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     All along tho route from Toronto Camp Borden vi 
     
     lminlnrlrls n! troops rolling up from Toronto's Camp, 
     
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     liul throng-hunt the loin: trrlill ridc to summer 
     
     In till‘ ell-iv m‘ their rlyziml-nt. “'I'vll the l-jrl,-;ii~i~ "n1 in “(l|‘|'y‘“ 1m»),- 
     
     u.l_\." All-ulllsllill- Cllllxllla hegnn Illtfllliillflf an utidltiollal 40,000 men. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     llzlgers and townspeople turned out to szlillte tho 
     
     Exhibition. ’l‘roinin_\z took on a more businesslike 
     
    
   
   
    
     RPlt-nlent 0i (‘zlnadzl with events in Europe moving so svvlitly. 
     
    
   
   
    
     shouted, "the (‘alum-Its 
     
    
   
   
    
     trlvning quarters lile troops laughed and j'ii(‘l| singing 
     
    
   
   
    
     zlre on lhe 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     King Lenpnill, ni the Belgians. 
     
     ulm |ll'(ii'li'i| hi. arms to surrender 
     
     ullllollt llr~l informing the Allies, 
     
     1T0!’ Ll-Ll-"Tl signing an- 
     
     (lUPHWlPIII, before till 
     
     our. Likl- his \\'1ll'l'iIlI‘ flltiler. King 
     
     lrl iililt. loot; pz-n-onzll command of 
     
    
   
   
    
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     nliler uiiitiul 
     
    
   
   
    
     his Inn-m “hen (il-rmn, invaded 
     
     his linv country. Illlt. unlike his 
     
     Litillr. h» il.l'~ sillmlell lilo ,\iill'\ in 
     
     \llllt‘lliil'lilll{ uluolllliiilinnllv.,. lll 
     
     fllllilll‘il"llllf his ~'.ll'fi"llfil"l‘, France's 
     
     premier <".*\.'ll|f‘(i it in sharpest tl-nns 
     
     and "l" surrender was repudiated 
     
     by the lil- " n government. Leopold 
     
     ;_ sly-y riul- llflilrl‘) its n p-mliil 
     
     m" his lather Kill: Albert, Leo- 
     
     rv in» Iiiil: v-n, Prince nilllflfllll 
     
     and i‘lli\"f\i Josephine (Ihzlrlotie 
     
     d/WH in. IIY'|\ all a rllntcnll near 
     
     Pciih-v-l, in r-l-nfrni France. 
     
     mum u! lin- [mire river, it is umlcr- 
     
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     HEADS (‘.D.N./\. COMMITTEE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Daily newspapers in all naris of’ 
     
     the country are represented at the 
     
     annual meeting of the Canadian 
     
     Daily Newspapers‘ association, 
     
     which opened May 28 in Toronto. 
     
     W. .l. Metz. here, of the Kill-honor 
     
     Record, is l'llilil'llll'lll of the adver- 
     
     tising; policy committee. A. D. lilo- 
     
     Kenzie, SillTllu, Canadian Observer, 
     
     l; \‘l(-l"-l‘i'l£‘.il‘lI‘ll1l’l§ William Wallace, 
     
     advertising manager of The Toronto 
     
     Dailv Star. is president of the asso- 
     
     ciation nnd chairman of the board. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     HITCH-BIKES TO JOIN ARMY 
     
     S9 anxious was Edward Word t0 
     
    
   
   
    
     join up than he hitch-hiked from 
     
     Red Deer, Alberto, to Calgary, a 
     
     llistullfl‘ oi‘ um llllHS . despite the 
     
     fort his heel tvas cut off under the 
     
     wheels of n freight train. Ward 
     
     rode a freight from Peace River to 
     
     Red Deer, where the accident oc- 
     
     curred. llo ‘ ndaged his foot with 
     
     s bit of his shirt and proceeded on 
     
     his way. but collapsed on the out- 
     
     skirts of (Jalgary. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ipolntjteps m being liken by Ottevn in te fofmcontued 
     
     culled up, n vetennl’ homo guard being orgonlned. and m0 Third Division n 
     
     been announced. Ilere no member: of the Royal Illtment of Cnnnda waving 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Comin, off the assembly lines these days at North American 
     
