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What price victory? It may take years! Can you spare a few hours?
What price victory? It may take years! Can you spare a few hours?

What price victory? It may take years! Can you spare a few hours?

DateBetween 1939 and 1945
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Format
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
Medium
DimensionsFolded: 17.5 cm x 12.5 cm (6 7/8 in. x 4 15/16 in.)
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number1939-1945-WHAT-PRICE-VS
Star man in R.C.A.F., Arthur Stanley, 29 years of age, who has worked on The Star composing room staff 13 years, recently joined the R.C.A.F. Art attended Central Tech
Star man in R.C.A.F., Arthur Stanley, 29 years of age, who has worked on The Star composing room staff 13 years, recently joined the R.C.A.F. Art attended Central Tech
9/11/1943
Jimmie Cramer, One of the stalwart guards of the Royal Canadian Naval display in front of the city hall during the recent Victory Loan drive was Jimmi(...)
Jimmie Cramer, One of the stalwart guards of the Royal Canadian Naval display in front of the city hall during the recent Victory Loan drive was Jimmi(...)
6/25/1941
Star man enlists, Edward T. Beamish, 27, member of The Star's mailing room for six years, has enlisted in the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps
Star man enlists, Edward T. Beamish, 27, member of The Star's mailing room for six years, has enlisted in the Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps
7/18/1942
Star Driver In A.S.C., Frank Howell. driver of one of The Star's heavy paper trucks for the past two years, enlisted Aug. 13 in the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
Star Driver In A.S.C., Frank Howell. driver of one of The Star's heavy paper trucks for the past two years, enlisted Aug. 13 in the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps
9/3/1940
Miss Jean Reed, for 5 1/2 years an employee of the circulation department of The Toronto Star Weekly, who has enlisted in the Women's Royal Canadian N(...)
Miss Jean Reed, for 5 1/2 years an employee of the circulation department of The Toronto Star Weekly, who has enlisted in the Women's Royal Canadian N(...)
9/18/1943
Star man with C.A.C., William A. Burns, for two years on the staff of The Star Weekly, is now with the Canadian Armored Corps
Star man with C.A.C., William A. Burns, for two years on the staff of The Star Weekly, is now with the Canadian Armored Corps
3/9/1943
Graduated Recently, Sergt. Air Gunner W. Don' Huff. who served two years in The Star Composing department prior to enlistment with the R.C.A.F., recei(...)
Graduated Recently, Sergt. Air Gunner W. Don' Huff. who served two years in The Star Composing department prior to enlistment with the R.C.A.F., recei(...)
7/3/1943
W. C. Daniel, age of 9, and gave it up only he joined The Star staff two years ago. [Incomplete]
W. C. Daniel, age of 9, and gave it up only he joined The Star staff two years ago. [Incomplete]
9/14/1940
Star man with signals, James Crichton Currie, for eight years employed in the composing room of The Star, has joined the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals
Star man with signals, James Crichton Currie, for eight years employed in the composing room of The Star, has joined the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals
3/1/1943
Makes 5th in one Family, Johnnie Duncan, for 14 years on the stereotype department staff of The Star, who has joined his four brothers in the armed services
Makes 5th in one Family, Johnnie Duncan, for 14 years on the stereotype department staff of The Star, who has joined his four brothers in the armed services
5/31/1943
James B. Hill, James B. Hill, 35, of Avenue Rd., employed by The Star as a mechanic for the last eight years, has join the R.C.A.F.
James B. Hill, James B. Hill, 35, of Avenue Rd., employed by The Star as a mechanic for the last eight years, has join the R.C.A.F.
10/27/1939
Star man joins, Pte. F. E. Nash of the Governor-General's Horse Guards, who has entered active service after nine years as an employee in The Star's mailing department
Star man joins, Pte. F. E. Nash of the Governor-General's Horse Guards, who has entered active service after nine years as an employee in The Star's mailing department
7/18/1940