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Airplanes - Historical - Fifteen aeroplanes of Canada. Recently at Hendom Aerodrome, Lord Londonderry, on behalf of British Government, presented to Canadian Military authorities a squadron of 15 aeroplanes subscribed for through Overseas Club and Patriotic League by residents in Canada and British people in all parts of world. General News Service
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