... ITALY'S NAVY AND THE NAPLES REVIEW Battleships Cruisers, Destroyers, and Submarines Engage in Exercises for Herr Hitler MANOEUVRES IN THE CALM WATERS OF NAPLES BAY: An Italian submarine taking part in the recent elaborate naval exercises held to mark the occasion of Chancellor Hitler's visit to Italy. This craft is a unit of the Pietro Calvi class built about three years ago with a ...

... SIR Asthdnt Edex , the Foreign Secretary , ob Saturday declared that Britain's interest in the Spanish war was the maintenance of territorial integrity . Speaking at a Unionist fete at Coughton Court , near Alcester , Warwickshire , he said that in pursuit of their main objective—to prevent the Spanish civil war from spreading beyond the frontiers of Spain—the Government had the support of the ...

... from a Government anti- It will be recalled that the Royal Oak was bombed by Government aeroplanes while under aircraft battery exploded on the battleship Royal Oak during an air raid at Valencia. way off Europa Point, Gibraltar, in mistake for an insurgent cruiser, early in February. To Captain T. B. Drew, who was in command, and three other officers were injured. It was entirely prevent the ...

... At 11 . 20 this morning the ceremony o £ the opening of the new Forth Bridge at Kincardine , with a descriptive commentary hy George Blake , will be broadcast on the Scottish wavelength . In : the evening at 7 . 30 , Howard M . Lockhart presents Good Hallowe ' en , a seasonable miscellany for the eve of All-Hallows Day , devised hy Ella Gordon Park . • Following a performance by the B . B ...

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... (By Private Wire.) »• Northern Whig end Bellait Port Office, 107/111, Fleet Street. London, Tuesday. m. TO AVOID ANOTHER WAR. Mr, Churchill’s New Proposals. The “Morning Post” observes:—To avert the measureless catastrophe of ‘mother war Mr. Churchill would make another attempt to lead the nations of Europe into a strong structure of law and goodwill. He suggests a system of regional pacts ...

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... TRANSPORT BOARD CHAIRMAN’S DEFENCE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REPLIES At meeting of the Derry Chamber of Commerce on Monday. Major J. Colhoun. M.C.. president, in the chair. Mr. W. Logan (secretary) said there had been rather voluminous correspondence with the Transport Board since the last meeting. reported on the visit of Mr. D. L. Clarke, chairman of the Transport Board, to the Chamber on the 13th ...