... CANADIANS AND THEIR' CHARGES Further charges of breaking into unoccupied houses and the theft of , contents by Canadian soldiers who wens bWeted In the district were investigated by Magistrates at Arundel on Thursday. Three men were cliarW In respect ...

... CANADIAN HOSPITALITY Over 200 children of prisoners of war and evacuees were entertained to a party by Canadian soldiers. Canadian Army trucks took the children to the Memorial Hall and conveyed them home after a memorable afternoon. They were wet. corned ...

... CANADIAN'S GALLANTRY That's was the reply of a Canadian soldier .hen thanked by • Policeman for driving casualties la hospital atter a raid. Pte. D. Cwnmintt. tOth Canadian Field Ambulance. has been made the subject of • commendation for gallantry to ...

... CANADIAN ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE An Army truck's collision with perambulator, containing two children. on the Northehapel - Petworth - road, near Limbo Farm on October 1 led to a charge of manslaughter against the driver. Trooper Paul Heise Prairie, a ...

... TIMES CANADIANS REMANDED Canadian soldiers. ?Award Lincoln Costello and Jack Carl dennett, were charged at the ITagistmtes' Court on Monday with the theft trom the Black Horse hotel on Prtday of jewellery and other articles belonging to the manager, Mr ...

... CANADIAN SNOT BY A MOM[ GUARD LNQUIDST INVIZITIOATION : RICABLL ZVIDINCI OF =Mane firench•Canadian soldiers and Some Guard, and the shooting dead of one of the Canadians. were gives at an Inquest held on Tuesday by Mr. J. W. Loader Cooper. The dead man ...

... FATALITY SEQUEL: CANADIAN SERGEANT'S DANGER DRIVING. Sergi Harry Calvin Young (34), of the Canadian Army, was charged with the manslaughter of Mrs. Doris Louise Heater, at Slindon, on December 12, by knocking her down with a motor vehicle; and • second ...

... It having been said that there was difficulty In defending Canadian soldiers in Britain, each of the Inns of Court has called to the Bat • Canadian officer who Is also a Canadian barrister. The General Council of the Bar makes this known In its statement ...

... evil. Canadian soldiers are very well paid, and the loss of • few pounds for running wild and beating up the police apparently makes little difference to them. It is perhaps Just as well for the lees well-behaved type of soldier that the Canadian authorities ...

... from the Canadian Claims Officer request.ng the Council to agree that In all cases where Council property was damaged by Canadian Army personnel on duty and acting within their authority. 50 per cent. of the resulting claim be paid by the Canadian Army to ...

... for deallug In uncustomed goods—a packet of Canadian cigarettes Prosecuting. Mr. T. P. Keating explained that Canadian cigarettes were imported under special concession. duty tree. and they were for the Canadian Porees only. The system of selling them. however ...

... the Home Guard has had the good fortune of close association with the Canadians. The lest Malt Was zursory and pletv-meal. but It is recorded that Miring that period the Canadians did much to imim se the fighting efficiency of the Home Gourd. On return ...