     Avlatlon's factory in Inglewood, Cat, are hundreds of ‘fast, sturdy 
     
     tminlng planes and bombers for the Allies and the Commonwealth 
     
     oir training scheme in Canada. Shown (TOP IEFT) in the lino! 
     
     assembly lino of tho company's Harvard 1 Trainers. President Roose- 
     
     velt's speech, in which he called for 50,000 fighting planes, has gal- 
     
     vanized the U.S. aircraft industry, already speeded up by immense 
     
     orders from the Allies. North Americans Inglewood factory 1T0!’ 
     
     RIGHT) has been greatly expanded since the war began. stream- 
     
     lined mass-production methods and two and a half shifts a day 
     
     enable the Inglewood plant to turn out h Harvard Trainer every 
     
     three hours, and almost 600 of these plume will be delivered to Can- 
     
     adn Bl fret u they are completed, crossing the border at Sweetgrase, 
     
     Mont, by the "push-and-pull" method which meets LLS. neutrality 
     
     laws. This is the new Harvard I] ‘Trainer (LOWER, being built for 
     
     Britain. Service flying schools in Gouda will also get some of the 
     
     fir". ti‘ ‘Diem. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     being mobilized. 
     
     e greeting on their 
     
    
   
   
    
     German rggrlon nd the  
     
     Mobilization of nine 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
          
     
       
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     ANNOUNCES SURRENDER 
     
    
   
   
    
     Capitulation of Belgium to the 
     
     enemy was announced to the l-‘rcnl-h 
     
     lllllltn by Premier Paul Rlgvnaud, 
     
     who denounced King Leopold I'm" 
     
     surrendering without first inforln- 
     
     in; the Allies. itnfl atzzlirlsi the 
     
     Ilxheil 0i’ the Belgium glivrrllnlz-lll 
     
     and his own troops. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
              
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     CHIEF OF STAFF 
     
    
   
   
    
     General Sir John Greer Dill has 
     
     neon appointed to the omplrei 
     
     highest military post as chief of 
     
     the imperial general staff. 
     
    
   
   
    
     HANDS OVER HIS ARMY 
     
    
   
   
    
     Early May 2d King Leopold of the 
     
     Belgians "without though: for the 
     
     Brltlzlh and French annlies." to 
     
     lloto France's Rcynouzl. handed 
     
     t g Belgian army truer in the in- 
     
     vlder. Tile surrender cum!‘ m. 
     
     Belgian lrnopo fought magnificently 
     
     rt superior numbers. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Able-bodied Seaman Stanley 
     
     llicks lumps smartly at till" hill" 
     
     in rluo the ins gll. 'l‘()l' Lin.  111"‘ 
     
     tho Royal (‘zlulldnln Nzlvdi \"""" 
     
     tear Reserves new training vl-ssl-l 
     
     Brides In launched on its HP“ 
     
     Queer, The llaidelt, LOWLIK, till‘ 
     
     rm of u. u. watt or '1'<>""""- "j “ 
     
     DIQQCI-nowdered cnllln i‘l"ll'.“>l‘l'. '1'" 
     
     lush-llogot booty forbids ilvl"! 
     
     tho (‘anadlon nnvzll ill-g. the “hill: 
     
     gglgn, 9n m; flffilt Lakes, so ti‘- 
     
     lhidco flies the hluc cnsllzu. whim 
     
     Inly be flown in vvnrtinlc enifi i‘? 
     
     government ships. Orlilnrr)‘ P“: 
     
     lIllh IIIXI llillliifl. R.(‘.N.\'.R.. H’ 
     
     RIGHT, finds plewsont dinllv: ‘ii ‘-“'_' 
     
     ten aboard the new trlllnfiit! "rm" 
     
     er 25o dew-and disruvew- wHrK 
     
     lboord guarantees a big iIPl"‘""" 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     threat t0’ civilization. ‘Boob, recruits for te R1 .' 
     
     rifle battalions to fonn pert of the Fourth Divlsil 
     
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