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Victoria.
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Harbor.
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(above)
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Street,
one
of
the
main
thoroughfares
in
Victoria.
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Canada's
War
Chiefs
Major-General
Ernest
William
Sansoin
D.S.O.
Officer
Commanding
Canada's
First
Armoured
Div
ATnifi..nnnm"il
F.vnpsr
William
Snnsnm
D.S.O
Edwin
Sansom
of
Colli-
embark.
iriunds
Canada's
1st
Armoured
Division,
slated
to
proceed
overseas
during
1911.
A
man's
man
and
"pukka
Staff
Stanley.
Coming
from
a
long
line
"'
"i
ucuciai
owi..
ucuvi-of
militarv
ancestors,
it
was
only
'al
Montague
succeeded
him
as
Of-natu-al
that
he
should
join
his
f'cer
Commanding,
Canadian
Mili-loca'
Mi'itia
Unit
at
an
early
age.,
Headquarters,
London,
with
the
Stan-
ao
umj-nuju
Ik
wa-.
commissioned
in
ley
Company
of
the
71st
York
Regimen!
in
1907
at
the
age
of
16.
Tli'-oirh
-wblir
and
High
S:hool
:ui
worki
e.
as
rn
engineer
in
On--.vi
when
war
broke
out,
Sansom
w-'iii-.teercd
for
service
with
his
old
rc.iimcnt
and
proceeded
to
England
;
-nant
in
the
12th
Bat-
il-nn.
After
a
period
of
instruc-na'
duty
:n
England,
he
crossed
France
;n
1916
with
tne
llin
H
'-iHe
Vehlne
Gun
Company.
!
lewing
the
Somme
battles
In
'
r-;Tcc.
he
cganiz?d
the
16th
Can-
iipm
Machine
uun
uompany
hj
hr
-omrrinded
with
the
4th
v
won
until
the
formation
of
the
."amd'an
Machine
Gun
Cores.
He
wr
awarded
the
D.S.O.
and
men-timipd
'n
dispatches
for
general
distinction
"on
Active
Service.
After
the
war.
Sansom
was
appointed
-to
the
Command
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Machine
Gun
Brl-.-nr
nrepnired
as
a
unit
of
the
Permanent
force.
After
the
dls-bandirpnt
of
thii
unit
In
1023
he
commanded
the
Machine
Gun
Wing
of
the
Small
Arms
School
at
Con-naught
near
Ottawa.
Hp
iradunted
from
the
Armv
Staff'
Collpee.
Camberley.
Enaland
in
1925
where
he
trained
under
Field
Marshall
Lord
Ironside
and
that
well-known
British
authority
nr
the
employment
of
armoured
formations.
General
Fuller.
On
his
'
return
to
Canada
he
held
a
wide
range
of
responsible
posts
including
tarit
General.
When
it
was
.decided
to
form
a
3rd
Division,
Canada
sDeculaUid
on
who
would
lead
it
with
a
human,
dramatic
interest
somehow
reserved
for
the
active
services
only.
"Sansom's
got
the
3rd"
was
repeat
ed
with
satisfaction
on
all
sides
CCL.
E.
W
SANSOM,
D.S.O.
Who
Is
in
pommand
of
the
Canadian
Armoured
Division
Photo
by
Karsh,
Ottawa.
aifd
In
the
Dir-
22nd
last.
On
March
4th
1941
he
jGft'Xt
2
2
at
at
Halifi
Halifax
I
coUte
of
Mini
Il'anauarters
In
In
.Mary
training,
at
was
transferred
from
me
jra
ui-
Ottawa;
A.A.
&'
vision
to
command
canaaas
is.
Q.M.G..
Regina;
G.S.O.
1,
Montreal
Armoured
Division.
l.ooku)k
uuwii-and
Director
of
.Military
Training,
from
above,
officers
senior
to
Gen-
j
Defence
Headquarters.
He
was
in
eral
Sansom
in
nis
past
cmra
oajr
this
Ottawa
apnolntment
when
the
of
him,
"he
draws
work
out
,of
present
hostilities
broke
out.
people.
He
makes
a
wonderful
in-General
Sansom
went
overseas
structor
from
every
point
of
view,
in
December.
1939
with
General
possesses
great
knowledge
and
has
M-Naughtpn
as
his
Assistant
Ad-
an
extraordinary
way
or
Imparting
jutant
and
Quarter-master
Gener-
It
to
others."
"He
has
no
conceit,"
another
voice.
"He
knows
how
a)
in
the
1st
Division.
When
Gen-
says
.be
decent
of
officers
and
men
eral
Crerat
returned:
to,
Ottawa
as
to;
under
him,
and
is
never
a
bully,
for
all
he
establishes
excellent
discipline."
The
3rd
Division's
training
has
vastly
benefitted
by
General
Ban-som's
cxpetience
in
England.
He
played
his
part
In
Canada's
nearest
brush
to
action,
as
it
fell
to
his
lot.
during
the
illness
or
General
Pearkes.
to
prepare
the
2nd
Brigade
for
operation
in
Norway
but
the
operations
for
which
the
Canadians
were
earmarked
were
cancelled
as
the
troops
were
ready
to
General
Sansom
has
learned
the
secret
of
combining
hard
work
and
relaxation,
stays
fit
and
jolly
with
wara
iu
uiu
jihiiuucu
xun
nuino,
uu
10
iwicnn-n.iiu
a
R
touch
toiicti
of
of
humor
humor
that
that
Is
is
a
a
sym
sym-idf
al
division
commander.
General
Sansom
is
a
"Herring
bo!
of
strength
in
really
bad
times.
Choker,"
born
and
reared
in
New
Brunswick,
son,
of
BOMBING
Mother
Superior
anil
Tu
Sisters
Killed
When
Institution
Wrecked
LONDON.
June
14:
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Eirly
in
the
century
.M.ither
Buvd
of
the
t
Patholic
.r
LUU
Nursine
Institute
had
a
after
the
press
release
of
October
vision
to
build
a
modern
hospital
.
.
fov
.hr
-are
of
th
sick
with
limit
ed
means.
For
years
she
labored.
An
anonymous
donor
gave
S45.0C0
to
enable
the
hospital
to
be
completed.
Mother
Burd
died
In
February,
1939,
but
she
had
lived
long
enough
to
see
work
begun
in
Lambeth
Road,
S.E.,
on
the
voluntary
hospital
she
had
dreamed
of
However,
the
hospital
was
bombed
and
wrecked
within
a
month
of
completion.
The
Mother
Superior
was
killed
with
two
of
her
Sisters
on
their
watch
for
Incendiary
bombs.
The
ruined
part
of
the
new
building
now
is
being
pulled
down
by
demolition
sa.uads.
"Our
Sisters
are
all
doing
their
b;
to
pay
off
some
of
the
remaining
debt,"
Sister
Beatrice
Denycr,
an
Institute
Secretary,
said.
"Three
have
Joined
the
civil
nursing
reserve,
one
is
In
A.R.P.
work
and
another
Is
a
'tube'
shelter
nurse.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Kuclneer
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Iron
and
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Elcrtrlc
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Weld
Ins
Specialist
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Minlnc
Machinery
All
Types
of
Gas
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
The
money
they
earn
goes
into
a'
common
pool.'
Since
the
bombing
many
of
the
Sisters
have
been
living
in
the
hospital
basement,
which
Is
not
heated.
One
store
room
has
been
turn
ed
into
a
chapel,
others
Into
dormitories,
refectories
and
a
dining,
room.
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