliiig slipper in tit: cclnpaiiy of Ill‘lll‘ fricizds and rcln- Lions. '1 he dining room was urt- IsllCflllY decorated in Pink “m1 white, beautiful potted plants and boquets of autumn flowers form-

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“lth ‘fffiufvlle n? oldest aunt of the

l 1 bride. had the honor of cutting the 1 s beautiful wedding cakes. The ices we" w; by M155 Mildred Auld.

I The bride was the T806111!!!" r01 lR0_\'(7111.\| Y ) many beautiful and costly sl is. _;__‘___ S‘ Rm which testifies to the estecnl tn

l‘ ivhich this young lady is held by

‘ IMINY "lick 11c; many friends in Mermaid and (llltlfllnlcc surrounding districts. Later in the

{M evening a jolly crowd of scrcnadcrs

Large “Mlle arrived, who showered the bride

and groom with 800d wishes for their future happiness. amid which Mr. rind Mrs Irving left for lhcil‘ home in Cherry Valley, where the groom is a prosperous fainter. The many friends of this 110011101” young couple w-ish them all suc- ccss and happiness as they lollrlli‘? together through life

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. ..i ivarti I.<'..iii:l. have born t-‘ie guests of Mr. and 111-11. R. I3. Stcwzvct for tho mist fnw this Rev. Mr. Webster utlt wti tlilfrl-"l lit sossdoiis 0t‘ tiff‘ tlirxt- (‘my Svlitvllniil CnnfPiw-tiz-r of Ytiuii P1 nplt-‘s R w: li‘\ which car.-

Uu (1 5.1m] ".. llc was $".l1‘>l sac. l" Si: ntnming at First Prcsbfivrlai .. urch Stcllarfnn An- nlv itry service and he took part

Stiiidny‘ eventing in the Westminster church Aiiiiivcrsnrv Service. —- New stow Nous.

Personals .,

Pie. John Mahler has returned to Aldcrshot- to 10in his company tif- tcr ii low (ll\_\‘$ tiisit l0 his mother. l\fi"s. lvLlhloi". of ltockv Pvllll.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunning, 0f Charlottvtowui were recent Vis- itors to French River.

Miss Havel. Carr of Charlotw- town spent the week-end with 1it~r pnrriiis, Mi". and Mrs. Carr of New London.

Mr Dan Dunliin-goi Long River. is in this city the guest of his fa-

ther, Mr Frank Dunning. Mr and Mrs Ilarry Pityntor.

accompanied by Mrs. A. Sonicrs of Long River were recent visitors to Charlottetown.

Miss Margaret Ramsay. cliy spent the past week end at her home in New London.

Miss Isabel MacDonald loft yes- ioniny morning for Dorchestcr, Mass, where she will spend the whi- fer.

Mrs. Frank Callaghan. Worcester. Mass. is at present visiting hot" brother, Di". J. T. Crotcau, Upper Prince Street.

Mrs. Herb Roystoh. Charlottetown. is visiting here as the gut-st of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Strickland. May street. —North Sydney‘.

Mr. W. I... Murray. of Picaquc Isle. Maine, Ls visiting in the cltv. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie

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Miss Mabel 8. Adams. slmmgraph- er in the local branch of the Bank of Ccmmerce has resumed hcr dil- ties after a vacation spent at Mon- tr-cal, Toronto and Niagara Falls.

OTTAWA. Oct. 29 -(CP) —The Dominion Bureau of Statistics in its monthly survey of production of irmi and siet-l ili Canada repovictl today that Canadian production of pig iron in September was 105,- 020 tons compared with 88.885 the previous month. The September to- tal mar‘ "l ihc scvciiiii time iii Ills- tory th: 100.000 ton l-zvel has been

l vtiurs Sill‘ tilaytltl the 4111.19.11 Tht-y l 5m‘! W11"! Ill‘ 0H.

l_ l m‘ “CHAR LUI[l‘I_'I'_(_)_YV_'l§___G U A R I llAN

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 30th ‘Milt-Prayer Meeting -- Hoar-tr. Hall

Wedding

Rcxton, Kent Co., N. 13., Oct. 25 St Ninlanls Presbyterian Church here was the scene of a pretty fall wedding at 5.30 P. M. when Anna. Belle, datighter oi’ the late Mal- colni McGowan and ms. Jessie M. Mctiowan o! Kilmuir, P. E. Iiland became the bride o! Lieut. Alan, son of the late Alexander Nicholson and Mrs. Alex MaoPherson of Uri- ion Road. P. E. Island. The bro- ther of the bride the Rev. J. A, McGowan minister oi’ St. Nlman officiated at the ceremony which was attended by friends and rela- tlvleqieog Ego bridehand groom.

