... Act to Consolidate and Amend the Acts Relating to the Volunteer Force in Great Britain.' In ease of actual or apprehended invasion of any part of the United Kingdom power is taken to cull out the Volunteer Corps or any of them. They are hound to ticseallile ...

... is propeace. It advocates, not one-sided disarmaincnt, but disarmament by international agreement. It opposed the Italian invasion of Abyssinia not because the Italian Government is Fascist but because it refused to recognise the sanctity of treaty obligations ...

... positions that would have been impregnable to any but British troops. For centuries the soil England has been secure from invasion. But the soil of Natal and Cape Colony is not less sacred than our own land, and it has been desecrated by ruthless invaders ...

... SUICIDE IN POLAND A FRIEND of mine who slipped out of Poland on the very eve of the German invasion tells me that the number of suicides of Czechs who escaped over the border, only to find that they would have to go back, was quite incredible. At the ...

... feeling of security was essential to peace, and that, there were recsons why France should he nervous in regard to Ilernian invasion. and why France and Italy should be nervous of each other; hut these problems were quite capable of a rational solution ander ...

... reached the lowest stage of any British Government by allowing ourselves to be dictated to by a tuppenyha'penny dictator. The invasion of Abyssinia was a dircct result of our inactivity in Manchuria, and now Japan was busy again in China. The British would ...

... av nut titiVi.ed U.. t erue the 'silver streak,' and, for the 'take of our mothers and svivoti and children. to repel the invasions on this Villt• rather than have an invader's foot tor the first time for a thou- Amid year,. (out the fret. soil of Britain ...

... of the Shepherd's Bush Empire will see Harry Tat in his sketch, Billiards and Cabaret. Summer always brings an American invasion to the variety theatres, but, so long as it brings newcomers of the quality of Beth Challis, who will ppear Guy Newell will ...

... assassination of one of the leaders el the tribes-an ally of ours-and the invasion at the territory by • southern chief -• little Napoleon of the frontier. At the time of the invasion e young British officer bad charge of the fort, sea owing to the tact which ...

... the Army of Occupation, and a member of the Dantzig Inter-Allied Commission. He was in Poland at the time of the Russian invasion. Previously to joining General Motors, he was for a time in the service of the National Provincial Bank. He has represented ...

... and the Russians is an obsession with them. They should be good democrats, but they have never forgiven the Soviet for its invasion. nor the Czechs for taking advantage of it to occupy a small strip of old Poland. The harshness of their outlook is due to ...

... Horn-lane newsagents, who daily fetches a bundle of evening papers from the G.W.R.station at Acton, very much objected to the invasion of the station booking hall on Friday by a small army of Press photographers, and would not face the cameras when required ...