... brunette beauty is fully revealed for the first time by the Technicolor cameras, is good as the flirtatious and vixenish French-Canadian girl. Alan Hale. George Tobias and Reginald Gardiner are al good as the flyers, and another interesting feature in the film ...

... Forces Derv- Coupons ing in this counts) , and Northern Ireland; 4d per week for foreign countries. Forces serving abroad and Canadian magazine post. A permit to send printed and pictorial matter, including newspapers, is necessary for civilian addresses in ...

... was celebrat d. A large congregatlon attentiud the servi^e which was conducted by the Rev William Print, chaplain to the Canadian Forma Despite war conditions the church was decorated with an unusually fine display of fruit and vegetables. The collection ...

... ant Mrs Martin remarked: I we get there before him, so Male we can do our stuff. Hougham was then overheard tp say: The Canadians think mum of their women than we do. They are much better lovers. Martin agreed. In a statement to the polies observed Mr ...

... week, and stayed at the premises. On November 28 Lieutenant Martin was there, and there were also three Canadian soldiers and three women. A Canadian officer left the premises at 12.10 a.m. next morning. On one occasion, continued Mr Porter, the police ...

... PEOPLE BEHIND BRITISH Worthing Engagement At one a. me Assembly Hall dances a Wot thing girl danced ith a Canadian soldier. Now their engagement has been announced Miss Barbara Vivienne Carter, younger daughter of the late Mr H. M. Carter and Mrs Carter ...

... They assembled alterwards, with their band, in Richmond-road, for a march past the Town Hall, where Colonel Ganong, of the Canadian Army, with whom was the Mayor (Dr K G. Minis), took the salute. Lieut.-Colonel W. E. Grace was in command. The G. P. 0. and ...

... second 1 half of the programme was given a real lift by the bass playing of Al King. a Harlemite who is over here with the Canadian Army. Piano in this feature was played by Stuart Balaam. a Worthing man now serving in the RAP., who in peace time played ...

... command will be grateful for donations. Write W.D.5755. - Herald Office, Worthing. MR I. W. BROCKINGTON, 8.C.. Woe well-known Canadian broadcaster making a apecal S.O.S. appeal in II Home Service programme on Sunday, 4th October, at 8.40 p.m. Be sure to listen ...

... Worthing. in aid al N.A.R.PA.C. The bulk of dancers remained. There was a large company, and music was chiefly provided by a Canadian dance baud. Salvage Drive Result Nearly 260 tons of waste paper was Worthing's oontributicsi to the January nation-wide salvage ...

... destruction bent. His native country was again writhing under the jack-boot. To-day he is in Flt►gland. a private in the Canadian Army. Grim, silent. purposeful, he has but one object in life—to come to grips with the foe that has robbed him of everything; ...

... Tarring, on Tuesday evening, appearing to be' very distressed. He told the constable his wife had been going 'out with a Canadian soldier and that he was going to commit suicide. _ I As a bus passed, continued' Supt. Lewis, Cook ran into the 'road but ...