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THT
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Canada's
War
Chiefs
BRIGADIER
KENNETH
STUART
Deputy
Chief
of
the
General
Staff
By
KEN
CLARK,
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
i
Copyright,
1940.
by
The
Canadian
Press
i
In
a
wide,
bare
office
at
National
Defence
Headquarters
in
Ottawa,
Brigadier
Kenneth
Stuart
holds
down
one
of
the
biggest
jobs
in
Canada's
expanding
armv.
He's
Deputy
Chiei
of
tne
General
Staff.
That
means'that,
if
ior
any
1
eaton
tne
Chief
of
Staff
Maj.-uen.
H.
L).
G.
Crer-aris
unable
to
discoarge
his
duties
on
the
spot,
then
Brig.
Stuart
would
be
in
cemmana.
To
pat
it
miieiy
it
is
a
most
Important
precU
TjW
mmxrJ
rL
..
do
001
uk
civilian
hero
wwap
.!
J
I
.v.
f!
.u
i
hysteria
and
t,b
reaiiy.
as
thi
ficult
man
to
see.
But
every
day
he
is
at
his
desk,
much
of
th
time
in
his
khaki
shirt
sleeves.
He
wiars
a
-pair
of
light,
horn-
a
uiu
oa.
of
line
even
to
see
the
press.
On
the
other
'hand
the
brigadier
has
a
sort
of
Journalistic
vie.
He
SATS
hp
IjC
mrtro
nmiH
nf
life
umrV
rimmed
spectacles.
He
has
a
neat,
th
words
than
anything
else.
In
graying
military
moustache
Some-
192o
he
became
editor
Qt
e
Cana.
times
be
smokes,
his
cigarette
dlan
tenc.
Quarterly
and
did
package
lying
precisely
on
his
on
unm
thc
cleared
desk.
Sometimes
he
writes
war
Droke
mL
in
a
round
vertical
hand
and
he
otherwise
he.
was
commandant
numbers
each
paragraph
1
2
3.
at
vimta
The
deputy
chief
of
staff
U
a
Kingston.
OnUrla
With
hta
It's
lean,
spare
kiitf
of
a
man.
with
a
a
business-war.
It
runs
in
the
pleasant
voice
and
an
easy
man-
ramly.
jt
December
the
Brlga-ner.
an
engineer,
a
professional
son.
V.
C.
Stuart,
graduated
soldier,
now
middU-aged.
who
was
Irom
R
&L
the
briga-
born
at
Three
Rivers.
Quebec.
atr
recently
,
t
nU
pS
S
i9""0":!
as
a
officer
.7?
,
J
Ryal
Canadian
Air
Force.
fallen.
Royal
Canadian
Engineers.
particular
stuarts
were
J
around
Vlmy
Ridge
and
at
Passch-
mostly
ffor
S
.25
endael
The
nexf
vear
at
a
"l?c-
RHrtir-.
.
iu.,
called
Hangard
Wood
the
Cana-
S&f-
!dians
were
advrncln
nnd-r
whx
ers.
Before
famUy
ed
the
official
records
del'catelycaU
ta
for
Jofl
UJJJ
,5)0
"heavy
shelUin."
nd
Oolong
Stu-'
grandfathers
and
greattgrand!
smart's
outfit
had
to
nut
a
brMse
-.,
j
lauiers
were
army
men.
d
..
t
....
,
Before
attending
M.
c.,
the
brigadier
went;,
to
Bishop's
Col-
-'
ine
cemmanain
oiucer
per-
'sc
omwi
ai
icnnuivuie,
wueDec.
jscnallv
suoenrlssd
th'.s
operation.
H
was
commissioned
in
the
Royal
bib
W
TUB
U.n.lOL
PKF.MS
j
.
rmMI..
r-
i
,
...
TU
CctlUn
Pit
U
txlui.l7
UUM
u.
u-
!oi
republlc.lkxi
of
H
'C
cllc,5U
recorQ
sys-
ana
Ve
-""-"
6cc,
u.
rfune,
er4yd
o
to
Auocuted
PreM
to
thu
paper
ni
tiso
tt
'act
that
field
guns
wer?
able
to
and
proceedjtQ
the
school
of
WJxEa
rSn
u
tptcU
aBpecb.
therein
,j
rTs
,fro"
,he
WA''!
