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... CANADIAN SOLDIER FOR TRIAL. Joseph Morin, alias Barrett, a youn Canadia soer, w as at Steyn g ing Police n Court on Tuesday sent for trial at Quarter Sessions on two charges of theft. He was charged with having stolen goods valued at £2OO. belonging to ...
... CANADIAN SOLDIER'S LAMENTABLE END Killed By Gas From Defective Geyser Recording a verdict of Misadventure at Worthing yesterday on a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police who was gassed by a defective geyser at quarters in Worthing this week ...
... Hitler. In his private's uniform of the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps he looks as fit and proud as any fond parent could wish His Sussex accent still underlies the Canadian twang. Here is his story:— The Canadian people were as 11 a veil had been lifted ...
... of Canada. Mr Hunt told me that in his view a definite Canadian race is developing out of the various Munigrants. Germans, he said. are becoming Canadians, and are proud to be called Canadians. Hitler's efforts to start any form of Bond —a method ...
... TO tends to make Canadians become more influenced by their neighbours of the United States than by the Mother Country. This is the reason why many Canadians rather favoured the isolationist viewpoint at the beginning of this conflict. In 1931, after ...
... of Lancing Women's Institute, sang four songs including My Prayer, Morning and My Dear Soul. Miss Clara Garrie. a Canadian girl, played the accordian, and the W.Y. Dramatic Society presented a play called Diplomacy. Proceeds were in aid of the ...
... was undoubtedly.her fine performance of the beautiful Ave Maria. Ted Andrews. the other visitor. who was described as the Canadian singing troubadour, played his two instruments, banjo and guitar, with equal skill. He sang a selection of songs to hts own ...
... the quite sizeable crowd watching the first real baseball game ever to be played in this district, when two teams of husky Canadians met at Lancing on Saturday. Where's your paper? asked winding himself up delivered the the gate-keeper at Monks Farm ball ...
... agent. - On Guard (U), the second feature at the Dome, is an exciting tale staged in the treestudded landscape of the Canadian North-West. It presents Charles Starrett. a sergeant in the Mounted Police, who solves the riddle of the murder of a trading ...
... paper can be 'posted' to help the National wai effort. A special feature will be a baseball match at Lancing between two Canadian teams. There will be a running commentary on the points of the game given by an expert. AdmiFsion will be by a bundle of ...
... superb in the role of a gentle English writer who becomes fighting mad to avenge a wrong, and Laurence Olivier as a French Canadian trapper who finds the war suddenly brought to his backwoods doorstep with the invasion of six resolute Nazis off a sunken ...
... against the British Navy, the Ships watching in tne pockets of Gibraltar, the gunners concealed in the rocks tunnelled by 'Canadian miners, the air ct.r-rents above the Lion's Head roct, and the sting of the 'People the Rbck,' sometimes called he black ...