Canada Is to fight this war mostly at home. Prime Minister Mackensle King realizes it and has told is poste so, Canada was a recruiting office in the last war. In this one she i to be a Gying Geld, a factory, a granary, shipyard and certainly s bank, to put at least 15,009 Empire airmen through their final training every year of the war. She ts to balld AMrports for tem to fy from, aeroplanes for them to Sy In, to make shells an immediately and larger ones eventually. She is to tarsi is to finance these operations herseit—tor jekinning will furnish most of the aeroplanes and Australia and New Zealand will reimburse her for ming their plots, Last and least of the demands made upon her has been for an expeditionary force. That there is to be one tu France reflects the desires of the Canaélan public rather than of the Britith War Oflce, The War Office would bhava been satiated with Canadian airmen, engineers, mechanics and doctors for service in France, of Mor rts ofer cee try a cee save senor sca coe Att Rasch ect eno man that time aviation as tes
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