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EDITION
Saturday.
April
15.
1944
A
Real
Appreciation
.
.
.
.One
of
the
best
appreciations
of
Canada's
war
effort
we
have
so
far
run
across
has
just
been
published
in,
his
New
York
column
by
the
famous
commentator,
Walter
Winchel,
under
the
heading
of
"Things
1
Never
Knew
'Til
Now."
Probably
even
Canadians
may
obtain
a
better
realization
of
the
magnitude
and
effectiveness
of
the
part
this
Dominion
is
playing
in
the
war
by
reading
Mr.
Winchell's
summation.
It
is
lengthy
but
it
is
good
so
we
copy
it:
Canada
Is
the
only
one
of
America's
Allies
which
has
not
used
Lend-Lease
help
.
.
Most
of
her
money
payments
to
the
Allies
have
been
outright
gifts
because
Canada
Is
opposed
to
piling
up
war
debts
.
.
.
The
United
States
is
Canada's
best
customer;
and
Canada
is
at
the
top
of
the
list
of
our
best
customers.
.
.
Canada
is
the
world's
largest
producer
of
aluminum.
Last
year
she
produced
more
than
the
whole
world
did
in
1939
.
.
.
Canada
Is
the
world's
largest
producer
of
nickel
and
is
practically
the
only
source
of
supply
available
to
the
United
Nations
.
.
.
Canada
is
the
world's
largest
producer
of
asbestos,
terrifically
Important
on
aircraft
carriers
and
battleships
.
.
.
She
is
a
heavy
producer
of
lead,
zinc
and
mercury,
and
the
most
Important
discovery
of
tungsten
ore
yet
found
on
this
continent
is
now
being
developed
by
the
Canadian
government
direct
.
.
.
It's
the
backbone
of
battle
armor.
Without
Canadian
radium
the
field
services
and
hospitals
of
the
United
Nations'
armies
would
be
almost
helpless
.
.
.
Canada
is
producing
five
times
as
much
armor
plate,
guns
and
tools
as
she
did
in
1939
.
.
.
She
is
producing
sixteen
types
of
gun
carriages
and
mountings,
although
before
she
entered
the
war
she
had
never
manufactured
a
big
gun
.
.
.
She
has
delivered
100,000
units
to
dale
.
.
.
Canada
has
the
largest
small
arms
factory
in
the
British
Empire.
She
has
produced
more
than
a
million
rifles
and
enough
ammunition
to
fire
300
shots
at
every
soldier
in
the
German
army.
Canada
is
second
only
to
us
In
building
ships,
although
she
had
not
built
a
seagoing
cargo
ship
in
20
years
when
Hitler
marched
on
Poland
.
.
.
Canada
supplies
all
of
the
signal
j
corps
of
the
United.
Nations
with
a
large
amount
of
their
equipment,
including
nearly
100
types
of
signalling
sets
.
.
.
Can-:
ada
has
developed
a
new
secret
explosive
for
the
invasion
the
most
powerful
in
the
world.
About
five
out
of
every
six
Canadian
soldiers
you
see
are
volunteers
the
Canadian
army
has
the
largest
volunteer
force
in
the
world
.
.
.
The
Canadian
navy,
which
had
only
15
shipu
before
the
war,
now
has
more
than
700
at
sea
.
.
.
The
Canadian
navy
Is
45
times
larger
In
men
.
.
.
Canada
provided
the
Invention
which
licked
the
magnetic
mine
...
It
was
the
Canadian
navy
which
developed
the
sea
sickness
pills
which
are
used
by
all
the
Allies
.
.
.
Canada
has
developed
the
most
secret
type
of
ground
and
air
detection
apparatus
which
Is
protecting
your
home
in
a
way
that
the
Luftwaffe
would
like
to
know
but
which
only
Einstein
could
explain.
The
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
has
200.000
men
manning
its
planes
.
.
.
There
are
36
RCAF
squadrons
overseas
.
.
The
Royal
Air
Force
itself
depends
for
one-fourth
of
its
strength
on
RCAF
crews
IThe
British
Commonwealth
Air
Training
Plan
is
based
in
Canada
.
.
.
