STRATEGY DECISIONS
... tell me.” Given Fur Cap After the conference Mr. Churchill was presented with an Alaska seal fur cap by the President of the Canadian House Commons Press gallery. Obviously ve ...
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-CHURCHILL
... of the Canadian House e( Comment Press Gallery. was only decided to make the preicntation late on Tuesday afternoon. Workmen, after obtaining the Premier’s head measurements, laboured throughout the night to have the cap—so typical of Canadian lifeready ...
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... President Roosevelt. These are to be resumed immediately after Mr. Churchill has returned from Canada after his address to the Canadian Parliament, in which he set the three main aims of the Allies—preparation, liberation. offensive. This collaboration is expected ...
HIGHLY TRAINED ARMY
... the training of Britain’s new armies. Small arms training has Included practices with new and deadly antitank grenades. The Canadian Army In Britain Includes three infantry divisions and tank brigade. Australia has an army of 215,000, apart from troops In ...
NEW YEAR TREAT TO ANIMALS. A member a the staff examining a dog at the 11.5.P.C.A. Dispensary, Tyrone Yard ..
... Soon the whole factory may be turned to the manufacture of a new flame tracer cartridge. Most of the workers are French Canadians. and half of them are women.—Press Association. ...
London, Friday Morning. IT H news from the Russian, ~ Libyan, and Far Eastern batlleflelds occupying so much ..
... greeted with considerable satisfaction here. There is some speculation about precisely what Mr. Churchill meant when he told Canadian journalists that in the last five months the net losses of ships were only one-fifth the preceding five months. But whatever ...
LINEN INDUSTRY DURING 1941
... abroad, and reducing luxury spending. Linen imports to New Zealand have been controlled under quota during recent years. Canadian buying of linens was wonderfully steady and encouraging during 1941, and, but for certain official obstacles in fulfilling ...
TO-DAY'S RADIO HOME (203.5 391.1, 449.1, 49.38 metres) 7-0 a.ni.—News. 7-15 —Records. 7-30—Exercises. 7 ..
... with Victor Harding (baritone). 3-0 —Home Service. 3-30 —••Aladdin; Excerpts from pantomime, from a Northern theatre. 4-o—Canadian Forces’ Party. 4-30- 8.8. C. Military Band. 5-o— Tom, Dick and Harry.” 5-15— Opera Home (records). 6-0— News. 6-30— Sandy's ...
DUTCH SUB.'S BIG RISKS
... British most characteristic attributes in VITAMIN K SAVES LIVES. CHINESE RESIST. JAP. DRIVE. people signed chits for their day- Canadian force, and then rejoined their unit. the Far East. whereby most white —Reuter. medical authorities are CHUNG K I N G . Thursday ...
TO-DAY'S BROADCASTING HOMI tCRVICI -Ma«io of OmUc Scotland. 145—Home MS 1 MS aa OSTVICS. 10.15 ThCSt OrffSQ. 10 ..
... 5 •‘South of the Border” Service. S-JO-” Aladdin ” (excerpts from (recording) 9.2o—Jack Padbury's Orrhes- pantomime). 4.o—Canadian Forces’ Partv. tra. 10.(T-Paderewski records). 10.15 4 30~Llsteners’ Request*, played BBC Service. 10.50 Two’s Company” Military ...
MAY BE WORLD FASTEST
... 1-14+1. Ditto Ist Prat. 52+11. Midlands 191-1. Ditto 1924 Profs 555 , -15 Southern Del. 141-1. Ditto Pref. Ore. 11141-1, Canadian Paoli' 1114-0. San Paulo 471-4. INDUSTRIALS. Distillers 725 951-‘3d. Courtaulds Hong Kong Bank 45143. Midland Sank (P.P.) ...
WHAT A MAN!
... a corporal of the Vernon, George Washington's R.A.F.. American and British birthplace, to lav a wreath on the detectives, Canadian railway tomb of the United States's first officials and stenographers. as President. well as journalists and cameramen of ...