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... THE INVASION RUMOURS. WHAT WAS THEIR PROBABLE ORIGIN? n the House of Commons on Monday, Mr. W. Thorne (West Ham, 8.3, asked the Leader of the House whether he was aware of the rumonrs which were common in various parta of London that an invasion had taken ...
... VATICAN AND THE INVASION OF ITALY Although the special organs of the Vatican have little to say on theé Italian military erisis, clerical opinion generally is in complete accord with the national determination that the invadi:lg enemy must be driven out ...
... explains that the particular ‘“‘emergency’’ contemplated by the endorsement is that which would be caused by invasion, or apprehended invasion, of our shores by an enemy force. The War Office proposes to direct country commandants to ascertain the number ...
... of half a million francs, for having refused to emolish the ruing of the buildings destroyed by the Germans during their invasion. ...
... specially trained for service in the event of an invasion being imminent), and the second for men who are of military age, the latter to be free to vacate their civil employment in the event of an invasion being imminent without detriment to the due execution ...
... Ambassador has issued a signed tatement addressed to Italian subjects in the United States, in which he declared that the tide f invasion in ITtaly will be rolled back though he enemy has launched a supreme effort, Both he country and the Army are unanimous, ...
... because men in the force remain in their industriea and are still available for the defence of their country in caee of invasion. —e——— ...
... Vol. Regt., ARE DOING THEIR BEST IN TRAINING TO BECOME THOROUGHLY EFFICIENT SHOULD THEIR SERVICES BE REQUIRED IN CASE OF INVASION. IN OTHER WORDS, THEY ARE GIVING UP THEIR SPARE HOURS TO DRILL IN ORDER THEY MAY DEFEND THESE SHORES IF NEED BE. SURELY THEN ...
... e D — — FARMING IN FRANCE. Some idea of the severity of the blow to French agriculture which invasion has dealt may be gained from recently issued figures indicating the great quantity of farming machinery which will have to be replaced after the war ...
... symptoms are being . ind it is reported that grave events have ut at Smyrna and Damascus. The fall ot lina and a Russian invasion of Anatolia are » il Tit Al el ns to secure peace On all the Turkish ...
... submarine campaign. Speaking of Belgium, he asserted, amidet loud applause, that the German people had never regarded the invasion of Belgium as an injustice. Germany had taken no more than her right, and he deplored the unfortunate utterances of the ...
... the battles of the Empire we must organise and equip a force to take their place as defenders of these shores in case of invasion. Men, who for reasons of health or age, are unable to stand the strain of war overseas have volunteered for this duty. Ten ...