Practically
every
man
in
the
service
of
His
Miajesty,
who
has
anything
to
do
with
a
plane,
learned
how
to
handle
his
job
in
Canada
.
.
Nineteen
out
of
20
of
the
boys
who
are
dropping
the
bad
hews
on
Berlin
got
the
know-how
In
Canada
.
.
.
Three'out
of
four
of
the
men
who
plot
the
courses
of
every
plane
in
the
British
Empire
learned
to
do
it
in
the
country
north
of
our
border.
Canada
has
mobilized
the
mightiest
of
all
her
resources,
her
fighting
people
.
.
.
Forty
thousand
women
are
in
the
Canadian
armed
forces.
Over
5,000
are
in
the
Canadian
Navy
Services,
and
16,000
are
in
the
RCAF
...
On
Canada's
mighty
mutltions
assembly
line,
one
out
of
every
four
persons
is
a
Canadian
woman,
They
handle
the
technical
signalling
devices
and
secret
naval
codes
and,
believe
it
or
not,
they
plot
the
convoy
routes
.
.
The
Canadian
government
has
found
them
so
proficient
at
Radar
and
Asdic
that
women
are
used
as
instructors.
Nor
is
their
work
confined
to
intricate
mechanical
devices.
They
overhaul
alrcraf.
engines,
operate
power
machines
and
actually
operate
the
new
Instrument
which
determines
errors
in
cannon
fire.
The
newspaper
you
are
reading
probably
Is
printed
on
Canadian
newsprint.
Canada
Is
by
far
the"
largest
producer
of
newsprint
in
the
world
...
In
spite
of
her
terrific
war
effort,
Canada
Is
sending
more
newsprint
to
the
US.
than
she
did
at
the
start
of
.'the
war.
A
large
part
of
It
goes
in
direct
support
of
our
own
war
effort,
because
American
production
has
declined
24
per
cent
and
our
other
markets
have,
almost
disappeared
...
In
our
crucial
year
of
1941
Canadian
production
of
newsprint
was
more
than
three
times
that
of
the
U.S.
and
everybody
knows
how
much
paper
a
bureaucrat
can
use.
j
When
the
smoke
of
war
clears,
Canada
will
emerge
as
one
ofjthe
very
great
powers
of
the
world
.
.
.
Canada
and
Alaska
are
the
air
cross-roads
for
Europe
and
Asia.
Before
the
half-century
mark
has
been
reached
giant
airliners
will
be
going
over
the
top
to;
Europe,
Asia
and
Africa,
non-stop
from
Canada
.
.
.
Canada
already
has
the
tallest
office
building
in
the
British
Empire,
the
largest
hotel
in
the
British
Empire,
and
the
largest
fishing
grounds
in
the
world
.
.
.
The
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Is
the
world's
largest
transportation
system
and
has
responded
to
the
war
challenge
as
magnificently
as
American
transportation.
It
'
alio
operates
a
fleet
of
ocean
steamships
and
an
expanding
number
of
air
routes.
J
In
Canada
price
ceilings
mean
something.
The
cost
of
living
has
gone
up
only
two
per
cent
in
two
years,
while
in
the
United
States
and
Australia
It
went
up
almost
14
per
cent
on
the
same
scale
'of
measurement
.
.
.
The
Canadian
people
are
shelling
out
taxes
at
a
rate
which
would
equal
more
than
30
billion
dollars
in
this
country
.
.
.
Last
year
the
government
of
Mackenzie
King
threw
four
billion
dollars
into
the
kitty
to
beat
Hitler
.
.
.
Production
and
national
Income
in
Canada
have
doubled
since
the
start
of
the
war
.
.
.
After
the
war
Canada
will
expand
like
we
did
in
1900
.
.
.
The
Shipshaw
power
development
in
northern
Canada
has
an
installed
capacity
equal
to
the
total
capacity
of
Niagara
Falls
plants
on
both
sides
of
the
river.
It
has
a
continuous
output
of
electrical
energy
greater
than
that
of
our
own
great
Boulder
Dam
plant
.
.
.
Canada,
with
less
than
a
fifth
of
it$
water
power
resources
developed,
has
the
second
largest
amount
of
hydro-electric
generating
capacity,
of
any
country
In
the
world,
t
The
Canadian
foreign
office
declared
war
on
Japan
while
Piarl
Harbor
was
still
burning
a
full
day
ahead
of
us.
