... INVASION BY THE IANES ! :NbIARK. As Fontoilin and RandeNC wrong. the Rasmus - n$ get gout. Conrad. the ' bell fotairier. has s red put things right, hut hearing that, tl Burgomaster's daughter I hriatine. at ith -.rho he is in love. has in his absence ...

... INVASION Me. Horatin (L., N. Cornwall) asked Mr. Lytlelton to insist on the General Stall' evolving a tactical doctrine with the assistance of the Russian Government and Russian Army. He urged that we should immediately organise an army of invasion. The ...

... An Invasion? In the opinion of military observers here, this increased activity indicates that the Germans are preparing io take the offensive as soon as the word is given by the High Command. Extensive movements of troops have been noted in the interior ...

... for Invasion Authoritative circles in London state that in their ultimatum to Greece Italy charges the Greek Government with having engaged in systematic violation of her neutrality by giving facilities to this country. Ita;y alleges that the Greeks gave ...

... THE INVASION When Mr. Garro Jones suggested that certain events had given rise to some doubt about the reliability of our intelligence service, and to a belief that 48 hours elapsed between the arrival in any Norwegian port of the first invading German ...

... The invasion References to the invasion) of France were made in Short speeches by the Lord Mayor. Mr. J. F. Carr (Hun. Sec:Teti:lw., City Central Savmg. :committee) Mr. Joseph Cope. .Alderman A. Hollins, M.P.— Who asked for the Pottery Workers Society's ...

... INVASION It was in a proclamation to the German Army, broadcast by the official German wireless at 5.40 a.m. to-day that Herr Hitler announced his decision to meet force with force.” Hitler's proclamation was as follows: —- The Polish State has refused ...

... INVASION OF TERRITORY &man Fora of a Thousand Ilea and Artillery. The Star publishes the following cablegram from Lisbon, dated to-day:— The German invasion of Angola, with anti. lery and 1,000 men, Is efficially acknowledged. Portuguese troops have ...

... Invasion GREECE.—The spirit of the Greeks. despite a terrible food shortage. is unquenchable. - WAY* V. **Long Live England are written on walls and pavements and on the backs of Axis cars. There is bad blood between Germans and Italians. The Italians ...

... the invasion Preliminary reports already Waite the Luftwaffe .tosses at N, and it , is probable that, when the final cheek lup made. the total will be over 108 (writes an air corraipondent). American Fortresses. making their third attack in !ess than ...

... THE INVASION For a short distance, and still climbing into the cold, still world above the clouds, we followed the moon path across the caliattiers of the Channel. turned eastwards until Brighton lay 10,000 feet beneath, and th.-n swept inland. Our invasion ...

... The Invasion ..When 1 returned from work 530 the went onl, I was told that a boy or boys hod c:imbed on the roof. broken a window in My quarters over the Drill Hall, got instde. opened the windows, ard' let in abou. 40 people. who regan to claim ...