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tlonal Steel Car or build nlmut 200 Martin 8-26 bombers at Malton. Ont. Coiled the "Flying Torpedo" in the United States. it la one 0i the world's fastest hnmhcra, and thnsc built here will many improvements suggested by the Martin‘; in Rﬂlllai warfare.

lrm, efficient, blue-clad nursing sister; from Australia and New Zcalalntl stayed with the lcarguard troops as the battered BJELF. withdrew from Grout-v. l-‘nrty at‘ thrm volunteered to stay hciifnd with wounded who had to be left, to be taken prisoner by The G8!‘- mnns. Their commanding citiicer ordurcd them to leave. Aboard tho transports which took them to Egypt under it hall of bombs. the nurses went about their jobs as culvly as in a ivell-ordered bosllllﬂl

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with forccs throughout. “They u-cre a small force against a force

men." saya a, report from two correspondents who were tho five timcs their superior, Willi fi\'(' times as many tanks and a gigantic air fleet". Men ll“! these cheerful Aussies, man for man, havi- proven

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Lord Bcavcruwok (hlGilT), Canadian-born minister of aircraft production, has been named minister of static. Suececdlﬂli llﬂrd Brztverllronit as minister of aircraft llfllllllllilﬂﬂ l! LL-Ctll. J. T. C. lﬂnqre-Brilltﬂlilli lLiélwl‘) former minister of transport, the lint

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other c-mw-rnmrni t-lizmges include the appointment of R. ll. (‘rnss ((‘|5;\;'1‘,lIE), niiristcr of shipping, as high commissioner to Austra a.

mass production scale in a new Vancouver factory. which will licglnnea EJt. Perry o! Boeing Aircraft 00.. Seattle, told Van oouvcr board of trade. The planes have a W bombs’ oi 106 feet and arc powered with two i,200-horse- power motors. Carrying torpedoes an well l!

the nix-man machines have a range of 4.000 miles. \

if an invitation extended by thcsc three Washington ivaitrosscs in‘ accepted, a. District of Columbia tiine-and-dance caic will soon hart‘ two notable customers. A: the girls were wading barefoot in lllwlt Creek Park, British Ambassador Lord Halifax strolled aionl "ll" Canadian High Commissioner Malcolm MacDonald, and introduc- tinns followed. In answer to the invitation, Lord llalitax rclillﬂli "Don't he surprised it’ you sec mc there some night”, Pictured iinlil- ing parts of a popcorn bnx autographed by the Ambnssador. ill" git-la are Billie Young, left, Elizabeth O'Connor n_ Mazﬂtlllil-

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