Ur
hours
after
Mlutary
EngSjeering
at
Chatham,
'
.
1
-
zero
the
time
they
gave
the
word
England.
4
Thursday,
September
12,
1940.
..
HEXP
BV
PROVIDING
ROOM
OR
FLAT
to
to)
"largely
contributed
to
the
He
remained
there
for
two
years
success"
of
the
o-eraUon.
ber
of
people
have
made
small
alterations
in
order
to
con-
route
for
artillery
under
heaw
vert
then
horae3
or
other
buildings
into
flats.
If
one
-iifirc"
the
record
reads
but,
if
hundred
people
would
make
room
for
only
one
couple
or
hw
'7
about
small
famih
the
present
shortaeo
of
houses
would
riot
be
.and
served
about
nine
For
this
sort
of
thlns
over
a.wh.the
1st
Division
(Brit
period
of
years
the
Brfttadlerfgotldershot
lie
went
oversea;
in
the
Distinguished
Service
Order
.command.
of-Jry
1st
Army
Troop
r.com
'Cob
months
ltlsh)
at
People
who
are
living
in
a
large
house
only
part
of
the
Military
Cross.
A
counl.
'Company.
Royal
Canadian
which
they
We
using,
mieht
help
out
the
situation
just
's
j1
was
""i!?
drw
'ffiw5MT?efaT?1,ded
,
.
jP
b'
7
the
patches
"for
conhtent
good
workJth
Field
Company
and
then
En-
thf
now
by
renting
a
room
or
so
to
soldiers
living
m
city
antl
dPTOt,
to
duty
eecond
m
of
the
7tb
who
wish
to
bring
their
wive3
to
Prince
Rupert.
A
nunr
-pewonaiiv
reronnoitrAd
th
Battalion.
After
the
War
he
was
stationed
as
a
permanent
force
officer
at
Winnipeg,
Calgary
and
Quebec
un-Ul
in
1925
he
went
to
the
staff
college
at
Camberley,
England.
felt
as
acutely
as
it
IS
today.
A
few
aro
puilamj
h-0ltSS
whre
h
works
now
U
nlre
and'
On
his
return
he
was
stationed
but
most
people
are
unable
to
do
that
It
is
too
much
of
an
enort.
In
Britain
the
people
are
taking
strange
children
into
their
homes
and
caring
for
those
injured
or
deprived
of
homes
by
the
air
raids.
Here
we
have
no
such
troubles.
The
soldiers
are
fighting
this
war
for
us
and
we
can
make
life
a
lot
more
plcawuit
for
some
of
them
if
we
trv
to
house
their
wives
here
instead
of
compelling
them
to
remain
in
the
south.
The
men
are
ready
to
pav
but
just
how
there
are
nd
rooms
available.
FOR
SALE
-
Helntzman
plane
i,,,tee
whe
war
broke
out
and
m
bedroom
suites
and
household
INVASION
COMING
furniture.
Phone
Armour.
78.
tf.
It
is
evident
that
Prime
Minister
Churchill
believes
for
sale
cary
safe.
Price
tso.
an
attempt
will
be
made
to
invade
Britain
soon.
It
is
also
Daily
News.
tf.
evident
tnat
he
w
pi
tpated
to
resist
any
such
invasion.
A
for
sale-4
'"room'
cottage
just
large
part
of
the
country
is
under
arms
and
the
country
is
off
nth
Ave.
$500.
with
furni-aroused
as
never
before,
Every
old
bluncerbus
in
Jic
t
550-
h.
a.
Heigerson.
2i6)
country
is
being
polished
up
against
possibility
of
an
in-
for
sale-5
rooms
and
bath.
317
Vasion.
8th
Ave.
West.
(218)
nnlA"
th!
T
I
A1"1131"
Wflr
WH1
bC
CaLP
FOR
SALE
01"
Chesterfield
only
by
soiuiers
but
by
every
man,
woman
and
child
in
the
suite
and
other
articles.
2225
At-country.
Lads
just
out
fi'6m
school
will
be
ready.
Women
lln
Avenue.
(217)
are
armed
in
manv
communities
and
it
will
be
a
diffiwiH.
job
for
a
parachutist
to
land
in
any
part
of
the
country,
all-in
war,
a
real
war
for
freedom,
PERSONAL
HYGIENE
AND
SANITARY
SUPPLIES
for
men
and
women.
