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... 1929, at the Post Office, Boston, Mass., under the Act of March 3rd, 1879. Sec. 397 P.L.,&R. Registered for transmission by Canadian Magazine Post. I ,0.4a Subscription rates Inland and abroad 18s. 6d. per annum, 9s. 3d. for six months, single copies Is ...
... curiosity, although the V.C. is restricted to British subjects, two Danes and a Russian won it in 1914-1918-- they were in the Canadians The first name in the ledger is that of Midshipman Lucas who in 1854, hurled a live shell into the Baltic. He was killed ...
... with him occasionally, but I never believed what I was hearing, whereas Tom did. Together we offered our services to the Canadian Air Force. Looking back, I remember how completely dumbfounded I was when we had completed our physical examination. Tom ...
... dumps at Barentsberg, on the island of Spitsbergen Canadian soldiers outside communal building at Barentsberg while brigadier explains mission to Chief Commissioner in the Council Chambers I A Canadian officer chatting with two Iceland women wearing native ...
... —one of lanes which struck the biggest air war—at the heart of Germany's in- • eland. H for Hitler and if H • , agree. Six Canadians, one Scot st the target in tea from a mobile heir bomber's wings, while await- _ _ . ing zero hour for taking off. Engaged ...
... police inspector and another man by a bomb, and an hotel owner was shot. The rioting broke out (accord- ME CREW (Nearly all Canadian) to the Paris Soir ) when a crowd broke into a grocery shop In the Rue de Seine, one of the narrow old streets, and threw ...
... Harry, one of the of bombers i with* attasked Cohens. It • . Is a Halifax of a Royal Cana- Mon Air Squadron l• . . • 1 Six Canadians, a inborn te : and an who fens erew, are standing r beside their aireraft after la it being 'briefed for the raid lo ta •' ...
... Aircraft Destinter 11.10—PhUadelphts Symphony Orchestra. 11--DM Den Minute); News SlC—lnto Battle. 5.110--Bandes Half. Hour. le—Canadian News-Latter 11.111--Oreetings: Orchestra SOVIET RADIO Broadcasts /II English at 1345 a m Its a.m. and 3 a.m. (43 metres): ...
... ot the Glorious First of .June. 1.39.-B.BC. Military Band Blech Btring Quartet t.t®. - Joseph Lewi* and Orch 3.—Home 3.m—Canadian* En- tertaln. I.—Record*. • grand Slam s.—** Small Change Ala.— Ack-Ack. Beer-Beer ' Ml- Command Performance 1. -Rfd ...
... pilots who took part in the colossal raid on Cologne, industrial key town in the Rhineland. The fifth glass was for a young Canadian. Fortyfour of our aircraft failed to return, and his was among them. Chiefly Volunteers One of the four told me (writes ...
... Japanas 'been established -- in that - .rl9•W_-r t and make straight for the bottle. sunk and others damaged. have reached a Canadian port. Tokio. , ready to take up its vital t, ...
... s of Donegall, mother of the well-known journalist, wore a black cloak. She is the widow of the fifth Marquess, and is a Canadian In the uniform of the St. John Ambulance Brigade was Lady Cheticode. She is the wife of Field- Marshal Sir Philip Chetwode ...