A great serial mounts toward a climax as Europe edges nearer the chasm of war. "Humanity — not brute force—will go on," says Isaac Moss. But force is in the saddleBy CONSTANCE REYNOLDS38 min
"It’s the passengers who make the trouble," said the skipper. And when two of them are crooks, with a fortune in diamonds aboard—By WESTON MARTYR30 min
IN THIS, the sixth consecutive year for Maclean’s rugby All-Stars, Canada is at war. The Government of Canada, however, has expressly stated that it wishes sport to carry on this year as usual, both for purposes of morale and because, in Anglo-Saxon civilization.By JOHN DeGRUCHY21 min
"The greatest single blow struck for Canadian unity in the past quarter century . . . . at what seemed to be unity's darkest hour"By LESLIE ROBERTS12 min
Speedy and efficient handling will keep Canadian war supplies rolling to the seaboard. How national emergency finds the railways readyBy STUART BROWNLEE, DUNCAN DUNBAR10 min
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