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1:1 ,1 11rd iivni the closing Jaws o! the German trap in Flanders, these Polish nurses of a Canadian- ﬂuiiah amhulance unit were welcomed by their rommnndant, Miss Patt Tuckett oi Toronto (LEFT), m1 lilt'_V lll"l'i\‘t‘(i snirlv in England. Reported missing‘ aft"r ‘being cut off from British forces, the nurses 11 rn- i-Ii‘iil'li h1- a, British chaplain and bu‘ "hi. safely across tlu- River Loire. lilies Turkett was in

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spirit that made the bulldog the emblem of Britain. The King was inspecting troops at :1 south coast

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LAVAL AFTER PETAIN

Marshal Philippa Petaln, dictator oi totalitarian France, has chosen Pierre Laval, now vice-premier, ll his ultimate successor. Petain. in making the announcement, used the royal “we? Laval always hr-‘s stood tor friendship with the dictators.

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ham, eomrnandor-in-diiel o! Bri- tish Mediterranean squad unu; led British in Mediterranean attack on lhllon navy.

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lion of Belgium in 1914. Now the 78-year-old author of ‘ "yoga" u“ Melisande" has had to flee froirn Belgium, laid vmste by the new Gannon invasion. Ho is ocen hon u M I "rived in New York, =1 hair-net covering his zraw wig. With him was his wire the actress Renee The! said they had lost all their possessions, barely escaped in time to avoid arrest by thodV-auh. . )

Captain Kilkenny commands respect of all ranks oi the Irish Regi- rnrnt. (zptaln Kiikenrrv, or "Killy" as the rhampion Irish won hound is known to the men, is the ilrst and believed to be the only. officially registered mascot in the C.A.S.l*‘. lie has his regimental - number and draws his food allowance. Just three year old, Captain i»- - Kilkenny weighs 180 pounds and "he's not fully grown yet." Bred oi’ champion imported stock, the huge Irish woil hound Woo IMHO!“ to tho regiment two yells ago. Capt. Kilkonrsy i. mum pm; g kllted irlend.

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Those children ml! INK I! V "W?" 0|! Mlllllyl. but llmlllt “l7 mirnlto of their time is taken up with lesson and trips around Toronto to seo interesting and his- torical hiahsnots- The: m 11m or n rrm M 100 vhildrm from 6m: Britain brought to Cansdl by tho st. 1111113’, school, Whitby, Engn, and are staying n st. Mildred’! cvllﬂiie. Members oi the St. Elmo's school stall came with them. They are having s grand thno continuing their studies in new surroundings, but sirens on police nu! sound so much like the air raid alarms back homo that some or them have jumped out of lml at night. Pimp-l in the city parks are a hvorits feature and, LEFT, Dftnrgtﬂﬂttfiiyqllo aInd Margaret P , 10, spend a few moments reading in tho pork. A group of the children staying at St. Mildredh (RIGHT), wear broad smiles that a es to u-r npp ness. ,