Write
for
latest
price
list,
and
receive
Free
Novelty
premium
The
British
now
look
upon
themselves
as
the
liberal-j
JS
"5SSS
ZS,
"!S
S'
ors
of
the
world.
Everything
depends
upon
them.
They
Vancouver,,
b.
a
s.
15)
and
New
Zealand
but
also
for
the
United
States
and
for
r
albiiS
conquered
Europe.
Never
before
has
there
been1
such
a
war,
never
such
an
ideal.
Fighting
in
such
a
cause
lends
steel
to
the
muscles;
determination
to
the
mind,
spirit
to
the
whole
being.
Many
in
this
country
would
esteem
it
a
great
privilege
to
be
in
such
company.
A
NEW
WEAPON
While
Hitler
and
his
arch-liar
friend,
Dr.
Goebbels,
tablets.
Contain
tonics,
stimulants,
oysters
elements
aids
ta
normal
pep.
If
not
delighted
with
results
first
package,
maker
refund!
low
price.
Call,
write
McCutcheon's
and
all
other
good
drug
stores.
WANTED
have
been
talking
about
using
a
new
weapon
in
their
at-
wanted
small
safe;
state
attacks
upon
Britain,
the
British
people
have
been
saying
Box
.on
t7elht
anU
makeoti?
little
but
working
hard
and
have
evolved
a
new
and
ef-
Dar
!
fective
form
of
attack.
At
this
time
of
year
many
of
the
domestic
help
wanted.
Elderly
German
forests
are
dry
and
ignite
easily.
The
new
weapon
TS!L9US
not
phon
is
effective
in
setting
these
ablaze
and
exposing
many
pluVl8:,
ii?
rlnmno
PHP
IffcXTI,
m
victoria
as
District
Engineering
Officer
and
went
to
Ottawa
as
Assistant
Director
of
Military
Intel
ligence
in
1929.
He
stayed
fou-.years
at
Defence
Headquarters,
j
Then
the
Brigadier
went
to
R.
M.
C
as
second
in
command,
remained
in
that
Job
for
five
year?
and
came
back
to
Defence
Head-
.ouarters
on
the
General
Staff
as
Director
of
Military
Ooeration'
and
Intelligence.
He
held
this
of
October
15
he
was
sent
back
to
R
M.
C.
as
commandant.
Last
July
6
he
was
appointed
Deputy
Chief
of
the
General
Staff
But
there
is
nothing
Colonel
Blimp
about
the
brigadier.
Rather
it
Is
reassuring
to
visit
headquarters
and
observe
the
professional
atti
tude
of
this
professional
soldier
who
has
sufficient
humor
and
pliability
to
understand
it
might
be
advantageous
if
the
general
public
learns
Indirectly
something
about
who
is
conducting
operations.
to
Washington,
because
of
his
ac
tlvlty
in
attempting
to
cripple
Am
erican
plants
making
war
supplies
for
the
Allies.
COST
IS
SMALL
Be
sure
you
telephone
98
if
you-
wish
the
Dally
News
de-
llvered
regularly
at
your
home
or
place
of
business.
The
price
1
11
1
i
l.
'
mi
1
.j
'
I.
1
1
is
only
50c
a
month.
1
Vi
iilia
IB
au"lc,-,UIiy
FOR
RENT
Bedroom
in
.
,
.
,
,
uu,
S"'
private
of
which
the
Hitlerites
had
not
dreamed.
house.
447
sth
West,
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
September
12,
1915
United
State?
requested
recall
of
Dr.
Constantln
0?nTHIS
BALANCED
BREAKFAST
British
Air
Ministry
Thinks
Ger-mans
Will
Repeat
on
False
News
Mongering
By
D.
E.
BL'RRITT
1
KEEPS
ME
FIT
"WfcoU
gram
cfMh,"
or
clowxj
M
oa
of
lW
Mmfe!
"prots,-fooA,
by
Hi
Corof
Mdical
AjkxxiIkhi.
NabUcs
Skrtddtd
Vrti
it
"wHol.
grai
mftoT
it
a
100
pvft
ahol.
wKot
w
it,
.j
dtKuoot
form.
