... corporal called on her to enquire about an absentee Canadian soldier, and to ask if he was there, she said No. He has been here, but he left on Saturday. When the house was searched the Canadian was found asleep in bed, but defendant said she didn't ...

... When did so she told me that she had been followed and pestered most of the way home by a Canadian. This former Mayor of Worthing is a man who has entertained Canadian soldiers at his home. During the Christmas scenes in Worthing when shop fronts were damaged ...

... miles through all types of Canadian scenery was shown to an audience at the Assembly Hall when Canada was the title of a travelogue on Monday. The lecturer was Mr Charles W. Stokes. P.R.0.5.. a representative of the Canadian Pacific Railway, who started ...

... Miss V. Gullick was at the piano. Canadian Pipers greet the happy couple at St. George's. CANADIANS PREFER WORTHING Corporal Follows The Fashion At St. George's Church, on Wednesday, Corporal Charles Chunn, of the Canadian Glengarry Highland Regiment, was ...

... repeated statements over the microphones at the Old Town Hall, the biggest procession the town has ever staged. Hundreds of Canadian soldiers were among the crowds. A show like this was appreciated by 'hem. Two next to a Worthing Gazette reporter had complaints ...

... to-morrow (Saturday) holds a double attraction. Main interest lies in the fact that it will be the first time a Canadian XI has played there. The Canadians are fieldinl a regimental side and it should be a good one. Rumour has it that their past sword is formidable ...

... tied for first place with their costumes arid Master Tony Stead wore the best fancy dress among the boys. Canadians Fined For Being Drunk Two Canadian soldiers were before Worthing Magistrates on Friday. Donald Campbell was ordered to pay a fine and costs ...

... 'THE VOICE OF CANADA' CAPT. HOWARD COULTER (Canadian Army). SOLDIER BARRISTER JOURNALIST Toiling the thrilling story Canada and her war snort. ...

... J. C. SHARP (Secretary). League for Prohibition of Cruel Sports. Treating Canadians But,—l was glad to notice the other week that the Mayor is shielding the Canadians against the severe criticism of some Worthing people. Probably most of the trouble ...

... Pte. Bent ICRI. Two Canadian !teats.: Pte. Runnions beat Pte. Spelter. Pte. ' &beards beat Pte. Yearwood; Pte. Cole beat Pte. Edwards; Pte. White beat pt.. Salisbury; Pte. Roberten boat Pte. Stoning'. Coast Regt. v. !Tench Canadians: Bengt Turley Wei beat ...

... Southstreet and Chapel-road and so redeem the ugliness which now strikes new visitors to the town. M. DRAKE From a Canadian Soldier Six.—As a Canadian soldier who is well liked in Worthing and has made many friends here, I feel I must apologise for the behaviour ...

... NO CYCLE LIGHTS Raymond Mflledge Ritchie. • Canadian soldier, was fined 15s. at Worthing Police Court to-day for riding a cycle in Worthing without a tact at rear UM- ...