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Buckingham Palace. Personnel of the C.B.(‘. mohill- unit .\'o. ll, with

_ Mr. Bowman and Mrs. Holmes, includes Jerry Wilmnt. English-spook- lrlg commentator; Gerard Arthur, Frenclospr-aking rommentatnr, Ind Albert E. Altherr; French-speaking memhcr of the cnzlnccrml; division of the Canadian Broadcasting (forpnrr ' n.

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lwltllﬁi RQKZZS After a, 12-day zailvcniurotls jour- ney, in which h:- lnofcll thc Nazi~ In Bellziuln. this Royal '\ir Forvc flghtcr command pil arrivcll safely in England. Shot down near the Belgian '"r. hc culled capture lly dlﬁﬂilﬁillll}! himself us a

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QROUI’ CAPTAIN BROQKES “iv-own liﬂlllnln Uenrgc BrOOKCS, 9 lctr ccmnzrmhng Nu. l air train. "l: command, R.( Toronto .

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TliPir SPIN“ fLViIiE lW-"iiiill ﬂmililftvtl. 35 vrfllli’: irrncn rccclvctl thclr “hills aml commissions pilot officers in thc R1‘. F. at (‘amp Bonicn, Julie In thr some crrcmonv, Wing (Tlmlltilniihl; F 5- 3196i". Will? Diflllcd 0" "'4'" "WW5 WIIIKS. sari farcwrll to thc group anti turnrri rnrcr rﬁlnntahthto Group (‘aptrin .~\. T. Fnwlry. In t-hc TOP pctllrc. {he _\' mg flicrs arc lizard tln unit n: for tin- prowl-n. tntinn: BELOW. Wing Commander McGlll pins the . gli-ng nllrtk; clnhlrln nn Alan IlIcNaughtnn 5m; or Major-Gen. A. G. L. MCN-"Jlﬂhtll". Commander of the first (‘altadialt division. I

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KINGS GUARD lliliT tnhlc Sylvio Langlois, onc of “lLP. officers who guarded the lul and Quccn on tht-Zc lztur Inst, your. was scriou>ly il nrcd when the car in which hc was rid- ing turncd over five timcs.

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IACRED SANDS of Egypt may not be spared from the crushing bontheel oi’ modern mechanized “He; brigade. The warfare s: Allied and Axis forccs takc up thc fray in French. British and Italian African colonlu. {gmade l‘, w m; med (or lrllﬂrd ilerc’: picturesque but terrifying scene as British tank rumbles ever sands on Egyptian dcsert, um‘,

FIGHTING WlTll Ii. . .Pil0t Officer Nrol K. S . licld of Vancouver is one of the Canadian flit-rs and ground crows who com- aoieFthe 242ml Squadron of ihc

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w wilNiiii Rndiophoto) A German olilt-l-r, loll, solemnly salutes a fellow Nlzi n the lnlicr escorts the l-‘rcllch delegates who signed the armistice with Nazi

rioone, he was engaged in convoy patrol over thc North Sm llcfore the Invasion of Holland and Bei- ginm. Ilc has sinn- flown in France and brought down s Nazi bomber with ll. fivc-nlalt crl-n" while H was ﬂying n singlc-scatcr ovrr I'l-

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Altcr dclivcring to Frcnch plclnpolclltlarlcs his lllifsll tlrlnisthc icrnls, rlcuigncll forwcr to cllnnnate l-‘raltcc as a military power in Europe. lhlolf Ilztlvf aml his staff lcnve thc armimcl- train in (iompctgne fort-st. In this picture, radioed from Berlin to hcwtorh. arc <honn lI.l-Zl"l‘ to RI(i‘l'I'l: (‘olAlem Walthcr von Brnuchitnch. (‘ol.~ticn. Wllhclm Kclu-I. Urnnd Allmlrlol Erich Racder, Hitler, I-‘iclll Marshal hmnon tiocrlﬁ: (In crime Icrilrmlnrll. rowan" )Iinl<trr Jomlvim Von Rlhhrntrop (lvchlnd Gilcrinf

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