Tro
Noboca
SHiJfef
Wkot
wftk
riltt
on
J
frj,
contoia
ao
km
tfcoa
gM
itot
fixxl
voU,:
TkrM
Vrtaauit
A,
,
C),
lro.
Cslciwa.
Pkotpkorvt,
Protautt
and
Car
bohydrotM.
.
.
tvrit,
font
mataaca
(Joily
ilfc
Ait
prttr
tU
vtiaot
t
I
"lp
Cl
to
do
yoor
bit."
THE
CANADIAN
ttaiOOtO
WMtAT
COMTAMT,
ITO.
Hifn
rafe.
Caaaaa
IM,I.l.talWLl,iiI,B.l1rilLl;1IiI,lilI1IiBnl-I,fciI-TTJ
I
'F
I'l'll
IT"
VI
M
1
l
l'ir
i
III
T
IM
BROADCAST
n
dc
if
the
story
had
been
genu-
of
the
Dominion
airm.
g
me
"
tc
tell
how
badly
he
.
cu-pei
1
he
spokesman
added:
one
which
occurs
uatuis.
XT
p
Dl?f
There
are
too
very
stril
Ylljj
jjljlilj
poinU
about
the
story.
First,
striking
Nazi
mind."
am
an
The
broadcast
was
expe-t
i
to
attempt
is
made
to
suggest
that
the
spokesman
to
be
the
prelude
a
Britain
Is
careless
of
the
lives
of
a
similar
series
in
an
e'.
r'
tatter
sons
from
the
Dominions
and
botage
the
Empire
scheme
I
sends
them
out
in
antiquated
ma-
chines
without
protective
equipment.
This
is
a
vile
libel,
as
hun-
FOR
HEALTHIER
INDIA
Idreds
of
Canadians
can
testify;
::n
it
will
be
thousands.
TEHERAN,
India,
Sept
13
(CP
Canadian
Press
Stan
writer
-.v0
aircraft
could
even
take
off
With
the
modern
icientifL
m!s.
LONDON,
Sept.
12:
(CP)
For
from
a
British
airdrome
without
ment
under
experts.
India
Pasttar
the
benefit
of
relaUves
of
Canad-
parachutes,
and
no
one
Is
prouder
Institute
now
prepares
sena
ians
serving
In
the
Royal
Air
Force,
t
ni$
aircraft
than
the
Canadian
agalnjt
rabies,
smallpox,
typhis
an
official
of
the
Air
Ministry
u3t.
But
no
doubt
the
idea
that
and
diphtheria,
all
scourges
of
I
branded
as
"laise
ana
malicious
a
the
British
staff
mieht
h
afraid
dia.
German
broadcast
purportlngjlo
i
record
the
death
of
for
Canadian
-
-
-
airmen.
The
broadcast,
made
to
America
ugust
22,
was
believed
by
officials
o
have
been
a
"vile"
attempt
to
mpress
youths
now
enrolled
under
'.he
Empire
Air
Training
Scheme.
"But."
said
a
ministry
spokesman,
'If
there
still
Is
anyone
who
does
ict
realize
the
depths
of
foulness
o
which
the
Nazi
propaganda
ma-'
:hine
is
descending
this
example,
nay
convince
him."
1
Picturing
Canadians
as
flying
an,
tntlquated
machine
and
paid
a
;
remluro
to
fight
without
para-'
'hutes
and
other
essential
equlp-nent,
the
Nazi
report
told
of
the!
'
'death
of
four
Canadians"
which
a
German
announcer
said
had
been
,
brought
down
In
a
Bristol
Blen-.
Veim
by
German
anti-aircraft
guns
a
France.
Ordinarily,
the
ministry
would
lave
ignored
the
broadcast
as
rou-
'ine
propaganda
but
a
spokesman
aid
officials
had
taken
into
consideration
the
feelings
of
parents
of
11
Canadian
fliers
and
wanted
to
usure.
them
that
the
entire
broad-,
cast
was
false.
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.first
of
all,"
said
the
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that
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story
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by
Canadians
has
crashed
in
France.
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fact,
Canadians
In
Britain
do
not
use
llenheim
planes
at
all."
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of
the
Germans
to
name
the
Canadians
was
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by
the
spokesman
as
another
weakness
of
the
report.
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said
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would
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