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in a military blue dressy gvglvtlxileg shoulder bouquet of rose buds and blue accessories to match. she was given ln marriage by her brother, Dfillgllli- Mrs.‘ Louis A Johnstoiio sister of the bride as matron of hon- 91‘ W55 BOWncd in a royal blue dress with accessories to match. Dr. L. A. Jol-instone was Kroomsmau.

The church was beautifully dec- orated wlth flowers supplied by Misti Irma Call, Gail's M111;

M“? 500110 Carter of Harcourt Played the wedding marches from mllellsrln and Mendelssohn. (“After the ceremony a delicious

ilflrél was served to friends and re atives of the young couple.

F°ll°wlllll the dinner a toast was drunk to the King and Empire and then one to the bride and groom 0x17295151???’ couple left by mgtor Brawn °r 100931110011 trip to Cape

The bride i5 a 3111141111119 o; Mount $1l]lIl(-:t>h\LCfil-iiirici‘cia.1 schooy Sm“

The groom. L‘ t. A: . .

a graduate of Egfiililiccl (lilnwljllj.l‘“g,§’l“

lege and N 1' .1 i." ' . . _ . iggilzlvbel. (lfltiotligqN-“réit sllleblrllllitghl: lugs 51:11:11) sitlt- lit-port jnlfifiwmlifliln Arnhtist. N. .5. The Eiilfflllltt‘ of llll’ Gtliilvrs‘ "‘ *"" ' Club of Cliilllll'Y(‘l0\\‘il wish to .111-

‘ 11:11pm‘ th-t‘ Former Canadians lfllfixvyflvllOt ailllwihti st) 0f War Effort 311i;

and to the 'l‘tnlr llél‘ of thcil‘ iiilico 1 . tor the snlt‘ o: tho \ Slzimps.

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Girl Guide News

GIRL GFIDES SCPCESQI‘ l'I. SALE

tcivti riports: t Lilo ,. " l. Girl Guide f) _' ili Cil1lll4!I'i'1>\\li went over beyond 111"!‘ unit. " with a tiotal sale of 2'11" lug Stamps.

Mr. E. T. Hig tzitive of tlic s

equitull the local rcpt-vern- stivilii; Ul'.,'llllli'il- tion here. who at. ].\l't‘.\t'lll. in Oitilwa iitu-iltii g it ill"l‘ of reprcsentiltivl-s, was ilririst-cl iij. wire of the result. and roplilwi :i.~. lol- lows: “I coiiizrattilatt- you on .111: success of your CilllllYllgll. Please cx- press otir appreciation to the. (‘lilitlns of your \\rli'i1i".vlii1<- 111w»: .11 t-i- fort."

NOTICE T!) GUIDEIIS

All Guide-rs are rcqticstcd to have their nrintizil reports ili the h-inzls ' ‘ sitliivi" on or

'. ()J".I)l)(‘l' 141st,

National Girl GuititTDny “Err Sliv-

‘iIlllUllill-"fl to S728.

f5)’ II. Peters Canadian Press Staff IVrlit-r

NEW YOIIII. Oct. Elk-lcpl .._ "lll-llly of thfin ~htulrll

Fcriiiri" C411" llliilb \'(‘l(‘l‘.".ll.\ (l l c lust villi‘ . . Club tui- ; " " ~~ ~‘. . 1\VC(lllt".<f2i'

ni \\h.it ill-f‘ [Joiliiilion is [lOlllV iii q g . 11"‘ rllllflflll‘ ttrtailist HlllPFYfIlJ I}‘;..,1.."” ,1 - , y - _ H - - z. ,_. i l

Mum!‘ {slim 5 M "Dmldld- UV‘ Niilil‘ tlrgcti to iilt llfl W: l lll i ill the Ottawa govciii-ilriiig _

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icpolt . ‘ill t] l C; 15;; A 1 W" ‘ ' “ gvolvbYoh to shcscuaihiirliaaiénli‘lln n‘ ">111; h cssloiiill reasons-l ow maltc t :11" living lii the Ncwt

