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' Canada h hlis has s the theJargest thelargest thelargest Jargest largest small smaU arms factory In the theBrItish theBritish theBritish BrItish Empire She has produced producedmore producedmore producedmore more than a million rifles rides and andenough andenough andenough enough ammunition to fire tire 300 shots shotsat shotsat shotsat at every soldier soldlert soldiers ' in the German Germanarmy Germanarmy army Canada isjecond is.second issecond . _ only to tous tous tous us in building bUlldmg ships stups although she shehad shehad shehad had not built a seagoing seagomg cargo ship shipin shipJn .in in . 20 years when Hitler marched . , on onPoland onPoland onPoland Poland Canada'supplles Canadasupplles Canadasupplies Cana Canada a- a asupples ' - supples supplies ! all of o1 ofthe o1the ofthe the signal corps of the United Na Natfons Nalions trons tfons with , a large amount of their theirequipment theirequipment equipment including nearly 100 100types 100types 100types types ot of signaling SIgnahng sets Canada Canadahas Canadahas has developed a new secret explo explosive explodive expiosive I exploI sive dive tor for the invaslon-th invaslon th invasion-the"most invasion the"most themost Invasion - the'most themost " ' most pow pow- powI powerful powerful powerful - I erful in the worldCanada world worldCanada Canada . has mobilized the mlghti mighty mlghtiest mightyest mightiest est of all her resources her fightmg fighting fightmgpeople fightingpeople fightingpeople people peopler peopleForty r . Forty thousand women womenI womenare womenare womenare are in m the Canadian armed forces forceslOver forcesOver forcesOver I Over 5 000 are in the Canadian Navy NavyServices NavyServices NavyServices lOver Services and 16 000 are m in the RCAFOn RCAFOn RCAF RCAFOn On Canada s mighty munItions munItionsassembly munitionsassembly munitionsassembly assembly line 1me one out of every four fourpersons fourpersons tourpersons persons is ts a Canadian woman They Theyhandle Theyhandle handie handle the technical signaling slgna1mg de deVIces devices devices VIces and secret naval codes-and codes and codesandbelIeve codesandbelieve codes - andbelieve belIeve it or not they plot the con convoy convoy voy routes , . * . The Canadian Gov t thas thas has found them so proflclent pt'qZlcient ptqZlcient praflefent ' at Ra Radar Radar dar and Asdic that women are used usedas usedas usedas as Instructors Nor is their thelr work workconfined workconfined workconfined confined to intricate mechanical de deVIces devices devices VIces They overhaul aircraft en engmes engmes engines gmes operate power machines machmes and andactua1y andactually andactually actua1y actually ] operate the new instrument instrumentwhich instrumentwhich which determines determmes errors in cannot cannon cannonfire cannonfire cannonfireThe ' tire fire fireThe - The newspaper you are readmg reading readmgprobably readingprobably readingprobably probably is printed prmted on CanadIan Canadiannewsprint Canadiannewsprint newsprmt newsprint Canada is by far the thelamest thelargest lar lamest est producer of newsprint in the theI theworld theworld theworld world In spite splte of her terrific terrificwar terrificwar terrificwar I war effort Canada is sending more morenewsprmt morenewsprint morenewsprint newsprmt newsprint to the U S than she did didat didat didat i didi at the start of the war A large largepart largepart , part of it goes in direct support 01 of 01our ofour olour AmerlI our own war effort because Amerl Ameni Amerlcan Amenican Amencan I can production has declined declmed 24 per percent percent cent and our other markets have al almost almost almost . most disappeared In our cm cmcial crucial producI clal cial year of o1 1941 Canadian Canachan produc productlon production production I tlon tion of newsprint newsprmt was more than thanthree thanthree thanthree three times that of the US-and US and USandeverybody U Sand S -and and - andeverybody andeverybody everybody knows how much paper a abureaucrat abureaucrat , bureaucrat can useIn use useIn In Canada price ceilings mean meansomething meansomething , livinghas somethmg something The cost of living has gone up only 2 per cent in two twoyears twoyears twoyears years while wlule in the United Uruted States Statesand Statesand Statesand and Australia it went up almost 14 14per 14per Uper per cent on the same scale of meas measurement measurement measurement urement The Canadian Canadlan people peopleare peopleare peopleare are shelling shellmg out taxes at a rate ratewhich ratewhich ratewhich which would equal more than 30 bll brl billion bllhon brllion hon lion dollars in this tbls country Last Lastyear Lastyear Lastyear year the Go Go\ Go Goy Goemment \ , emment eminent of MacKenzie MacKenzleKing MacKenzieKmg MacKenzieKing Kmg King threw 4 billion dollars into mto the th < thkitty thekitty kitty to beat Hitler Production Productionand Productionand Productionand havdoubled havedoubled and nationalmcome nationalincome national income mcome in Canada have hav < doubled since smce the start of the wai wal wan After waiAfter walAfter wanAfter the war Canada willex will ex expand expand expand ThShipshaw TheShJpshaw TheShipshaw pand like hke we did in 1900 The ( ShJpshaw Shipshaw power development It Itnorthern itnorthern irnorthern northern Canada has an installed installedcapaCity installedcapacity installeiicapacity capacitjof capacityof capaCity equal to the total capaclt capacity , of Niagara Falls plants both on side sldee sides sldeeof sidesof sideof of the river It has a continuou continuououtput ? : . output of electrical energy greatel greater greatsithan greatelthan greaterthan BouldeiDam BoulderDam than that of our own great BouldeI Boulder Dam plant Canada with lese less . les.than lesthan lesethan lessthan than re.sources resources a fifth flfth ofIts of its water power re- re - . . sources developed has the secon seconc < : largest seconolargest seconclargest amount of hydro-electric hydro electric - - gen eencrating generatlng gencrating eratlng crating f10the capacity capacit ) of any country cOl1Dtry Li ir f10 ' the world worldThe - The TheRor Royal > l Canadian " ' "an an " Air All ' Force ha ha200 planesThere 200 000 men manning its planes There are 38 36 RCAFsquadrons RCAF squadrons over ovell overseas ovellseas seas itself i4self , The Royal Air Force Foree i i4 , self it.strength itstrength depends for one-fourth one fourth - - of it it . . , strength on RCAFcrews RCAF crews . 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