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... in Alaska. tourist routes, putting the Arctic The highway stretches be- Circle within the teach Of the average tween the Canadian railhead at driver. Dawson Creek, British Columbia, and Fairbanks, Alaska. Ten thousand The highway boldly changes Alaska's ...
... end Chorus, with John Duncan (baritone). 3-0 Home Service 6*o, Small Change; S-15. ' Ack-Ack, Beer-Beer. 80. News; 0-30. 1 Canadian Calendar. 7-0, American Sports Bulletin; 7-5, Command Performance: 7-36. The Orchestra Speaks (2): The Cellos. 8-0. Gernldo's ...
... Madera 96+It. Dol. 31 +I. ditto Pref. 71+4, Midland +I Southern Pref. 111 +I, ditto Prd. 76 +lt, B.A. Great Meithern 111+1. Canadian Paden 11 i49+4. INOIII7IIC Atli—Courage + DMtillers Ms 91+91, 113e+11, Bradford Dyers 34. Cottle* DYere 34+9/, 31+ British ...
... CANADIAN ULSTERMAN Private Geo. Dranovich. of the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada. who has been reported killed in action at Dieppe, was a cousin of Mr. Charles Johnston. jun..' 97 Mervue Street. Belfast. Aged 21, he was married two days before ...
... holders. The Foreign market was less active and rather irregular, and there was not a lot doing in Latin American issues, but Canadian dollar securities were fairly cheerful. Shipping, Breweries (Guinnessgained another shilling at 114 s). Textiles, Engineering ...
... boi _ . „| America, the last being \nlunengaged In nghler teers who Joined llp tlle ’NT'tlrst light on October 31 the al Canadian Air Force. Squadron began scoring, destroy- ing two and badly damag- aUUIII Victory INCAr several otner escorting lighters ...
... after midnight the second at dawn. The escort put :i thick smoke screen in the first attack, but a sergeant phot of the Hoyal Canadian Air Force from Albion. New York, found a hole through the smoke. Guided by flare from another ’plane, he dived into position ...
... F.mbuche r. 4/2 Btpcarl c.. BanerehaK 15/2 Stick Fingers. Caprctto. 100,8 Cimbrone, 100/6 others. MISSING JEWELLERY Two Canadian Soldiers Charged Jewellery worth £2,480 belonginl to Grace Viscountess Brentford widow of the first Viscount Brent ford - ...
... NAILWAYII:—Cit. Western SE L.N.E. Def. 31 + ). DP. PTO. 71 - L Nldlarld + Det 211 5. Alitetagafta - I. B.A. 01. Southern 191 - 1. Canadian P 24. 161 +7.111. INDUSTRIALS:-Dlstillers 831+11d. new 1144 Ind. Coops 95s Watriey Def. 9d+lllld. Bradford Clore 141--3 d ...
... pylons, and enemy shipping were among the targets attacked during! the sweeps over France. Two Canadian pilots who have now taken part in eight attacks onj locomotives since the middle of; last month added another goods engine and two army lorries to; ...
... School*. S.O-Mnslo ~ 9 While You Work 3.50- Nancy Logan o,o—News. 935—Radio Padre. 9.40 ntano). 3.4s—Scottish Orchestra. 4.t0- Canadian Sports. 9.50 Enfleld , ® y. v f'.ver s Orcb-stra. 5.E-Welsh. Central Band 10.30-Music While Ton J s.2o—Children. Work. fl ...
... Sports Bulletin; 7-5, The World Goes By; 7-30. ENSA Half-Hour. 8-0, BB C. Dancing Club. 9-0, News; 0-25, Radio Padre: 9-40. Canadian Sports Talk; 9-50, Enfleld Central Band. 10-30—11 0, Harry Fryer’s Orch ATHLONE (Dublin) —531 metres 1-0. Concert; 1-40. ...