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No Mobilization Shortages - :

Canada Stockpiling Supplies In Event of War

OTTAWA (P)-Defence Min-
ister, Claxton says his depart-j
ent is stockpiling enough sup-|
ies for use if war breaks out,
ization shortages of 1914 and}
1939
fie told the
nons his
coiling no more and no less than!
duty in building mobilization |
ckpile 5
Mr. Claxton denied there
any
dded: “Not a single article |
been or will be wasted. |
Everything wiil be used.
Purchas
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Enough
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nit i 1 BEET SUGAR PLANT i in Canada, ts threatened with ‘closing its doors next year because of the from civilian sources in pend
! ‘ cheap native labor. Shown here are some 96,000 tons of sugar emergency |
SBOE Mr. Claxton gave » fi ;
Op of 33,000’ tons The plant operates each year from October to Christma _ On gave some figures |
i could possibly indicate the

et AY ba about 1,000,000 pounds of refined sugar each day

forces plan to mobilize

Prince Rupert Daily
Thursday, December 11

News
1952

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|men in the first three months!
lof a global war. He said it costs |
$369 to clothe a regular force

recruit and that clothing stocks |
worth roughly $37,000,000 have}
| been stored for a possible three-|
;month mobilization period
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@ third world war would be “far
igreater” than the 60,000 signed
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| the Second World War, said Mr

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Canadian Troops to Get Time Off
At Christmas But Can’t Come Home

OTTAWA ®—Canadian troops in Germany will have
Christmas leaves but won’t be given permission to come to
Canada or: leave, a defence department spokesman said today.

He was commenting on a report from Frankfurt, Germany,
that nearly 2,000 American soldiers will fly home on commer-
cial airlines for Christmas leave. ia round-trip tickets cost
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