This
is
a
;
completely
independent
diplomatic
service,
and
our
diplomats
in
Washington
say
that
it
Is
the
finest
in
the
world,
which
is;
a
strange
coincidence,
since
that's
what
our
army
and
navy
men
say
of
the
Canadian
fighters
...
Out
of
this
war
has
come
elbser
Canadian-American
relationship
than
ever
before.
Our
best
customer
to
the
north
Is
also
our
best
protection
when
the
cljlps
are
down,
The
Maple
Leaf
forever!
Colorful
Army
Show
Enjoyabl
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT)
Last
night
a
fairy
tale
came
to
life
on
the
boards
of
the
Naval
Drill
Hall
stage
when
the
boys
and
girls
of
the
local
army
put
on
their
own
version
of
"Cinderella"
or
"Oodmother,
What
Have
I
Done?"
Perhaps
It
isn't
Just
the
story
you
and
I
learn-as
kiddies
but
it
is
the
tale
as
understood
and
visualized
by
two
sleepy
sentries
with
a
pas-.
;ion
for
feed!
tit
siories.
As
they
dream
over
their
story
book
they
return
to
any
period
between
1400
and
1700
and
enact
their
rules
as
champions
of
the
distressed
and
tearful
little
waif.
Cinue
ella
by
going
through
a
series
of
adventures
with
spies,
bombs,
witchcraft
and
intrigue
and,
of
course
for
isn't
it
a
iairy
tale?
emerging
victorious
lue
plot,
in
brief
is
this,
the
two
sentries
now
called
"Top"
Music
Teachers
and
Pupils
TOKOiNTO
CONSERVATORY
OF
MUSIC
MIDSUMMER
EXAMINATION'S
PrartitcJ
Juim
and
July
rkery-J
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ami
IJlS
AM.lKiioni
jJ
ftrt
mine
ttmh
be
txiOKrniiury
nut
Lucr
Uwa
MAY
1,
VMi
US
fo.icKc
Street,
Toronto
2B
,4
THE
DAILY
NEWS
and
"Bottom"
very
cleverly
play-
will
go
In
state.
This
Is
one
of
Drnfl,Ar
ftf
the
funniest
spots
In
the
play
DIUU1CI
Ul
ed
by
H.O.Hunt
and
II.
A.
Ivar-j
T
'Mhdrr"r
"
rS'Sr
Local
Man
she
washes
the
floor
of
her
on
tne
.uge
and,
with
mounting
iather's
tavern.
Touched
by
her
,
excitement,
ghres
us
a
wand-by-
I
MlccJnfr
plight
they
find
she
would
like
(wand
account
of
the
big
trans-
;1D
IVllddlllg
to
go
to
the
Prince
Rupert's
of
.
formation
scene
which
is
going
j
Lovendale
on
the
Skeena
ball,
but
cannot
so
as
she
has
no
stepsisters
go
instead.
Not
that
little
Pollyanna
pardon,
I
mean
Cinderella,
speaks
ill
of
her
stepmother
and
two
ugly
sisters,
oh
by
sea
transport,
motor
truck
and
air
.
.
.
edcine
into
enemy
territory,
shifting
to
keep
the
element
of
surprise.
Did
you
ever
stop
to
think
what
it
means,
under
these
trying
conditions,
to
find
your
friend
or
relative,
and
put
your
letter
into
his
hands?
Yet
in
spite
of
the
tremendous
task
involved,
tracing
men
who
are
moving
from
reinforcement
units
in
England
to
group
depots
in
Italy
...
or
from
one
location
to
another
...
or
through
hospitalization
or
while
on
leave
...
in
the
face
of
every
sort
of
war
hazard...
3
1,500,000
letters
in
addition
to
parcels
and
other
items,
reached
our
men
in
1JM3.
0
on
Just
off
stage.
He
does
it
jaCk
McLeod
of
the
Dally
in
the
real
Foster
Hewitt
fashion.
News
4taff
nas
been
advised
clothes
fit
for
a
dance
and
her.
and
the
audience
ge&
a
great
tepmother
insists
that
her
two
laugh
out
of
this
Ingenious
man-
rer
of
overcoming
technical
dlf
flcultles.
