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A HELPING HAND was given by Prime Minister Winston Churchill when he was unable to resist the temptation of bricklaying during a recent inspection of British defences. FORMER "MOUNTIE" and a private in the last war, MnAor- Gen. G. R. Pearkes (LEFT) now commands Canada‘s first division. With him is Lt. E. D. Danby, A.D.C. _ , ("J‘ e Fok MR 3 e UNITED STATES ARMY tank manoeuvres are carried out during the August war games at Winthrop, N.Y. Reinforced by a supply truck marked "tank" (in the backâ€" ground) the column fires on an "enemy" plane swooping overhead. RIDING FREIGHTS AND HITCHâ€"HIKING to enlist with the Dufferin and Haldimand BRITAIN‘S FLEET IS FAMOUS for its gunnery and here a group of naval recruits are learning the art, as an instructor points out the use of the breech on a fourâ€"inch gun. They learn to handle great 15â€"inch weapons too. 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