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Publishing
Casualty
Lists
.
.
.
Under
a
new
Canadian
Press
arrangement,
it
ha-become
oossihle
fur
the
Daily
'eu
s
to
nnhlish
sinnil-
Censoring
Big
News
.
.
.
Quite
a
fuss
has
been
set
up
over
an
alleged
breach
of
censorship
and
news
release
agreement
bv
lished
Poland
and
the
Future
.
.
.
Like
it
has
been
in
the
past,
there
is
no
more
thorny
issue
today
in
international
nolitics
than
the
future
of
Poland.
It
is
becoming
useless
to
duck
the
isue,
though
there
are
indications
that
Brftlh
and
American
diplomats
have
been
trying
to
do
so.
However
we
now
know
dearlv
where
Moscow
stands.
Soviet
ambassador
to
Washington.
Conatantina
Ouman-
skv.
who
understands
Stalin's
intentions
ouite
well,
has
inst
explainer!
that
Russia's
fut
lll'C
f
font
lav
ii
Canadian
Government
Acts
to
Consolidate
Canada's
Position
in
Air
Steps
Taken
in
(943
Indicate
Canada
is
Ready
t.
Paj
Itiu
Mart
in
Post
war
Aviation
Espcuisjon.
By
JACK
WILLIAMS
(Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer)
OTTAWA,
Dee.
;J
(CP)
Civilian
aviation
CUM
Co
the
forefront
during
1943
as
one
pf
Canada's
prime
post-war
considerations.
There
are
indications
of
a
concentrated
effort
to
gain
for
Canada
the
place
in
Dost-war
aviation
that
she
ha-
gained,
through
the
R.C.A.F.
and
the
British
Commonwealth
Air
Train
Hit
Plan,
in
wartime
flying.
On
-
the
ci
edit
side
the
Dominion
can
tinn
fr
AMantir
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unA
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1..
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a
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...
taneooslv
with
all
other
Canadian
papers,
including
T
Vl
J
'
"
ed
tlle
vmmm
La.
the
large
metropolitan
dailies,
the
casualty
lists
of
71"
the
gov-
CUtr
gj
aviat'"
the
Canadian
services
in
the
war.
In
other
words,
we
ernment
attaches
to
civil
avia-:
'
"'
'
ire
now
able
to
puhlish
in
Prince
Rupert
today
the
ama
apparent
when.
asualty
lists
which
are
being
carried
concurrent
ly
today
by
papers
in
such
Cities
as
Montreal.
Toronto
nial
statement
on
aviation
pol-111(1
Vancouver.
icy
i.
the
Commons
It
was
The
lists
nay
appear
to
be
long
but.
in
view
of
the
cmf-
""
late"
m
nuch
lareer
population
here
emanating
from
all
hen
.M,i;liti0,is
Howe,
..
W.
1
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,
.
,
.
.
...
the
minister
responsible
for
civil
parts
or
the
country,
we
have
considered
it
instill-
button,
was
delegated
to
at-ahle
to
give
the
considerable
space
that
the
lists
take
tend
a
British
commonwealth
lin.
The
lists,
which
linfortimatplv
wm
to
bp
opttino
air
conference
in
London
-
re-
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i
garded
as
preliminarv
to
to
in
larger,
Ruuan
va
wt-
nici
Bin
M-iiiiie(i
aim
f
iicir
,
1
.
...
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i
u
reason
to
helieve
that
the
newly
arranged
service
l
appreciated.
inter
nal
discussions
on
a
w:der
scale.
I
leu
in
Canadian
Plane
Mr
Howe'.s
overseas
trip
was
indicative
of
the
years
devel
-1
opment.
He
crossed
the
Atlantic
in
a
TransCanada
Air
Lines
operating
on
a
reeent!y-esub-
transAtlantir
service
the
eminent
Reuters
News
Agency
in
itn
coop
this
j
With
him
was
h
j
Synnngun
week
nt
the
official
news
of
the
North
Africa
conference.
Protests
have
been
made
to
which
Reuters
replies
that
it
was
able
to
obtain
the
announcemant
by
virtue
of
"spontaneous
journalistic
enterprise"
at
Lisbon.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
Axis
sources
had
been
T
C
A
president
Mr
King
in
his
statement
to
the
House
defined
the
place
which
the
aovernment
prooose
T.C.A.
to
hold
in
aviation
expan-1
sion:
"TransCanada
Air
Lines
will
continue
to
be
the
Instri'-
ment
of
the
government
in
telline
of
the
conference
for
a
week
before
the
off
i-1
maintaining
ail
trans
-eontlafn
c
l
a
I
announcement
was
made
the
premature
b)
eak
nrobahlv
did
not
hamper
security.
Possi-
tal
air
transport
services
and
in
operatinc
services
across
inter
national
national
boundary
oounaa
lines
and
ui
a,
.
i
i
,
i
ii.
...
.
,
hly
there
was
no
real
object
in
holding
up
the
official
outside
Canada
"
announcement
as
long
as
was
done.
The
trouble
has
prohaMv
heen
stirred
un
as
a
re
While
TCA
was
thus
nominated
as
the
dominion's
main-
spit
of
a
protest
being
made
to
the
authorities
by
one
T
TlT
in
Canad;'
anf1
1
.
