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... INVASION OR NO INVASION ? CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 2.—The I\linitry of the Interior has received a telegram announcing the landing of 1,600 Italian troops at Preveza after the destruction of the Turkish forts there. — Reuter. _ _ _ PARIS, Oct. 1 (Morning) ...
... MIMI INVASION!! INVASION!! II In II I INVASION INVASION ...
... 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 ...
... INVASION AFTER INVASION of hungry hordes, eager to plunder the fabulous wealth of India. These invasions only ceased with the British occupation and the establishment of the pax Britannica. The origin of the present warlike and savage tribesmen of the ...
... THE INVASION: Invasion francs LAST night the News Chronicle secured, from official and other sources, the first pictures telling the story of the Allied landing Right: While shells from covering warships explode among buildings inshore. American infantry ...
... INVASION .7 have been told by a person in high authority that the reason the expected invasion of Holland and Belgium did not come off was due to a difference of opinion between Hitler and his leaders. This I am willing to believe, but I am certain that ...
... invasion. One sign that plans are far advanced is the extension of Gen. MacArthur’s command to the Ryukyu Islands, giving him what he has described as a great semicircular base for the final conquest.” • ...
... The invasion Continued from Page One roads leading north to the assault bay. It is known that though the heavy blows inflicted by our bombing have slowed his movements, they have not stopped him. Some of the railways and some of the roads in this wellroaded ...
... The Invasion. Coming down to Saturday, 22nd April last, witness gave particulars of the messages received as to the arrival off the Irish coast of the vessel disguised as a tiorwegian accompanied by a German submarine. _ Ninoteen German sailors and three ...
... INVASION WEATHER: CHILLY A FTER brilliant 1 - early morning sunshine the sky over the Straits of Dover became clouded today. The sea wa3 fairly calm, although there was a slight swell in mid-Strait, and a cold north-east wind was blowing. The French coast ...
... THE INVASION OF SERVIA. ...
... Invasion to victory cost us 541 men a day COM BINE D British and Canadian Army casualties in the 337 days from the time they invaded Normandy on D-Day until the cease fire on May 9 totalled 184,512, includi n g 39,599 k illl ed, 126,545 wounded and 18 ...