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... the curious outbreak of writing about the Tichborne case, that classic imposture of mid-Victorian times? A month ago, after (rumour says) half a century's MISS ALTHEA GIBSON, new holder of the Ladies' Singles title, seen walking on to the Centre Court before ...
... said once more to be looking thoughtfully towards their only iignificant rivals in the art-auction business, Christie's. Rumours of takeovers, imalgamations, schemes for limited co-operation, having quietened for some years, ire once more flying. Peter ...
... German and Russian publications said Lawrence had entered Afghanistan in disguise to prepare revolution. These circumstantial rumours spread to Afghanistan's and northern India's over heated bazaars, especially such corners of them as dealt in Soviet Russian ...
... will shortly be able to do the imperial scorching on a new track at Tsarskoye Selo. Spy Mania. Our nervous neighbours across the Channel seem to be suffering from spy mania. They have lately locked up several inquisitive Englishmen on suspicion, though ...
... restful for an invalid's nerves absolute quiet, the doctors said. Co the ever-faith ful automobile had to be requisi tioned to spy out the land of Sussex-by- the-Sea, and I had no cause to com plain of lack of comfort in a 16-22 Napier landaulette with an ...
... the Nations as Alexander III., the political is apt to override the personal side of the subject. Directly, therefore, the rumours of the Czar's serious condition were confirmed, one thought rose uppermost in most minds. Should the Russian Sovereign's strong ...
... subtle of my readers may have gathered, I disliked it very much. Tt really seems as though there might be something in the rumour about the slump in film-going. Why shouldn't there be? The cinema during the last year or so has shown, with one or two exceptions ...
... Powers, the U.2 pilot, and Frederic Pryor, an American student detained in East Germany, for Colonel Rudolf Abel, the Soviet spy sen tenced in New York in 1957 to thirty years' imprisonment for espionage. Powers was shot down over Russia on May 1, 1960 ...
... cauldron of Chinese finance, strategy, in trigue, plot, and counterplot. It is the centre of J apanese and international spy and counter-spy activ ities, the hunting- ground of aircraft, arms, and munitions salesmen from all parts of the world, the hiring-place ...
... nating between peaks of hope and valleys of doubt. London's moods have been now grave, now gay, according to each breeze of rumour from horses'-- and other-- mouths. But, underlying it all, there has been a constant calmness of temperature, very different ...
... to direct it (you will remem ber he made Seventh Heaven and many other really fine films, including Bad Girl) over here to spy out the land. \T ow, apparently, Mr. Borzage believes i\ in playing safe in this case and I don't blame him and so he arranged ...
... had twice changed his nationality and had been deported from Britain to Austria. Evidence indicated he had H been acting as a spy, for the West. Frankey s and Abel's offence is believed to be unique in American military history. Their sentences are to be ...