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ropa- The Tribune will be honouring the vete- _ they were to get their own battalion, made
nvali- or rans of the Mackenzie-Papineau Battalion up of Canadians fighting in the American
vealth at a banquet Oct. 24 which will mark the _ Lincoln Battalion. COMING EVENTS
- cone 50th anniversary of the formation of the First formally requested by a number of OCT. 13 — War or Peace in Southern Africa.
‘Ovinr eace historic battalion. Canadians in April of 1937, the Mackenzie- | With yee serbia oes voraet Salone. ae
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riday, The banquet will be held in the Ukrainian’ Papineau Battalion named for the lead Georgia, "Van." Sponeored’ ty BO Peers
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