... INVASION OF MISSOURI. ‘THB PROPOSED PEACE CONFERENCE ABANDONED. The North, American arrived at Greencastle shortly after seven o’clock this (Tuesday) morning. New York, October 7, evening. Mr. Star-ton reports that the operations are progressing sati ...

... THE INVASION The Russian demands for war materials presented the most formidable planning problems. Coal, stores, ballast. and even fresh water, had to be supplied by the Allies at the Russian end of the convoy run, because the Soviet could or would not ...

... THE INVASION—AS IT divisions of air- sions in Norway, on the Bay ' borne troops, landing of Biscay, near Salonika, or behind the German defences. Heliroland Bight The German High Commaj be the spearhead of the mand knows very that Allied invasion, said ...

... Invasion Was Begun— F ailed ...

... INVASION. IMPORTANT STATEMENT BY FIRST SEA LORD. ,LY IMPOSSIBLE. An important statement on the question of he possibility of the invasion of this country is malls public. On two memstabie occasions—in 1904. an! 190—(says a Naval correspoSdeat of the ...

... INVASION Thin Cant9tn t a 6 fim, 30 H.P, vthicU ipith »pmcialiy in*n}at*A hffdy can t*rr* 4,600 mtn for returning to ha*o. Equipment include,» Library, Hariio Set, Gramophone Pick-Up and Record*,Sound Film Projector teell as Urns for hot drinks, petrol ...

... Invasion. France wanted occupation of furthe. German territory to take place forthwith, while Britain and Italy favoured giving an ultimatum to Germany, with occupation to follow non-compliance. The experts are considering the terms of the ultimatum which ...

... INVASION OF Over 500 Post Office pensioners and friends from Bristol. Cardiff, Derby and London, yesterday visited Birmingham. The trip was arranged by the Post Office Retired Officers' Association. In' the afternoon the 'visitors made c tour of inspection ...

... IF INVASION COMES—STAY PUT GENERAL SIR ' HUGH ELLES, chief of the Civil Defence Services operational staff, last night gave the public advice in the event of this country being invaded. It was the duty of everyone to keep his head cool, mouth shut, to ...

... INVASION British farmers are suffering from considerable uneasiness owing to the presence in France of that dreld enemy of the potato grower, the l'olorado beetle. So grave are their fears lest this undesirable alien should invade this country, to the ...

... invasion TIBET was still waiting yesterday for the invasion from Communist China which Peking Radio announced would begin two days ago. Communist armies, long poised near its border, are under orders to liberate the Tibetans from 'their centimesold ...

... INVASION This C»ntom, a 6 ton, 30 H.P. athida with •parially inru boiy can s*rt>4 ...