... INVASION AND COUNTER-INVASION. In Copenhagen there is an information bureau for the Oxford Group. As a business .he Mayor was proman one sensed immediately that here was .at.l Noble. the chair- one of the nerve centres of this world-wide The eXectittve ...

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... INVASION OF RUSSIA They had reached a critical stage in the war and a notable crisis In the history of the country. There was always a danger of energy beginning to flag at a certain stage of a contest. They must redouble their energies and dedicate ...

... NEW INVASION Yet Reading's 1949 regatta sees the advent of a number of new clubs who have not competed be before. They include H.Q.I 90 Group. RAY.. R.A.P. Benson, Chelsea Polytechnic 8.C., Maidenhead County Boys School. University College, Southampton ...

... INVASION OF TILENURST. On Saturday, sixte,m members of the Cloyesmore 'school Tr om of 8.-P. Sonde bearing despatches, sot on • dark night to effect an entry into • fUenctly annated ia Wont. 'llkismet. Thirty nienshem of the Theburst Troop were ectiog ...

... DICTATORIAL INVASION. I The Labour Party had a positive policy for peace, and were also much concerned with 'health services Turning to the Factories 'Act, he referred to the stand made In the House of Commons by Mr. Rhyl Davies and other Labour members ...

... MUSICAL INVASION Big Entry for Reading Band Contest Reading was a meeting place for 80 braes and five military bands on Saturday. They came to compete In the thirteenth annual contest of the Berkshire and Neighbouring Counties Band Festival Guild. Throughout ...

... I ' Invasion' CHRISTIAN COMMANDO CAMPAIGN What does the C.C.C. stand for? Christian Commando Campalo. Accordinfr to the Oxford dictionary oommando la a party called out for military service, and the Christian Commando team has been specially chosen ...

... Airmen's Invasion. The large addition of men to the local schools of the Royal Flying Corps amply justifies the extension of the work in the town, and in the course of a few days axklitional premise will be opened, replete with all comforts and necessities ...

... in being toll that there will be no invasion, but who act as though they were certain of the fact. We hope most sincerely that. with the growing improvement of our defences, Hitler will decide no,. to attempt invasion, but we are most definitely of opinion ...

... In Caw ef Invasion. General CALLEY said there was now on the part of the War Office every effort being made, not only to recognise the Volunteers, but also to equip them and render them efficient in every pommble way. In the of invasion, the Volunteers ...

... MAKES BOATS AND INVASION. Lord Dreborongb, presiding at the anneal Meetleg of the Thamee Conservancy Board on Monday, that although they had a redneed staff owing enlistment_for r the war, they might he called =b4st.h.reoWa uld ,rn O t ffi or certain ...