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     Polish forces ranged with "le Allies in various p. is i-l‘ the norid will keep on fighting tlll the final vic- 
     
     tory is won. General Wlailislaiv Sikorski told a cheering; audience of 5,000 Pnlialvtanaiiians in I'm-unto. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Polish training centres are to be established in i‘:inad;i, the ‘Freo Polish leader szuii, at \\'illl']| he F, 
     
    

    
     hoped the name friendliness would prevail as in flmtlzinii and Englrnd. (ieneral Sikurski is shown  
     
    

    
     hero with two members of Toronto's Polish community, “ho ilressed in ilie old land i-cstulne to greet him <f- 
     
    

    
     —-Genia Slivinsky (LEFT) and Jessie Logish. '  
     
    

    
     The Australian Expeditionary Force knew it was embarked on no ..  . _ -,;;w---.,,M-_~, ~  
     
    

    
     picnic as it speeiied to assist the Greeks in their brave but fuiiio ' ' , ,/ _ » ' ' I 37'” ‘F,’ 
     
    

    
     fight. against the Nazi hordes. "Thumbs up" was the llighrigil as '  
     
    

    
     they sailed down the Jileiliterranean to the battle a ea. since then if; 
     
    

    
     "WY hive made hlfilvrl’. with the other BritiK-h [nrers and tile sp-‘nt- .0. 
     
    

    
     , H v f- ' ed Greeks, stemming the advance oi’ the enemy and gaining much  
     
    

    
     > ' ~ ~ " - ' - ' valuable time.  
     
    

    
     Mrs. ll‘ Murray, second vice-president oi the ‘Women's Auxiliary oi’ the Canadian Leg'on B.E.S.L. E: 
     
     revt" lug the King's oelor from Lrdy Flset, wile oi the Lieutenant-Governor m” Quebcr. ivhirh has lzeen .47‘ 
     
     lninilcil nin- by Mrs. Shrrrif. LL-Col. l). B. Pnpineau, A.I1'.C., accomrrniz-il Lady Fiset. The cere-  
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     many helil in the armory oi the 17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian llussars‘ at Montreal. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     TO VISIT CANADA 
     
     {ixirricals iztand old lady Mrs. -~ ' ~ - - 
     
    

    
     Sam Delano Rccscvvclt will JF/ll 119i’ on ong oi‘ hi: Rushville, Ind., farms, when; he is vacationing for 10 days before returning to New 
     
     {mm h‘?  Pf": {lame i“ fir“ York to enter private law practice, Wendi-l] L. Wilikle loolis over a prize Yorkshire 50W. The inimal was 
     
     ‘1§e55§1(il:3;,1f,“n .‘¢,‘,,T‘Z1,9§,‘,° ‘flmpiifl sent to him by Major-Gen. J. A. Gunn, president oi the (Jiinadian Legion War Services. for whose great 
     
     women's 01*g:ini7,11,f';n_ his {he m“- opening mass meeting Mr. Willkie came to Toronto lost month. 
     
     or to be hostess on that ciav to the 
     
     msther oi‘ President Rankin De- 
     
     lano R0: elf, who will be 87 in 
     
     Septembc . 
     
    
   
   
    
             
     
    
   
   
    
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     l" hlnh s!» 14:: the latest lnil hunt contingent of grniluates at the British Clmiiilflll 5"‘ T""""‘5 ma“ defense. F‘l‘2lllk_ Aiken “'18 E {Q1111 
     
     tun- t“.ii~i:\ii~ll on their departure from an eastern) Canadian port. Nun's cf the r sait- illiilVill at a W5)’ (lmnm l_>v limri"icriiiyl'-‘xl{eiilci_fifl‘al 83L 
     
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     Biilom, all trained in Canada, and a group of United b .\ er. ziirmen who volunteered nr the Air lruns- sul Mc .iu l. 4 . e ~ - 
     
    
   
   
    
     lwt tluxiliai-y. The trip norou in huge transport, was “unevenitul". 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     “DESERTED" FROM FRANCE 
     
    

    
     Smgt. Pilot Pierre Gicquel is 
     
     proud to be a deseztci" frm the 
     
     French naval air arm. Willi l0 of 
     
     the 20 Frenchmen based in Tahiti 
     
     on ccnvoy patrol he quit the air 
     
     iorce b0 comr- to Canada and join 
     
     the R. C. A. F. Today he is taking 
     
     the refresher course at. the RCAF’. 
     
     ccnversion school, P;cton. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     flngton, London, one or two Nazi omit brought down by "Ari-hiss" in recent llVllV.‘ w 
     
     British capital. Debris from ship litters much of the arm in foreground. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     LAST NAZI VAUGUT 
     
     Pictured here is ihe end 0i H 
     
    

    
     week's lzcedcm for the inst four of 
     
    

    
     30 German war prisoners who 
     
    

    
     escaped irom a Northern Ontario 
     
    

    
     camp. They are slioivn as they v i ‘ 
     
    

    
     _ came back under uuazd. The con- »   i - "» t; . 
     
    

    
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     RECORD REFUGEE mAD-Brlulinl I record loud ol refugees from war-tom Europe, the 8.8.Nyassa nrrlvesln ew Yor w , evinilwl. H c, 1 i - t w All Chici’ lllorshnl Sir Robert Bronke-‘ropham iri.,iit ||\ Lroup). (nmmnn er-n- e o _ u.» _ 
     
    

    
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