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... Press, &11, sees tnat witn the threat of invasion, the people of Britain has risen in its armed strewth and gives valuable advice on how this strength can best he used against that particular form of invasion which caws from the skies. His booklet is ...
... spoke with strong feeling. Both Russia and China knew well the full meaning of invasion by cruel enemies. She described how the Japanese had extended territory by invasion until now they had possession of tremendous resources —half the wealth of the world ...
... can be no two opinions about the demands which invasion will make on our fighting men and our transport resources. STAY AT HOME THIS SUMMER and leave the lines clear for their tremendous tasks. INVASION _ »' *» Whichever way you interpret the word ...
... Thurston Hall, Lloyd Corrigan, Anna Q. Nilsson, Etta McDaniels, and Helen Lend. Civilians’ Part in an Invasion Tim part civilian* will play tlk* oveut invasion is in plans pnlilirlini l>y lJu ...
... with unpopularity. The Sardinian invasion has quite different character ; it constitutes direct intervention of one regularly constituted State in the affairs of another independent State. Strange say, the Sardinian invasion look place without any declaration ...
... KELSO Kelso Invasion Committee. The Regional Commissioners for Civil Defence for the South-Eastern District, Scottish Region, has appointed an Invasion Committee for the Burgh of Kelso. The membera appointed by the Commissioner are Provost A. Titilah ...
... troops, and sag the French Ambassador hod only a despatch to the French Couvol at Ancona, containing en assurance that the invasion of the States of the Church by the Sardiniari. was far from heing effected with the authorisation of the Government of the ...
... 30-782*5, AN INVASION What Germany Wants ...
... yeoman service urging on volunteers to protect the Motherland. The threatened invasion has been well described by Sir Waiter. Great Britain was seldom less provided against invasion. An embarkation from the ports of Holland, if undertaken instantly after the ...
... Dunion. It is only, of course, on an invasion, or an attempted one, that the church bells are authorised to be used. and people should be careful not to confuse the sound of the fire-bell with the possibility of an invasion of charming old Jedburgh. In any ...
... maintaining .messenger •services if communications fail, and helping in ascertaining water, food, and tool supplies. The Invasion Committee will the focal point, and will deal with any urgent matter* for whidh other exiting service responsible. If a town ...
... these decisive weeks, Naali will march close upon the heels cf Britain’s invasion army, pledged to serve the f.ghiing men, whenever they pause for rest and refreshment. Invasion is no new experience for Naafi. Crete .. . Greece .. . North Africa ~. Sicily ...