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S_i'mbolizing' the determination of _Cana_dian labour to Across the broad spaces of the Dominion, once thought capable of producing types for the fighting men ol the United Nations. Photo shows part of huge hark their fighting men to the limit is this picture only agricultural supplies and manpower, new sounds are heard ‘as factories crowd of workers at Malton, Ont., watching" t -off of first made- -Canada of a workman at giant, northern Goose Bay airfield. turn out planes, tanks, guns, ships and ammunition and explosives of all Lancaster bomber, the Rlllll‘ Express, to be flown into action by R.C F. crew.

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Coal Creek, B.C., as in all of Canada's coal fields, miners returning There is close co-operation between Canada's armed Norman Olson of Hull, Quebec, was a hell hop in an Ottawa hotel before being from other industries, armed services. Above, Len Rowe, veteran of Dieppe. servicesand labour. Lieut-QeneralA. G. L. McNaughton transferred to a war Job in the Ottawa Car and Aircraft facto y under the 6th tells stories of army life to co-miners Johnny Anderson and Norman Servello. talks with a girl worker in a Montreal war factory. compulsory Tansfcr Order. More essential s are filled (laily by transfers.

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sélgctiiiiie ‘aboye in Quebec city offices of dNational left, the brzilgea/‘s Job is coldest in winter, hottest Betty I7awe, arts graduate of LTIIIVUYSILV of l‘».(‘l., is jliliS. Man above with only mic Ill‘) is described as one - e beryice place and transfer men an women in summei. ailioad men now work harder than ever. working in a vrestern aircraft plant. Even the loss of liiinheijrai'rl's hest ivorkers. Victory Aircraft girls ° WM‘ Jobs they are best suited for. Bottom, Georze Brown Stacks PIS lron- 11¢ 11419 80h In the Army. of Iimh doesn't mm xvnvlznrn fvmn nnrrvimf rm in ne\v take. time out. for luncheon in sunny factory yard.

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