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     With 2,000,000 British women In 
     
     nnllon-n or overalls, Virginia-born 
     
     Lady Astor W85 asked what these 
     
     women are thlnkimz. “What are 
     
     women's war aims?" ‘Our war 
     
     aims," she declared, "are to win 
     
     the war." 
     
    
   
   
    
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     all Asinr, joking and laughing with Canadian soldier in a, Gil-Ill- 
     
     riinn ivnr hospital. on; ilSkNi “hilt had h: pvllul to the fztmoul 
     
     "(liiVPliiSll so ' ‘When I took you through our hospital, you saw the 
     
     Cllrl-zll-xl set, i the energetic member oi’ parliament. Hem she 
     
     pausm; with t. inn nursing sisters et the hospital, whmh m. 
     
     visits sevrrnl time; s. week. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     - i llalf a world away from the seer; oi battle clitilens oi’ NCW 16411111111 
     
     ESCAPES BOMBKNG are as resolute in their determination to win the war as the 1900i): 
     
     Helen Mme grew,“ Dummy; oi’ Britain themselves. As in Canada, women's organizations wor 
     
    

    
     Ont. physiotherapist serving with unceasingly to minister to the comfort o! the troolfl. Mid "W1? Bfififls _ 
     
    

    
     the Canadian forets in Britain, are rewarded by the personal interest oi the Queen. This picture _ v v _ , _ , 
     
     flfimlnliggiéoxzfhgrgstzetmaifeflgg shows her majesty inspecting gifts from New Zealand women at the . ' v 1mg giflt Qf  
     
    

    
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     heaéw damg: by a Germ“ Womens Voluntary Service centre, in Eaton Square. _ forth i 
     
    

    
     bonib. Gain. iLilp Semgram, oi’ . ' 
     
    

    
     Toronto. and Lgeut. J. D. Wright. 
     
    

    
     0i Samifl. We!‘ killed 1J1 the 9X- 
     
    

    
     plosion. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     INJURED 1N RAID 
     
    

    
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     ‘Mrs. .1. W. Rowling, wits of I melms. Stewart, Tomnto nurse, 
     
    

    
     . eallhy Toronto metallnrglst, u»; was among the injured when n 
     
     -lnui'i‘vrl~ri ncnr Si. Pctvrsburg. Vi... German bcmber Wren-lied the Cafe 
     
     ‘ ' wade by de Pa. in a mid in London samr. . ' ._ .. 
     
    

    
     day night. She is in hospital. . , . p . _ » r892” as.“ auyburnl  
     
    
   
   
    
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     Above, Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn (seated) Mil lwltfllflnlu" c- 5- wmdmm “l "mm 
     
     reading President Roosevelt's letter to the House requesting $1,000,000.000 to finance the "W"! - 
     
     noted lend-lease program. Below is reproduced the last part oi’ the historic Inessflifl, with ""1 Pr" 
     
     dent's ignature. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     DOES MAN'S JOB 
     
    
   
   
    
     A girl who rates doing a man’! 
     
     job, and does it exceptionally well 
     
     , . one 0i the small band of women 
     
     that even critical man will admit 
     
     are "competei-lt”. She i8 Ewen“ 
     
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     dmwnter m” a company mdkmg Her feet betraying the fact that she's a little overrnwed in the “T! 
     
     Rohvrl "mun. lr..\l., hllii some exciting Ll m toll as he relatPJ how naval precision instruments and an“ o‘ royamn lour-yenr-uld Genrflan Goddard discusses dolls W 
     
    

    
     h“ ‘“ i" Nmway WM“ the Nam‘ trflflmhiirscd Norway’ "e w“ gang’ thelqueen at an exhibition oi children's (rocks in Buckinlham Pel- 
     
    

    
     takrm priponer and held for n month before managing to escape. III m. Th. “ha. “m. m“ g Vh-[inln Vemol. 
     
     made he tray to Sweden and from there got back to Enflnnd. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Arririilg ark in Lindsay on "n spot o! lczlvc." Chief Radio Oflleer 
     
    
   
   
    
     LONDON, ENGLAND-Spring to the world may meln "all out" war, but to this Canadian soldier; 
     
     his "Fancy" spring ls still spring and no matter will‘ "IIIYPPOW III»! brinl it is time tor romance em 
     
     Crocel in a London perk. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ll D . t Id his Italian soldiers the Greeks would be easy to conquer, but, while Mono I U ed ‘N ‘ ma‘ d“ , l hank“ "e c“ ‘m; 3,4,1“, _ ‘on,’ 
     
     thflffmflan Mdm, “n. e, Alhnnll, "m, my found the Greek: were not ss  alter nil. sullen ulfo°°éffin 7:“, kg‘, . night-mm»: in the RAJ-Z, uhep- "m; question “Where i. Wavell?" may have been til-wuss Jhcn e m; enl|.hm:1;;;fl‘,'l°?fl'n’=. rm» 
     
    
   
   
    
     1nd unkfmlit-Wtih m" “f mm‘ "mm" ‘Mammy h‘ m" “In-me” "m" "when ‘n m". o‘ herds them home tram the sermon; in which he received the Bil- from North Africa was reported land n; at Plrseill- port oi‘ Athens, ior notion Ml 
     
     the hard trek to n. prison comp on Greek terrltofl. “nmbhd nym‘ 53¢“ f". i. ‘b’, shows the rt, which hi‘ be henvily bombed h l, m z - _ . 
     
    
   
   
    
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