... Sextet. 9.ss—Welsh Schools. 10.5 3.C—Home Service. 3.|fr—Soviet Popular —School*'’ News. 10.15—Service. 10.30- Music. 4.o—Canadian Forces Party. 4.30 Wallt Records. 10.45—Health Magazine. -Home Service. 5.0-—Records of German's 11.0- . noon—Uinsy Orchestra ...

... residence to-morrow (Saturday), at 2 p.ra., to O.C. Burying- d. Randalstown. Deeply regretted by •rrowing Wife and Family. Canadian please copy. POLLOCK—ApriI 29, 1942, at Liverpool. Irani James, beloved son of the late Thomas and Elizabeth Pollock. Funeral ...

... F. offensive, which neutral countries have called an opening of the second front in the west.” The number of machines the Canadian schools will use for air training purposes alone will ultimately exceel 10.000. and the cost of the plan has been estimated ...

... Theatre—l. ILO, Northern Music Hall. 240 Home Service. 9 . 0, News. 94 0, Into Battle. 940, Form's' Choice. 104, Foe Hockeyi Canadian Army v. Scottish Select Team commentary. 10.30, Greetings to Forces. 10-55. Records. 11.15, Clomp Down. WITH IMPERIAL FORCES ...

... 1-o—News. 1-15 War Commentary 1-30-Billy Cotton’s Band, 2-15—Victor Fleming Orchestra. 3-o—Home Service 3-30-Soviet Music. - Canadian Forces Party. 4-30—Home Service. 5-o—Opera Ease. 5-30-Midland* Light Orchestra 6-o—News 6-30— ’Sandv Calling Middle East” ...

... He is the second chieftain to take such action In that region. The other was the King of Namdang.— British United Press. CANADIAN C.O.'S DEATH. OTTAWA, Friday.— Col. J. L. Ralston. Defence Minister, announced to-day that Lieut.-Col. John L. R. Sutcliffe ...

... lick anyon -. anytime, anywhere, and believe w.-i have got an army that can it.” I Lieut.-General Kenneth Stuart, Chief the Canadian General Staff, in interview.—Reuter. •out ' Fewer Women Smoking! According to my tobacconist, the recent increase the price ...

... more women tegistered than there are jobs for Canadians Will Lick Anyone 1 army being trained to• ' an—lick anyone, any time, any'•n.“ declared* Lieutenant-General i'm*th .Stuart, Chief of the Canadian ■••ial Staff, yesterdav. Britain Must Abandon ...

... residence to-day .Saturday), at 2 p.m., to O.C. Buryingground. Randalstown. Deeply regretted by his j-orrowing Wife and Family. Canadian papers please copy. MOORE—May 1. 1942, at her residence. 54. Street. Jessie, relict Samuel B. Moore, Clandeboye, Co. Down ...

... itself is an achievement to rejoice over. A meeting on such a colossal scale and embracing guest teams from the British and Canadian Forces in England necessitated a considerable outlay, but the entire expenses were ,defrayed by the proprietors of the Belfast ...

... condition prevailing at the end of the last war. since control and distribution of foodstuffs were far more efficient than, then. Canadian Commander Dies in Hong Kong Lieut.-Coloncl John Sutcliffe, com. mandmg the First Battalion Winnipeg Grenadiers in Hong Kong ...

... Ministry news service. Spitfires sweeps over Le Havre and behind Cap Oris Nez returned claiming only two Nazis damaged. A Canadian pilot-offlcer who sent a F.W. I'JO diving in flames “could not wait to see it crash. When a F.W got on to the tail one ot ...