... INVASION ? (Continued from page 1) These are countered by critics who take the view that invasion is so remote a possibility as to be not worth considering: that it is the Prime Minister's bogyman. They urge that the best way to stop invasion is not ...

... Invasion ! Each plant has its own particular colony of invaders, and the gardener is soon busy repelling an invasion with the help of his feathered allies and one or two friendly insects. Take my own case. Six months ago no self-respecting fly—onion- ...

... * INVASION VIOUR American experts sit around a table to -discuss the possibility of the invasion of England. The four of them are broadcasters and newspaper men of world repute. They arrive at the conclusion that if Hitler was to try invasion of this ...

... FACE INVASION By Reveille Special Correspondent OT very long ago, Sir Keith Murdoch, Australia's newspaper magnate, wrote in the Daily Mail . . . We sent you (Britain) rifles, shells, ammunition, all sorts of things from our stock—and, of course ...

... flyers, and during the course of the talk asked jokingly, When is this invasion going to start? Invasion? echoed the Polish officer. If you think there's going to be an invasion, you should see what we've done to their ports. DAMN GOOD SHOW The ...

... there is a difference of opinion—over whether or not there is going to be an invasion of Britain. More and more people are beginning to believe there will not be an invasion. I think the odds are on the chance that there will be an attempt. And, of course ...

... heroic work of Soviet civilians makes Herbert Morrison's yellow command read queerly. He ordered that, in the event of invasion, the people were to go to their shelters and stay there (like rats in a trap) until the battle was over—or words to that ...

... necessarily endorse the views expressed by contributors With decoy ducks as attractive as she on our beaches, we may expect an invasion any minute. ...

... only one reason why Propert's Cream has been the batman's standby since the days when the Army made Napoleon think better of invasion. ...

... WE MUST INVADE There will have to be an invasion of the continent, Lieut.-General A. G. L. McNaughton, Canadian Corps Commander, told Canadian Editors who visited him in Britain the other day. You men won't be surprised at the news—REVEILLE told you ...

... AUSSIES' DILEMMA A LL the. eyes of the world are focuse.d toward the theatre of war in the Pacific. The invasion threat to Australia has disturbed the minds of Aussies stationed in the Motherland and :wnose lot it is to serve in theatres of war far ...

... compensation for Home Guards deprived of their usual salary through being mustered for continuous service durinc the threat of invasion wer issued recently. Men will receive 7s. a day an boys ls. 6d. Jilllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilll ...