... SENTRY SHOT. DRAMATIC AFFAIR AT HOW IT HAPPENED. A spy rumour loci to a dramatic tragedy at Bidston in the early hours of to-day, sentry beim? shot dead. The aged twenty, and his home was 34, Upper Mill * street, Liverpool. It appears that an alarm was ...

... I barded Thann, Lambach, and Semiheim.— j Association. A SPY RUMOUR. reported capture at DOVER, The Exchange Telegraph Company's Dover correspondent to-day says it is reported that a German spy was captured the western heights la9t night. The message ...

... the paper, “has recently been the victim of a persistent and annoying canard. The rumour was to the effect that he had been ' arrested as a German spy.’ Apparently the rumour started through someone reading that three spies had been arrested dressed as monks ...

... Oleg Lyalin Belgium strongly in favour detente with the Communist that she does want get involved in an international spy scandal The rumour is that the B elglan Government actively tried to suppress Press that the Russian Anatoli Tchebotarev had vanished ...

... LIVERPOOL'S SPY RUMOURS. Asked other day what, Liveroool folks of the alien enemy peril Sir John M.P.. told a Daily ' correspondent that Liverpool has not been great a resort- for Germane .Manchester, but Sir John remarked: that even Liverpool tales ...

... that the rumour reached the flotilla that Evans was still alive. Craig and Tebb went down to Submarine Headquarters in London. The rumour had been correct. And then. in February. there came another rumour that Evans had been shot. Again the rumour proved ...

... spy mission ■by RE GEORGE Winners Cup quarter final against the Reds will be movers has caused excitement on ing to Anfield in an administraboth sides of the Channel, tive capacity. although I understand Liver- However, i I believe Kristainspool's ticket ...

... relating war material. impression that the man w« a spy was firmed. Further denials were of avail An armed guard with fixed bayonet* up, and the stranger found himself military custody. The wildest rumours concerning the incident were going about in the ...

... those rumours was false and which was true the U.S. Government would nct have been forced to act in the dark. But the one man who should have been able to advise the White House on what was actually going on—the nation's so-called - Master Spy Allen ...

... GERMANY SPY MAD. MR. GERARD ON MURDEROUS CROWDS. are indebted to the courtesy of tha editor of the ''Daily Telegraph for the following extracts. from the instalment of Mr. Gerard's book which appears in to-day's ,issue that journal: During the first ...

... Spy fears at school founder of a posh Scottish school was a suspected Nazi spy, according to records released yesterday. MIS agents In Edinburgh, top police and the Secretary of State for Scotland ware convinced In 1940 that Dr Kurt Hahn should be Interned ...

... FALSE RUMOURS There was another method by which the Germans sought to destroy confidence and to increase confusion, namely, the method of false rumour. It is A well-known fact that in times of stress and danger even sensible human beings are apt to relieve ...