BRITAIN AND CANADA
CLOSENESS OF CO-OPERATION WILL BE FELT BY ENEMY MAINTAINING BUSINESS LIFE (Omclal Wireless) (Received August 24. 3.15 p.m.) RUGBY, August 23 In a message read at the opening of the British section at the Canadian National Exhibition, Lord Caldecote said it was necessary that the business life of the community should be maintained, and he felt that the decision to continue the annual fair was wise. “In our anxieties in the United Kingdom,” he said, “Canada’s sympathy has been as great a source of comfort as her help has been a source of strength. The closeness of the co-operation between the peoples of our Commonwealth has been a surprise and a disappointment to the enemy, though the day has not yet come when he feels, as feel he will, the full force of that tremendous power.”
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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21200, 24 August 1940, Page 8
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