Ottawa, Nov. 18. an the impending departure of the first batch of Canadian soldiers for the rud Xp duet date is kept a ors "Officers and men, we are taking up this war in full understanding of the threat that Hitlerism constitutes, We realize how hard the battle will be; it will probably be very long. Time works on the Allies' side and we must utilize this time to mass our whole might."
The general, who is leaving for with the first contingent, said soldiers, he concluded, will have the same uniforms and will be equipped the same as the British forces, Australian 2nd Division i London, Nov. 18, A second division of Australian troops, totalling 20,000 men, is being enrolled now and will be'sent to [Europe immediately upon completion of the training peri Since repeal öf the arms embargo in the United States, it was also reported here, the Australian Government has doubled its orders for aeroplanes. A large number of ships has been equipped and armed to aid the Navy, Among the vessels are several former merchant ships.—Havas. beds and, crowded into lorries to be transported to jail. Machine-guns threatened any who tried to resist. The pleas of Serb and Bulgar students went unheard.
After clearing out these two universities, the Nazis shut. them-inside with machine-guns several other. colleges of medicine fad law, the Polytechnic School and ard to the Buchenwalde concentra-ion camp near Weimar.
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