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white
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grey
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of
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night
tables,
book
shelves,
mediefne
cabinets,
large
assortment
of
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ironing
boards,
step
stools,
baby
high
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baby
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URITISII
COLUMBIA
:
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Canada's
War
Chiefs
MAJ.-GEN.
G.
R.
TURNER
Deputy
Adjutant
and
Quartermaster-General
1st
uananian
Army
Youth
Effort
Essential
to
War
Youth
Speaker
Outlines
Ortanisa-tion's
Program
Speaking
at
an
organisation
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Labor
Youth
Federation
last
night
Victor
Hopwood.
B.A.,
of
Vancouver,
called
on
the
young
people
of
Prtnne
(This
is
the
last
of
a
series
on
Canadian
generals
at
home
n'Pt
unite
in
building
the
onrl
ihrmHt
(forces
of
victory.
More
production
aDdU'
...
,
.
a
bigger
and
better
army
were
the
By
r,
r,
Ross
Munro,
Canadian
Press
War
Correspondent
tentiair.-upon
these
depended
the
war
and
upon
the
outcome
or
me
s!
Most
indefatigable
senior
staff
officer
in
the
Cana-
war
the
whole
future
of
iidian
army
overseas,
Maj.-Gen.
G.
R.
Turner
lives
his
He
um
of
how
the
i
i.
.
lisu..
.
'
j
u.
u'
:u
of
Great
Britain,
China
A
solid,
stocky
officer,
he
knows
!
Taylor
Street.
what
he
wants
and
make
sure
he
gets
it.
His
stance
Is
that
of
a
WILL
FRAGMENTS
LEGAL
wrestler
and
few
men
could
push
LONDON.
Aug.
1
O
Nine
frac-
him
off
his
feet
Few
could
make
ments
of
a
will
found
on
a
debris
i
the
youth.
you
young
people
i
i
i
...
?
"UIft
IJi-cutrtiijr
diuuuu
uiis
i.iw.iv.
o
uu
uic
jwu
tnc
roftd
to
vlc
I?'day
and
goes
back
to
his
desk
until
the
small
hours
of
the
iary
bv
orranuinc
themselves
in
When
the
going
is
reallv
tough
he
sets
up
a
bed
in
at
Hiding
the
army
and
his
of
f.:e.
Gen.
Turner
has
b?en
,
n
orodncilon.
Youn
people
piik
woiklns
with
thl
even
regularity
j
nreas
for
and
participate
in
labor-
ever
since
he
came
overseas
with'"1
on
detail.
From
th
w
he
management
committees,
mu
the
1st
Canadian
Division.
He
;ha
t0
one
of
U.-Oen
A.
G.
L.
take
part
In
the
A.R.P.
and
'lv
went
to
1st
Corps
and
now
Is
at
iM.-Naughton's
closest
advisers.
auxiliary
defense
unlU.
This
)
Army
Headquarters
as
"MGA."
'
Born
at
Falls
N.
D..
Gen-
a
people's
war
and
to
be
victor
u
major-general
administration.
ierl
Turner
Is
now
53.
He
served
there
must
be
a
genuine
people
Major
problems
of
admlnlstra-
-wl:h
the
engineers
in
the
First
c,fort
behind
it.
tion
and
supply
have
been
Great
War.
being
decorated
with
The
organtwtkm.
he
stated,
a
handled
toy
Gen.
Turner
from
the
th
Military
Ctoss
and
Uie
Dis-
to
unite
all
profrearive.
r
time
the
first
contingent
set
foot
tingulshed
Conduct
Medal.
After
fRecUt
youth
in
a
struggle
to
pre
on
Britain.
He
never
seems
to
the
war
ne
remained
In
the
per-
ryc
our
national
heritage
a
1
I"'have
this
toig
task
off
his
mind.
1
manent
force.
that
this
objective
can
only
be
;!Meet
him
on
manoeuvres
in
the
He
has
a
grilled,
short-clipped
rcalUed
by
winning
the
war
He
C
field
and
he
will
start
the
conver-
crop
of
hair
and
a
fine
sense
of
declared
that
lasting
peace
wi.s
j"
satlon
with:
"We
have
an
Inter-
humor.
Around
Army
Headquart-
poable
only
under
Socialism
The
5
estln
nuestlon
of
suddIv
here,
s
many
of
the
old
hands
still
refer
nr0(rram
Included
strong
support
S
Now
look
at
this
map."
And
he:to
the
general
as
"the
brig."
their
for
trade
unton.
especially
In
the.r
will
outline
In
minute
detail
now
""c
n
"
u..-
endeavor
lowaras
more
emcirni
the
field
lorce
Is
being
.supplied.
General
Sta::.
at
Corps
production.
He
thinks
right
down
the
line.
Headquarters.
The
meeting
was
held
at
736
OILS
FOR
UABY
CHICKS
Baby
chkks
and
not
CANADIAN
industry,
factories,
mills
and
shops,
daily
pro-duce
ever
increasing
quantities
of
ships,
planes,
tanks,
mechanized
transports
and
guns.
Dut
the
continued
production
of
these
weapons
depends
on
the
ability
of
Canada's
mines
and
miners
to
keep
the
"fighting
metals"
coming.
The
"fighting
metals"
iron,
copper,
nickel,
lead,
zinc,
and
many
rare
metals
are
not
yielded
up
easily
by
mother
earth.
Most
of
them
are
buried
deep;
all
require
powerful
explosives
to
free
the
ore.
For
more
than
eighty
years
the
Explosives
Division
of
Canadian
Industries
Limited
has
kept
pace
with
the
mining
industry
.
.
.
continually
improving
explosives
to
increase
production
and
reduce
costs.
Now,
when
Canada's
"fighting
metals"
are
needed
more
than
ever,
C-I-L
commercial
explosives
give
yeoman
service
to
our
mines
and
miners.
Com
mrrritl
txflniivtl
rt
omitng
tht
tnnj
OI-L
'
trtJucli
ef
Indmtritl
Cbtmittry
which
aid
Cndtti
u
ar
tfftrt.
CANADIAN
INDUSTRIES
LIMITED
IS
human
o
him
change
his
mind
once
it
Is
dump
were
submitted
to
probate
babies
consume
most
of
the
cod'g
made
up.
He
Is
recognized
as
a
COurt
and
ruled
legal.
The
will
liver
oil
and
other
vitamin
flan
g
remarkable
organizer
and
a
wiz-
had
been
damaged
by
blitz
action,
oil.
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in
your
coal
iupp'7
this
summer
as
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is
almost
certain
that
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dealers
U1
not
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able
to
cope
satisfactorily
with
the
demand
tint
winter.
it
is
not
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