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... training of Britain’s new armies. Small arms training has included practices with new and deadly anti-tank grenades. The Canadian army in Britain includes three infantry divisions and a tank brigade. Australia has an army of 215,000, apart from troops ...

... 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 ...

... this section. Allocations are meeting full offtake against ration requirements which keep on • full scale with American and Canadian meats in distribution for Category A permits, lor which hams and gammons in limited quantities are Included. LARD in steady ...

... Russians had already inflicted such enormous losses on the Germans that they cannot help but gravely damage German arms.” Canadian newspapermen presented Mr. Churchill with a sealskin fur “wedse hat. Mr. Churchill chuckled and said: I am supposed to ...

... of neighbouring centres for a share of the £20,000 prize money. Presentation, —Mr. J. W. Cook, on his retirement from the Canadian Pacific Steamship Company, at Liverpool, after 48 years’ continuous service, has been presented by members of the staff with ...

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... Invasion Sure Hitler Buys Up Silk For Parachutes WINNIPEG. Thursday. Mr. M J. Coldwell, acting leader of the Canadian Socialist Party, who has returned from Britain, said that every member of the British Cabinet with whom he talked had said there was ...

... days.”— Reuter. (Reuter, Ex. Tel., B.U.P. and A.P. Cables). ‘INVASION CERTAINTY,* SAYS CANADIAN WINNIPEG, Today. Mr. M. J. Coldwell, acting leader of the Canadian Socialist Party, who has returned from Britain, said that every member of the British Cabinet ...

... 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 ...

... Canada enter a new phase of collaboration as a result of Mr. Mackenzie King’s visit to Washington. The recommendation of the Canadian-United States joint war production committees for the abolition of tariff or other legislative and administrative barriers ...

... 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 ...