... Spy Centre The Japanese knew the exact location of vital airfields, hangars, and other structures, and where certain naval vessels would be berthed. Their fliers.” says the report. had the most detailed maps, courses, and bearings so that each could attack ...

... DECLARATION RUMOURS Rumours in Switzerland of a Turco- Russian declaration during the week-end were Quoted yesterday hy the Berne corresoondent of the New York Times. According to an Associated Press message from Ankarr, on Saturday, the rumours arc also ...

... The professional spy must have strong technical training, and women, as a rule, had not got such a training. But though women, generally speaking, were rotten spies, they were first-class messengers. It was comparatively easy for a spy to get information ...

... said. These isolated instances, which would seem to have been plucked from a spy melodrama, are only a tiny part of the acid than ran through France’s defences. There were rumours. Refugees, appearing in the midst of French troops, begged a supper, and in ...

... against the Government were being instigated by those who earlier bad been foreign agents and now wore the instruments of spying and treason against their country. The Press is demanding an inquiry into thd allegations. The Syrian Parliament to-day passed ...

... rapidity with which the German aircraft discovered the location of British Headquarters gives reason to suspect a welldeveloped spying system. German destroyers in Trondheim Fiord are reported to be taking part in the operations. A fierce battle is reported ...

... enemy finally disappeared, heading south-east. Thirty-five persons were killed* and sixty wounded. With reference to several rumours spread by Tokio asserting that the Netherlands Fleet is completely destroyed, the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy has officially ...

... there had sentenced a German-Araerican, Arthur Kahtzer, and two other Germans to fifteen years’ imprisonment on charge of spying. It was reported that Kahtzer approached a Belgian for military information and was immediately denounced to the authorities ...

... with a party in North Wales. He found the natives regarding him askance, and eventually discovered that a rumour had got about that he was German spy come to signal to the enemy. One of the party, at the station on the way home, told this to the railway ...

... REINFORCES PART OF HER A.R.P. SERVICES Holland last night experienced a slight lessening of the tension brought about by rumours of the possible spread of the war. The whole of her defence system is ready to be put into action, and 600,000 Servicemen ...

... every suggested clue. But the guile of the spy is far more subtle in real life than in detective novels. Let me repeat what I wrote in this column a thousand days ago. in the first week of the war:—‘ The spy belonging to our own nation, however despicable ...

... are regarded as confirming these Russian suspicions. The Nazi chief in whom the greatest interest is taken here is Himmler. Rumour has put him in various places. a matter of fact, his whereabouts are mystery to the British Second Army, who presumably could ...