Royal Military College of Canada - Review Yearbook (Kingston, Ontario Canada)

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R. lll. C. Review .'-ifll'l'I'lI'8lHfj Sffefimz xx The Tools to Finish the Job Every day, from the Peterborough Works of Canadian General Electric Company, come hundreds of syn- chronous, induction and direct-current motors. These workhorses of modern industry go into immediate action to drive the machines that make guns, tanks, shells, ships, planes, everything in whole or part that adds up to vlctory. Almost a sixth of a mile in length is the huge machine shop at Peter- borough Works. As one Walks its long avenue one sees precision machines, geared up to war-time effort, building motors of every description, for every purpose, generators for power com- panies, equipment for steel mills, drives for mine hoists . . . all means for making the tools to finish the job. For nearly half a century Canadian General Electric engineers and crafts- men have been linding ways to make electricity more useful. Today, they are applying electricity to the task of defending the benefits that it has helped to create. G-E research saves the Canadian public hundreds of thousands of dollars annually. CGE-51-11X