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Thursday,.
August
14,
1941.
Enlistments
In
Fighting
Forces
A
great
many
Canadians
are
.opposed
to.enforced
national
service
because
they
do
not
like
to
be
f
orced
to
do
anything.
They
say
that
the
voluntary
method
.of
-enrolling
men
for
service
either
in
this
country
or
overseas
is
the
only
proper
method
in
-a
democracy.
We
are
told
'that
to
force
men
to
serve
is
to
imitate
the
totalitarian
states.
Further
it
is
argued
that,
if
there
.Is
a
vigorous
recruiting
campaign,
sufficient
men
ean
.be
.secured
without
forcing
men
who
do
not
.want
to
enter
the
army,
navy
or
air
force.
The
chief
argument
used
against
national
service
is
that
it
is
opposed
by
the
French-Canadian
people.
These
people
have
been
enlisting
just
as
freely
as
other
Canadians,
an
indication
that
they
;ar.e
notopposed
to
serving
in
defence
of
Canada,
either
'atfhome
or
abroad.
The
argument
in
favor!
of
a
system
of
conscripting
for
national
service
is
ihat.it
Is
Uie
natural
tJjfn.iJ'for.people
living
in
a
country
to
wish
tjo
defend
it.
It
is
the
system
adopted
in
ueh
(Countries
a?
SmtzerJamd
wnich
are
said
to
be
the
most
democratic
in
the
world.
Under
.that
system
all
share
alike
in
the
country's
defence.
Every
man
is
taught
to
be
a
soldier
andi
is
able
to
join
one
of
the
national
services
if
called
upon
to
do
so.
It
seems
like
the
fair
way
of
enlisting
young
ben.
Under
the
presenf
method
it,
is
not
unusual
to
see
whole
families
of
boys
remaining
at
home,
taking
advantage
of
the
high
wages
prevailing'in
war
time
and
taking
no
part
whatever
in
the
defence
of
the.
country.
On
the
other
hand
we
see
men
with
wives
and
families
joining
one
of
the
services
and
drawing
allowances
for
these
dependants.
If
anything
happens
to
the
men
the
cost
to
the
country
in
pensions
will
be
very
high.
We
have
always
felt
that
the
system
of
compulsory
service
is
the
correct
one
but,.under
the
conditions
in
which
Canada
is
divided,
it
is
quite
possible
that,
as
Major
Sutherland
recently
argued,
the
unity
of
effort
was
much
more
important
than
the
equity
or
otherwise
of
the
method
used.
It
looks
now
as
if
we
shall
soon
be
ready
for
complete
conscription.
Already
.young
men
of
certain
ages
are
taken
and
trained
and
most
of
them
ypluntr
for
overseas
service.
Possibly
no
further
'legislation
will
be
necessary
than
that
already
in
use.
It
is
just
a
matter
of
enforcing
the
present
law.
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ashore
.during
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invasion
.exercise
carried
out
by
a
battalion
of
the
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-and
Buckinghamshire
Light
Infantry
somewhere
in
Northern
Ireland.
With
Germany
occupied
by
the
Russians
in
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East,
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Downey
as
catcher,
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pitched
a-mighty-fine
game
untlHhe
last
Inning
when
he
seemed
to
tire.
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the
catcher,
handled--hlsr
I
Ul..
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enu
super
mj
.
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Lewis,
or
the
Commodores,
brought
In
one
run
In
the
first
In-
j
ning
and
Lavis
and
McLeod,
of
the
Scottish,
put
themtone
up
In
the
second,
BaUle,
Scottish
.catcher
brought
In
their,
third
and'
last
run
in
the
beginning
of
the
third,
Kerr,
Lewis
,
and
Windle
each
brought
in
ajrun
In
the,
third
to
putthe
Commodores
one
up.
runs
were
scored
by
either
side,
then
until
the
last
of
the
sixth
when
Kerr
and
Carey
each
came
home
to
make
the'
score
six
to
three
for
the
Commodores.
Cliff
Leslie,
pf
the
Y.M.C.A.
kept
the.
scores
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The
Hne-u'pSfcWere:
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Scottish
Bailie
c,
Lavls
p.,
Bile-
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ski
lb.,
Beardon
2b..
Flnnle
3b..
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llannl
ss.,
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If.,
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cf..
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CommodoreSr-
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c,
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P
Kerr
lbv
Coombs
2b.,
Lewis
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p.m.
'3b.,
Windle
ss.,'.parey
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Johnston
vaiusie
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