.
abroad
the
other
Can
u;
,
major
of
the
hie
news
gathering
agencies
enmieting
mtk
tda
air
HrriM,
Canadian
PM-I
Keuters
which,
through
its
organization
and
connec-
fic
Airlines,
continued
a
pro
tions.
has
a
reputation
for
smart
service
in
dissemin-
eram
of
ejpansion
and
there
Ls
ating
international
news
ierl
expectation
that
if
op-Ac
fr.,.
fU
"o
m
ii
i:
,
pott
unity
offers
it
will
be
an
AS
for
the
i
i
i
i
SCOOn.
it
did
not
have
much
Oljnch
important
contender
in
the
atfer
Damp
Rumor
for
several
days
before
had
been
fansAtiamic
field
giving
forth
fairly
accurate
if
not
official
new
of
Already
cpa.
has
placed
new!
the
conference
being
in
progress.
hlirope
is
to
be
that
establislil
in
TUn,
u!rd
concession
and
privileges
.
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Printing
Company
For
a
Brighter
Future
Buy
War
Savings
Stamps
Bcsner
Block,
3rd
Street
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emphasis
on
its
north-south
lines,
which
link
T.C.A
s
east-west
main
line
with
many
parts
of
the
northland
In
Favorable
Position
Presuming
that
Canada
will
retain
use
after
the
war
of
the
vast
Goose
airport
In
Labrador
she
will
be
in
a
favorable
nosi-ln
northern
Alberta
and
British
Columbia
are
a
eatewav
to
the
west,
already
dubbed
the
northwest
passage
by
air
"
Extensive
use
of
all
these
field
now
is
being
made
by
the
United
States,
but
Mr.
Kin?
has
declar-
frnnteH
rinrintr
flip
n-ar
tuill
lor.
in
io;:
in
(,tw'
...ou
t...
.
vouis.
inland
can
hae
hack
the
part
which
Hitler
i
orobabmtv
of
some
form
of
took
but
not
the
part
which
Russia
took
in
order
lreement
whereby
United
to
"protect
Poland
"
This
ia
nf
miMii
;
,..e:
.
States
lines
will
retain
use
of
of
the
meaning
of
the
Atlantic
f'harte,-
and
there
hnwi
Canadian
vas
Kussias
pledged
word
in
renouncino-
all
claim
states
f
to
me
territory
she
had
occupied
in
19
What
if
going
to
be
done
about
it?
To
what
extent
are
the
Pie
I-our
powers-United
States,
Ruia,
Britain
and
hma-to
rearrange
Kurope
after
the
war.
and
what
is
to
be
the
influence
of
each
of
these
four"
We
do
not
know,
and
we
have
not
been
told
Those
ol
us
who
go
on
the
princ
iple
of
don't-eross-a-hridge-unt.l-you-come-to-it.
will
contentedly
wait
and
iee
I
he
rest
of
us
may
worry
about
it,'
just
as
we
may
be
disturbed
oyer
many
problems
coming
to
light
in
the
tirst
of
the
post-war
years.
fields
and
Canadian
ill
havf
access
to
United
fields
From
an
aircraft
construction
point
of
view,
attention
in
Canada
is
centred
on
the
govern-
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now
are
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of
her
air
force,
and
Uj
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recent
visit
to
aij
industry
capable
of
produc-
Canada
of
the
British
York
inB
four
enamed
plants
On
the
transport
a
machine
with
tan.
debit
side
she
faces
the
keenest
cater
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wings
and
motor
competition
from
a
world
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H-mm
Artificer
Bill
Williams
Oi
the
Navy
gave
me
the
following
;lece
of
poetry
from
the
Navy
l:i)er.
"Oangway"
THE
SILENT
NAVY
You
brag
of
your
glorious
army
Your
glamorous
air
force,
too.
But
do
you
ever
think
pi
the
navy
And
the
Job
they
hgve
to
do0
We
don't
fly
over
your
cltlea.
Or
march
with
heavy
packs;
,
But
the
navy
always
takes
yni
there
And
the
navy
brings
you
bark
There's
never
more
than
a
-
whistle
i
As
we
quietly
shove
ofr
to
sea
To
protect
your
precious
mer
chant
fleet
From
the
ruthless
enemy
No
frantic
crowds
to
see
us
off
No
commotion
in
the
towti
And
when
vou're
'ioat
In
action"
It's
Just
"another
ship
ton
'
gone
down
"
We
face
the
wide
Atlnntir
Tile
Icebergs
and
the
sleet.
No
matter
what
the
sarrlflre.
For
us
there's
no
retreat
We
are
bea'en
bv
the
angry
seai
nM4l
bv
th1
Hu"
Bombed
bv
enemy
aircraft
and
Blasted
by
their
nuns
We
are
freezing
on
the
upper
deck.
It'l
awfullv
hot
below:
We
are
seasick,
bruised
and
broken.
But
the
convoy
mut
go
on.
We
r"rd
our
vital
food
supplied.
Your
planes.
uns
and
tanks.
rVr
vour
existence
over
there
T
the
Merchant
boys
give
thanks..
So
i;lve
credit
to
your
army
And
your
alrforre
'where
It'l
duel.
But
we'd
like
you
to
remember
You
have
a
navv
too
Tiie
Service
Wives'
Club
BV
1
Thursdav
afternoon
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the
ladles
loumje
at
the
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were
fourteen
members
and
nine
children
present
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raf
fie
was
donated
bv
Mrs
Ful'
and
won
bv
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j
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