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... allowance was paid to her. At the same tme she was in receipt of allowance from her legal hue* band. The allowance from the Canadian Army was paid byl cheque amounting to £l4 10s. 10ela a month. In the statement made to P. Copper defendant said: I now see ...

... Horsham and Worthing British Red Cross, Mrs E. Iraniwell Davis was married at Ourrington on Saturday to Mr F. Sandlson, of the Canadian Army. Members of the British Red Cross and the Women's Junior Air Corps formed a guard of honour as bride and 'groom left ...

... through nervous debility and was very upset and very agitated about the ticket. Lponard Thomas Lanibert, a serv-ant in the Canadian Army, who was charged with aiding and abetting Miss Whelan, said he must have given her the ticket 'Mite by accident. Mr ...

... Sergeant was a waitress and another a saleswoman. A Corporal and a number of privates were shop assistants, and there is one Canadian member whose peacetime job is making fishing nets. Selection for the Platoon is almost always a step to promotion. A.T.S ...

... road, Worthing, said that Mrs Cook had rented a bedsitting room at her house since last February or March. She brought a Canadian Corporal ' named Sam Malone to share the room and told witness that he was her husband. Witness knew them both as Mr and ...

... sentencing Albert Radio Relay of Champeneys. Thakeham. John Coulombe and Rosaire Lemehn, ;shelters father was Richard Shelley ,' Canadian soldiers, to six months' of Warminghurst. hard labour for breaking and en- Programmes tering a Y.M.C.A. canteen Snapshots ...