Tom great strides being made by Canadians in reorganizing their industries to cope with the demands of the war now being waged by the Empire, in addition to the large number of troops already raised for active service, were outlined last night in the third of a series of broadcasts over Station XCDN, sponsored by the Canadian Association of Shanghai.
"Among many points stressed was the role of interpreter of the Empire which is being played by Canada to the United States. The broadcast follows In our last talk I dealt particularly gether in the greatest effort of our with Canada's financial effort, the history, each in his own way, in ae-special wartime economic measures cordance with its own tradition and which the Canadian Government has circumstances, to throw back this Seen fit to enforce to aid the all-out monster who strikes at us from be-effort. and aid to Great Britain. Toyond the seas, who wills to destroy night I will tell you something about all these fine things we have won and Canadian Liaison with the U.S-A" and saved from the sweat, tears and blood Canadian munitions and supply. In of the past". the next broadcast, two weeks from tonight, I hope to give my listeners Points in Declaration detalls'as to the present establish-Senator Pepper referred to the ment, and activities of the Navy. the great and historic Hyde Park De-Army and the Air Force, each of claration of April 20 last year, which which has been growing steadily paved the way for far-reaching cothrough the months. operation between America and Canada in aid of Britain. The Hyde
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