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... spectacle of his quarry bursting into flames, diving vertically, and breaking in half, was seen by the English pilot of a Canadian night tighter squadron over the North-East Coast prave him a two-second burst.” said the pilot, and received some ineffective ...
... PROVISIONS BACON: The demand continues to treely take up the supplies lor the week, which consist mostly of Canadian and American Wiltshires. with allotments also including small quantities backs, fores, and bellies, with few hams for the ordinary coupon ...
... whom is Mrs. Baker's of the list regarding Relieving Officers brother. throughout the country, and as a re: Naturalised Canadians, with a salt they had lost some of their best small ranch in Vancouver, they officials, who had accepted outside have for ...
... B’wry. 56/6 Woolworths. 51/71? /(, Yorkshire Insur (fully paid). 1634 1949 Allied News 6*!> pc Pref. 25/ Atlas Assur. 11/5/9 Canadian Pacific SlO** Cunard House Db 100 Craven Bros. 10 / ...
... President when the club celebrated its jubilee in 1926 He also played for Cheshire North England and against the Australians and Canadians A fiqe record in business in sport am sure all his friends will me in a word of congratulation Prestbury’s Preservation Scheme ...
... birthday, youngest son of Mrs. and the late Michael NIXON. ijove and best wishes from MOTHER, JAMES. SISTERS, Brothers JOHN (Canadian Army). MICHAEL (R.N.K WILFRID (H M.F ). Best wishes from all relatives. Qu:en of Peace, Intercede to your Divine Son for ...
... night. The sp» fade of is quarry bursting imo lames, diving ver* cally and bi aking in half, seen by' the English pilot of a Canadian night fighter squadron over the North-east coast. ...
... Bed.” 11.15—Geraldo * Orchestra. 12.0 mldnight>l2.2o a.m. —Time; News. FOR THE FORCES (296 1, 342.1, and 48-86 metres) 4.o—Canadian Forces Party. 4.3o—See Home Service. s.o— Opera at Ease. 5.30—8.8. C. Midland Light Orchestra. 6.o—Se e Home Ser- Tice. 6 ...
... PROVISIONS BACON.—There is pause in the demand and releases of American and Canadian meats are being taken up readily retailers. The limited quantities hams and gammons for the coupon trade meet ready sale. LARD.—Business remains fairly satisfactory and ...
... Music-hall; Hippodrome, Chesterfield. 8 30 —Home Service. 9—News. 20 Into Battle.” 9 30 —Forces’ Choice. • 10 —Ice Hockey: Canadian Army v. Scottish Select Team. 10 30—Greetings. 8.8. C. Military Band. 55—’'Music . . » (records)'. 11 15 —Cloee down. ...
... her first stop the Finns disembarked. They preferred not to sail for Murmansk, the U.6.5.R. port. In the crew were seven Canadians, from some of whom I heard the tale. One of them, Harry Mortim.ore, of Toronto, had sailed the Great Lakes, but he was a ...
... attitude adopted by the llazel District Council in allowing the men of HM Forces friend to visit free Recently went with French -Canadian and another friend the the showing one our overseas beautiful cross-section England and was a surprise when I told that airman ...