... 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. Subscription rates Inland and abroad 18s. 6d. per annum, 9s. 3d. for six months, single copies Is. 6d., and ...

... own Invention with flevastating effeet By C. V. TENCH FLIGHT-LIEUTENANT JAMES GERRIE, of the 7th Atlantic Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force, removed his goggles and wiped them hurriedly. Replacing them he stared again across the tumbling mass of wind-stressed ...

... activities. Born on Eleuthera, he realised the prodigious possi bilities of the island and its attraction for those British or Canadians who want the sun and an open-air life, with the opportunity of making a living but certainly not a fortune. So having built ...

... applied for the milk her husband drew over ES. Order All Canadians must work NJ Canadian capable of working will be permitted to remain voluntarily unemployed under an order issued by the Canadian Government last night. No employer may dismiss any worker ...

... 3.30. The World War. American Commentary (recording) ft.45 istoryi 6- News. 6.30. I.3B—Denis Matthews (piano). 9.—201h -Canadian Calendar 7.—American Century Serenaders Sports Bulletin. I.3 Make and 9.38.—8 and Coldstream Guards. Mend. 3.—Billy Mayerl's ...

... September 25. and at the Seymour Hall. Marylebone. on October Both shows will be in aid of King George's Fund for Sailors. Canadian bantam champion. Eddie Petrin. will have his second London contest on Thursday at Caledonian Road Baths. He will meet the ...

... it. Guns Worth till Evidence was given Mrs. Istephal. of Chislehurst, Kent, that in October. 1941. her daughter married a Canadian airman. On November 14 Tremaym• called, giving the name of Browne, said he hail come from America and was • business friend ...

... PLACA OP 11111 ALLIES Oidedi Peg flown on Canadian /throat' le the lifttleh It *ith the ehield of Atttoi nt la 10 the V. The Jerk In the tnh left-hand corner at of in the Rtitimh l'ottititon*ealth of Natione. 1h bielfl, part of the Arms a Canaan. Ilitided ...

... his money back, and if he Laurence's Church and the junction of continued to be elleeesefel be could Ve the main road with Canadian-aventw. on ad infinitum. The bad point about the business was Surprise is being expressed, however. tit it it wit , anti ...

... that such handsome financial results have accrued from the baseball matches which have been played between American and Canadian Army teams at this famous arena. A recent match, for instance, which drew a gallery of 10,000, produced £950, and the whole ...

... 7.5 In Britain Now. 7.3ll—ftsa Half- Hour, s—Radio Reconnaissance. 6.20-8.5 C. Dancing Club. News. 9.l6—Radio Padre. 536—Canadian Sports Talk. 11.411 Challapine's Life in and Story. 15.30—Music While You Work. 11— Close down. SOVIET BROADCASTS IN ENGLISH ...

... 'NO' Canadians Wdconed Another armoured formation to add to Canada's overseas army has arrived safely at a British port. Included in the convoy was a complete hospital staff from French Canada, and the first contingent of R.C.A.F. (Women's Division,. ...