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... INVASION COMMITTEE. It va* intimated that the following Invasion Committee had been appointed:— Major P. I/aing (Home Guard), Major E. Macdonald (A.R.P. Service*), Mr Hamilton (Fire Services), Inspector Scott, Mr J. H. Brown (Local Food Officer), and ...
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... Invasion In July? EXPECTED BY CERTAIN MEMBERS OF BRITISH SOVERNMENT. Invasion is expected July liy certain members of the Britia'.i Government, dec'ared Johannes (Steele, tlie Amrrican broadcasting comment,-(tor, who lias just returned Mow York from ...
... CIVILIANS AND INVASION. Instruction, to the civilians Lincolnshire end Norfolk a. to conduct in the event a in. have been Unwed by the Lords • We• tenant. IRISR EVICTIONS. During the quarter ended Sep tember 80th 177 etietiou notice,' sere Bled in the ...
... INVASION COMMITTEE. There was a meeting of the Invasion Committee last w6ek to discuss the various queries arising out of the T.K.W.T. held month. Although the prospect of full-scale invasion is not now anticipated—at least for some months —the possibilities ...
... THE INVASION. Why should Britain subject to periodical 6ts of mania arising out a dread of invasion Formerly France was the formidable Power; and so deeply rooted was the fear that our Volunteer system was organised. If there ever was any danger of a ...
... one or two observations regarding the attitude of Belgium prior to the invasion in May of last year 1. You claim that the Belgian case for not asking for help until the invasion occurred is a weak one. It may seem so now, but at the same time the arguments ...
... lIESISTINO INVASION. A contemporary us that on Bentley a soinewlint cianic incident occurred in a de, , w-ntiog worship not many miles from the of the Gals. To uuderatatiti the matter ee meat go • A worthy 1 n e t his worthy sroil-wife had three ..ittings ...
... INVASION OF SERBIA. OUR ALLIES FALL BACK BEFORE LARGE AUSTRIAN FORCE. ...
... Danger of invasion A warning iJml ihrre w;ia Jang.-r of crying Wolf too often regarding tit* citizens' oldigatious in an invasion' was made by Lord Lautliam in the House of Lords on Wednesday. Ho believed tliat any extension of training would not lompeneatv ...
... AN INVASION OF PARIS. lie as referring mainly to the men's trade, but their main objeetise in this mission was 'the ladies' or costume trade, as far as it could be catered for by Scotch tweeds or woollen fabrics capable of being produced in Scotland. ...
... THE INVASION. We do not set as many Englishmen in France. Germany or Kiwis, as Germs.. all over Europe. are properly invaders; they crowd they fill our shops and offices, and ai France they are an o u . a ri o n• as b e f o re 1870. We think that the ...