York district. Froiii Sealsklii Sales MacDonald said the empires" _ ._ airman will ink“ full wilgcniiciz for Cdllilllllllll . " __~, 1 the tvr:"c"i~_tic lift ck on the pm). .vl"i.ll.n 0.11 _ n.1- n.’_ Briiulii wl \ hers“. conduct skills lilklll ti. he flllfl hail ii-cvt boon surpils zl. i“ rm“ “““"- l l" » "God help IIiller when thosi. New 3 nfvMl" .1,h°.,l""““"""‘l‘ L" Zcalanders. and Australians, undjivlvllolliltiikliarifi~ 11.... it ...:i . lot anti .

nlr to arctic." trc lmliiiiiiig nf LOIL

cioii and other British ‘age m“

lmlll-R" hi‘ l tout hi-ti ii- ilil" .90 thcrnniificn- it . U0!“ M '11P "lllfilrc air trriiiiiii" llliifsnilihh “U htliitlhhdiicxt yczn" will turn oul ‘lint illll lt‘il ..._ - - c men every month, Ivoi- flvc or six \l.l.>' p Mr. MacDonald devoted tho great. tho Uoililizcn lliiti : . " ct" part of l‘l§ zirlthws tn fact-s and m“ F‘ ’ !'i‘E‘S n.’ thi- Dhminiolrs 0'31" c1. ‘"14"- l" fort. lyl- ' Starting with thv ilrmv llP said " ~' that \\'llf‘l'('i'lS when warlirnka out M“ "ll lll1lll't‘1>art*rl Canada had 4.50M men available for active service“ now she "I18 170.000 Inch in the (‘_.!\ $11“. 0.0114.‘ -50.000 of them 1“ Nirltaln. .'x"lll" lllflthiiflflfi in Eliiniro cutnnsts mctl lfTlJlid, and 1000111) in Cniiitda —- aiiothci" 110.000 in the ,mihti.'l. and 30.000 PVPIT month r9.

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cciviiig initial ti-iiiiiinc. ‘lite "from: -\- w lllt- luiltw! In the 31y, [110 Romy Canadian btatcs the zllhi‘ YitLll to tzlkt- s<.i.sl - frolii thi- Pflbllui lll'l\i.i

All" Force had 2.200 mvil whmi the w” hmkn out. no“. it has 510000.141 i't-sl~l'\.'llloli_ llltl.t'i' u ‘and u“. mm 01- th“ ‘war Wm Si‘? lllllljt“IJPIOLIIILUINKE l1‘. llitllliis ‘ ill tffllllllll!‘ fields in operation. Tm wmiwilf‘ ""_‘*'F‘lf ‘f ‘ hi?“ fit“ thrco Canadian fighter squadrons m1“,f1,‘,§§‘"§.‘,".', “:.,‘..‘,‘§.l“{ “LN. “if? U‘ in England are upholding the iradi- the seaRtJiiNSItIIkI. o, ikm‘ l?" .‘ Ho“ "f BMW}? and Barker and the share til‘ thti ‘lttltl Pi < other Canadian aces of 25 years the way, ltlléillhl 0.. 111'"- have illftlfltlv l)t‘l‘Il l

In the nnvi", tltc 1,711 0111...“ “m1 (iiiiiittli.lii lilltl'i‘ililll n‘ men of pcncg 111m. 113v.» gm“, m on their uiiv to .110 13.000 nnw and will roach 911000 iii “hcm m" “in U“ m" n11(‘,‘,h(\r yam m- mmding and pup and then _1t‘"llll'l‘l<)tl to "M59 "l" W“ h“ worm from 15 stile. Facilities lO!‘ p1 vt-ssnls to 100 in 13 months and 100 "l0?" Will b4" nridcd in the nr-xt l2

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1 lht- _(.:iii:itliliii Navy plnytwl "3 nml,1_wn,.n-v “ y W" “W "l" ltcrfll Navy iii (‘Ull- o: tilt‘ z. t1? skills itutr ilf‘(l at~ voyiiig 2.000.000 tons of cargo in fiiontrlriil lllhi "itiitli , ihzillht-ill more than 3.000 ships with a sur- dvcd bl'tl\‘.ll hv tho Wsll 0x is; pi"irinr!l_v small loss, he said. who hmiillc the prov 11:, wnrkttr

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