(Now
when
I
saw
Edna
Best
and
Lupino
Lane
In
Cinderella
at
Drury
Lane,
ah.
that's
no,
all
is
sweetness
and
light
and
another
story)
Comes
the
ball,
of
a
pistol
to
blow
up
the
prince's
I
father.
Tidmouth
Hodgeklss
F
palace
and
find
the
secret
for-1
Layxell
stands
up
at
last
to
hi
mula
for
"musket
Juice."
The
j
nagging
wife,
and
all
live
hap-spy,
a
most
villainous
piece
of
piiy
ever
after.
nntlr
fnta4
nrltK
tIj-I4
mitU
V
ai.
uiraraeu
aues
u
an
:or
nis
country,
Hell
H
I
mean
Gesundhelt!
I
lost
track
of
the
i
plot
here
and
next
found
the
two
adventurers
conniving
with
uj
,
stuait
Carson,
as
manager
and
producer,
deserves
a
great
deal
of
credit.
The
members
of
the
cast
go
through
their
roles
with
a
minimum
of
self
,
iv
.somewhat
youthful
fairy
1
consciousness
of
amateurs.
The
I
godmother
iJean
Carson)
to
get
i
chorus,
members
of
Cliff
Maca
Cinderella
to
!h
ball,
as
the
tw.
inly
sisters
Daisy
and
!alv
'A.
Graham
and
M.
E.
Hill)
and
';inderIla'
wirked
stepmother
'.ulubeHf
O
umpus
E.
M.
lfalc"
ree's
Olee
Club,
sing
beautifully
and
the
grouping
and
singinc
in
the
tavern
and
ball
scenes
is
delightful.
Tnotc
responsible
for
the
lighting
and
scenery
arc
have
Juit
srone
off
to
t
IrV
high
j
aiso
to
'
be
complimented.
No
i
-iee,
ior
tnerr
moiner
intends
1
maxesniii
props
ana
anymiog
j
that
the
prince
shall'marry
one
will
do
here.
A
great
deal
of
i
ui
iiicui
wen.
you
ail
Know
li::.i,.c
care
anu
..
.icrwio.i
i
I
whnt
happened
then
or
you
into
his
part
of
the
production
should
how
the
fairy
eo-
The
costumes
were
right
out
of
mother
makes
a
few
magical
ar-
Hans
Anderson.
The
Prince
Ru-
rangements
with
mice
and
rats
pert
Area
Orchestra
supplied
and
pumpkins
so
that
Cinders
the
music
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NORTH
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AFRICA
r
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REINFORCEMEN
REINFORCEMENT
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REINFORCEMENT
UNITS
A
CHALLENGE
TO
US
ALL
.
.
.
'"pHIS
is
a
war
of
movement.
Never
before'
have
troops
been
moved
such
incredible
distances,
in
so
many
theatres
of
war,
so
quickly.
Night
and
day,
thousands
of
men
are
in
motion
CANADA
POST
OFFICE
Itivd
lif
tfit
muthotilf
ttl
HON,.
V,
t,
MUIOCK,
K.C,
M.f.,
POSTMASTER
OENERAl
that
his
brother.
Flying
Officer
Alexander
Corbett
McLeod,
is
mining
aftr
air
operations
overseas
on
April
20.
Before
enlisting
in
the
R.C.
A.F.
In
1942
Hying
Officer
Mc
Leod
was
employed
as
stock
tovlng
humility
with
her
In
the
;
Cinderella's
conquest
of
the
manager
in
Loveseth
Motors
In
jest
uinaereua
tradition.
tAna
singing
Prince
(C.
w.
Wallace
Edmonton.
He
has
a
wife
and
'inw
well
demure
little
Florence
1
and
a
handsome
one
he
Is,
and
wo
amall
daughters
at
Ray-Hemlng
puts
over
this
role,
she
.
the
expiration
of
her
pass
for
mond.
Alberta.
tears
at
your
heart
strings).
So
23.59
hours.
After
that
things
,
Top
and
Bottom
valiant
varlets
wind
up
in
a
hurry,
the
sentrle
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