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One)
the
growing
part
that
women
were
taking
In
the
war
the
nursing
j
services,
the
army
corps
some
of
whom
were
on
active
service
overseas,
the
women's
naval
service,
the
air
force.
He
referred
to
the
,worlc
of
women
in
munitions
making
and
on
the
farms,
doing
Jobs
that
were
formerly
done
by
men.
Women
were.
Indeed,
doing
their
part
in
helping
to
preserve
the
nation.
The
Enemy's
Intentions
jll
Those
people
whose
country
had
I
not
been
Invaded,
said
the
Prime
I;
'Minister
in
opening,
still
might
'find
it
difficult
to
realize
the
mag-
nltude
or
the
monstrosity
of
Nazi
intentions.
Possibly
only
tne
vic-I;
tlms
of
invasion
could
fully
appreciate
the
real
issues.
That
war
to-day
threatened
the
freedom
of
Ij
mankind
must
be
obvious
to
all.
!
,
There
were
those
who
spoke
of
a
V
benevolent
dictatorship
but
a
V
world
ruled
by
a
tyrant
who
was
J,the
Incarnation
of
evil
would
be
?
an
unmixed
curse.
That
would
be
S
the
fate
of
the
world
If
the
Axis
;:were
to
triumph
In
this
war.
The
,
Satanic
power
of
the
enemy
was
Indicated
by
horrors,
brutalities
C
and
atrocities
which
were
reported
,
dally.
The
Nazi
aim
was
nothing
V
short
of
the
total
destruction
of
Christian
civilization.
Hitler,
who
had
said
that
he
who
kindled
war
I;
In
Europe
would
bring
nothing
but
shaos,
true
to
his
word,
naa
con
SiUrlbuted
nothing
but
chaos
to
the
I
I
world.
It
had
been
said
that
deeds
"t;
of
today
were
like
those
of
the
"yDark
Ages.
Never
before,
however,
Clhad
a
nominally
civilized
and
I
Christian
nation
descended
to
such
V
depths
of
darkness.
A
deformed
monstrosity
had
crawled
out
of
;"the
darkness
and
was
challenging
the
world
for
possession
of
its
soul.
;!
If
Germany
should
win
this
war
I
it
would
mean
the
destruction
of
the
free
spirit
of
man.
Not
merely
was
the
Intention
of
the
enemy
the
conquest
of
territory
and
world
domination
but
he
sought
to
possess
the
soul
of
the
world
and
to
destroy
the
very
spirit
of.
free
man.
These
things
would
be
accomplished
unless
the
enemy
was
utterly
and
completely
destroyed.
No
man
could
escape
the
consequences
of
this
war.
declared
the
Prime
Minister
bondage
on
the
one
hand
or
a
new
era
of
Justice
and
security
on
the
other.
Every
man
must
make
the
utmost
contribution
to
ensure
the
defeat
of
the
enemy
and
the
triumph
of
the
righteous
cause.
Not
merely
must
conquest
by
barbarians
of
this
land
be
prevented
but
it
must
be
en
sured
that
good
and
not
evil
be
exalted
for
generations
to
come.
Tl)05e
who
sacrificed
their
lives
today,
,and
Canadians
had
been
among
..
these,
were
part
of
the
chivalry
of
the
Oods.
In
passing,
the
Prime
Minister
referred
to
the
recent
arrival
in
Canada
of
a
party
of
airmen
who
only
twenty-two
hours
previous
had
been
engaged
in
bombing
of
enemy
objectives
in
western
Europe.
This
was
an
illustration
of
how(
the
vastness
and
nearness
of
exist-,
ing
danger
was
to
be
measured
in
hours
Instead
of
days.
The
Prime
Minister
paid
tribute
to
the
great
part
that
Russia
and
China
were
playing
in
this
war
of
liberation.
Had
it
not
been
for
the
long
resistance
of
the
Chinese.
Australia
and
New
Zealand
would
have
been
in
a
much
more
serious
position
today.
Had
it
not
been
for
the
Russian
resistance
Canadians
might
be
fighting
for
their
lives
on
their
own
coasts.
j
Oermans,
Italians
and
Japanese
still
believed
In
their
ability
to
conquer
the
whole
world.
Never
j
had
it
occurred
to
them
that
their
,
leaders
or
their
cause
might
be
wrong.
No
one
could
say
after
three
years
how
tomrthe
Tan
rntaht.
last.
said
Mr.
King.
The
utmost
effort
of
each
lndlvldunl.p6iof
nUal.
since
the
start
of
the
war
to
Its
present
strength
of
400
ships
andj
40,000
men.
He
also
paid
tribute
to
the
exploits
of
Canadian
airmen.1
Canada
among
the
nations
of
the
world
was
first
in
the
field
of
able
taxation
and
had
led
in
control
of
the
cost
of
living
and
manpower.
Canadian
production
could
never
be
limited
to
the
needs
of
her
own
forces.
In
1940.
for
Instance,
Oreat
BrlUln
had
been
saved
by
the
delivery
of
wheat
and
food.
Until
the
forces
of
evil
as
represented
by
the
enemy
were
completely
destroyed
there
could
be
no
peace
in
the
world,
declared
th
Prime
Minister
In
closing.
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growth
of
the
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a
r
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