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     Inunpmué-gpprqqyuuqglrgpoetclssnmand of Mnshallluhqhcod dhehnolllunalow 
     
     days ago, anon; the officers he met were the members of In Iflilll 
     
     Admiralty. President Lebrun is shown here shnkill hauls with 01st- Ivlllfl. this! d the Dflflflh mil- 
     
     Ien scntioaldlnco-ordinatissrnntishsnd French sffortsintbewlllflholltlofi- 
     
    
   
   
    
     The camera records an historic moment as Prelidont Roosevelt 
     
     lllnl the Ncutrllity Bill at his White Iowa deli. Watclh‘, lafl 
     
     . , to right, are: William Bankheul, lpealor of tho loin; looretory 
     
     > ‘ of State Cordell Hull; Vioc President John Garner; Senlrtc * crity 
     
     - Y. Continuing their tour of the Dorrlinion snd Empire offices in London. ‘he milk and Quben recent 1 leader Charles MoNary, and Senato Barkley. mliodtr lender. 
     
     * rlfllllvfl at India House and chatted with many of the oifialals and staff members In this Photo i! 
     
    

    
     :'sh0\\‘n Miss LaJi, young daughter of the Deputy lilzh Cflmmlfllofl" f" "die "I London. prcsentinx 
     
    

    
     ‘:3 bouquet to Her Majesty. At the right is King George v1 and in turban. looldna at MB: ball, ll 
     
    

    
     I-tho lfirh Commissioner in London, Sir Firoskhan Noon who was o recent visitor to Canada. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     10,000 tons‘ 6 11-inch guns 
     
     925 men Range: 17 miles l‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
             
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Secondary Armament 
     
     8 6-inch guns 
     
     14 anti-aircraft 
     
     10 machine guns 
     
     8 torpedo tubes 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     "1 Speed 
     
     26 knots 
     
    
   
   
    
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     5 Fue : 1200 tons i. Beami 57V: fi- Q Anti-torpedo ' 
     
    

    
     v Radius: 10,000 mi. l Draught- 22 ft. bu|ge protemion 
     
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     Evidence of the Empire's unity in bending all its energies to prosecution of the war against Etierinn 
     
     h this picture taken on arrival in Ottawa of the Australian delegation to the conference on the 
     
     plan to live advance training in Canada to war ll‘ers from all the Empire. In tho [roofl- (ieft to 
     
     rl|ht) are Hon. Norman Rogers, Ounadoiw illilfsirr cf National Defence; can" K5755’, AII-ltrllilfl 
     
     Trade Commissioner at New York: Hon. J. Vrl' iim- lnirlmim, Australia's Minister oi Civil Aviation; Sir 
     
     Christopher Courtney and lord ltnvrlcizliiv, rr _:~‘~l.iv cly member and head of the British air mission 
     
     which has already been in Canada for sOme time working on tho pilot-training plan. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     I Secondary Armament 
     
     12 51/g-ii1Ch guns 
     
     4 anti-aircraft 
     
     15 machine guns 
     
     6 torpedo tubes 
     
    
   
   
    
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     - _ - ~ Length. e601,, f - 
     
     -  Anti-torpedo Beam: 105 ft. Fuel; 0 tons 
     
     ‘ ‘ bulge protection . Draught: 311,§'ft. Radius; 5500 mi; 
     
    
   
   
    
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     By virtue of their heroic recormaisance flight over Germany in the 
     
     face of terrible weather, flight members receive personal acclaim 
     
     from King George of England on return to base. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     German pocket battleship Deutschland, Ilbove, reported seen near the Azorn Islands, is one of three 
     
    

    
     German war vessels too powerfully armed for fMt cruisers to tackle, too fleet for battleships to over- , 
     
     trim. Only the British battle cruiser Hood, below, and her two sister ships Renown and Repulse, are _ , I 
     
     ' fast nml potvcrful enough to attack the Deutsch-ami, Admiral Scheer 0r Admiral Graf Spec. g0] 
     
    
   
   
    
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     On these three chief's of Britain's war srms falls the burden of the war on land, in the air and at 1W- 
     
     Left to right, General Sir Iidmund lrnnslrle, chief of the Imperial Defence Staff; Air Marshal Sir CY?" 
     
     Nowell, Chief of Air Staff, and Admiral Si: Alfred Dudley Pound, First Se; Lord. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     Recently retired head of the world-Wide orianizntion of the Bal atio Arm_, t‘, I E ll h 
     
     daughter of tho organisation's founder. is shown here delivzrlnrn her f:rewleilfisqseeolzflxesngalvnlgn sh-ded "n! in Eurwun “d “ma”, “k” "e “w” hm“ M Bullet-riddled, two of its crew dead, this Nazi scouting plane crashed near East Dalkieth in the 
     
     Army rally In Regent Hall, lnndon. She was succeeded by (ien. Georre L. carpenter. “mu-mm “m” by "emu" lhmmvel" |“°°hm'"°“ m" "lhwed north of Scotland after an acrilil "dog-fight" with British planes. The pilot, oniniured, tried to get 
     
     "W"! °' ti" M" "°"‘"'"Y '""~ hi0 pllne back in the air nmr being shot down but failed. A fourth member u the crew wss wounded- 
     
    
   
   
    
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