... munilion, i»nhone lkiii kllom of Aieert nn d men. '“'led 600 enemy fnvasion Bid “Certain M cocialist J actin leader of the Canadian n saw th r y Who has returned t 0 Winnipeg from ember of the British lt man invasion k ®l. bad . said there was no doubt ...

... STAFF LOSSES AT HONG KONG Prepared before the fall of the colony, L ar y list of Canadian b es in the fluting at Kong shows lhat Col. a *5 lc k Hennessy, senior stall officer to Brigadier John Lawson, was killed in action. Brigadier Lawson himself is ...

... Sonnle Hale, Harry 7—News. 7 15 —Jean Sahlon (records). Welchman, Betty Huatley-Wright. 4 * 30 —Exercises. 7 50 Tune for Canadian Forces Party. 4 30 Com- To-day.” 7 55 —Prayers B—News.8 News. mand Performance 8.8. C. Military Band. 8 30 —Community Singing ...

... months been leading a band of guerillas on the Mur- front' —is missing.— ‘er. 8.U.P.. and A.P. 23 Hours Over the Atlantic SIX Canadian and U.S. pilots braved Atlantic gales and severe icing conditions to fly urgent dispatches, presumably Mr. Churchill, from ...

... Baguley, of Montague Road, Ashton-under- Lyne, have had news that their grandson, Charles Richard Baguley, an engineer in the Canadian Merchant Service, has died at sea. Two Heywood sailors, shipmates, are officially reported to be missing, believed killed ...

... Soon the whole factory may be turned to the manutacture of a new flame tracer cartridge. Most of the workers are French Canadians, and half of them are women. ...

... fores 6d., lamb 9d. lb. MANCHESTER CORN.—Wheat steady; English seed 15s. 6d„ feeding 135., milling 15s. 6d. cwt. on rails Canadian; No. 1 N. Manitoba (St John) 2nd half Jan. 345. Id.. No. 2 335. Id., No. 1 Baltimore Ist half Jan. 345. 9d., 651 b. Rosafe ...

... visiting overseas troops, if all organisations were linked together to work under hospitality committee. Vitamin K Saves Lives CANADIAN medical authorities are saving many lives by the use of a new kind of synthetic blood known as vitamin K. Resembling table ...

... THE MARKETS | LIVERPOOL CORN. —Wheat, firmer tone |in unison with advance at Winnipeg; Canadian shippers 2d. per qupr er more; Southern hemisphere unchanged, demand [quiet. Maize, market steady on lack ot [selling pressure; Plate Jan.-Feb. 15s. 10l2 ...

... Change; James Mocdy. 1 30 Pcrclval Mackey’s Orchestra. 2—Land of Heart’s Desire (records). 2 30 —Home Service. 3 30—The Canadians Entertain. 4 —Manhattan Matinee (records). 30 Home Service. 4 55 —The Artist’s Choice. 6. ...

... 8— Genius Buds Chipping Worsley ” (short story). 8 15—“ Women at War (magazine). 9 —News. 9 20—Geraldo’s Orchestra. 45—Canadian News-Letter. 10 1 Treorchy Royal Welsh Male Voice Choir. 20—Greetings and Royal Corps of Signals Band. 10 45 —Records. 11 ...

... Andrew Bahr, veteran Lapp reindeer herder, was brought to Canada to take into the Arctic a herd of 3 400 reindeer which the Canadian Government had bought from the United States to help the Eskimos. It was hoped to get them to Richards Island within two ...