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

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R.M. C. Review Advertising Section AYLMER. Products . . . Packers of Sun Ripened Fruits, Garden Fresh Vegetables, and Specialty Products- Serving Canadians from Coast to Coast. CANADA'S MOST PREFERRED BRAND CANADIAN CANNERS LIMITED AYLMER PRODUCTS Hamilton, Ontario Vancouver, British Columbia Compliments of 1 , Q O a 11 L. fm nczs 59 Ca 'I fifem bers The Toronto Stock Exchange 347 Bay Street 'EMpi. e 3-3141 T0r0I1t0 ESTABLISHED 1923 0 f Oils, Mines, Industrial Stocks and Bonds

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CX ejyaumrn MA om With important privileges go great responsibilities. It is your privilege, as gentleman cadets, to be recognised as tomorrow's leaders. Grasp this great opportunity with fervor, but never forget to live up to the great responsibilities that are the inescapw able accompaniment of privilege. I, ..-,,,N-- f g XN f ,' S X I ,g, : i X'- 'iis gr Wben the ig 15? 4 . 6 '-N. gli ,Y li,-,. - -. ga abroad e l s N Q W tts' is N they fly jncluoteginiifi Zgglhippirlq l llll lll --l g Mahone Bay Nova Scotia Canada No. 1654 Brigadier Arthur R. Roy, O.B.E., C.D.. dv M At one time or another, you'll find wza'AVOID l.ossEs! CQSKZQ NAMES For SAFETY For Positive Identification To Avoid Arguments- I Cash's Woven Names are easily sewn. on, or attached with NO-SO CEMENT. Permanent, choice of colours and styles. Prices and samples on request. CASH'S, Belleville 70, Onl. leading names from almost every field of endeavour on B.O.A.C. passenger lists. And it's often the little luxuries as much as the big advantages that seem to attract these smart travelers. Next time, try this all first class Strato- cruiser service between Canada and Britain. From then on, you'll be sure to say: When I go abroad, Ijly B.0.A.C. Bookings through your travel agent, railway ticket office or British Overseas Airways Corporation Montreal ' Toronto ' Vancouver HY B'0'A'f 7

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Tough, adaptable, enterprising, the Husky dog was a key factor in pioneering and maintaining X the winter trade routes of XNXQXW ' Canada's Far North. But the old yields to the new. The role of the Husky is slowly being taken over by 'plane and snowmobile, as new pioneers create faster, better 71 transportation to meet today's needs. 5 ,' 2 R , ' - ., My . .QF 1 t 'ig .aafzg .... -t is 3, X QLTEF2. :,,f gin qi 7, - - - -if-1 d Q-1. 'Qi - Breaking trails . . . There is pioneering in the Royal Bank's business, too. In areas of new development, you see it in our branches, in areas of service, you may find it in fields you had not previously thought of. Alert to changing needs, we have improved existing methods and facilities, and created new, specialized depart- ments. Today, we offer many services beyond the realm of routine banking. They are available to all customers who require them., THE RUYAI. BANK OF CANADA CClTl.ddCl,S Largest Bank