... Broadcast Kills Spy Rumour The fact that Charlie Kunz, the dance band leader, is to broadcast in a forthcoming 8.8. C. programme will kill the astounding rumours that he had been arrested for signalling to the Germans during his radio hour. . This malicious ...

... Spy Stories Rumour all over; and never has it had such fertile ground to feed upon as it has now. It thrives on war. It flits about the country on swift, excited wings, and the unfortunate thin® is that it more often causes consternation and anger than ...

... Imputations, rumours, hints in spy case wa ecploved one follow FU ‘situation services had pea of statement in the Vassall letters. Large scale Thete had been com- As the net closed and Brown who maid he had seen exacted, those who were will- Penalties ...

... THE SPY. In announcing the death of this wretched man, the Courier newspaper makes the following observations Our readers, we data say, remember person of the name of Oliver, who, during the Spa Field riots, and the disturbancet the north, rendered signal ...

... a1 Tard Mr his chief at the Admiralty, the former Cit Thamac Vassall, serving his 18-year sentence : 2 Wormwood Scrubs for spying, entered tl } Be LES i. out sent to N “Wi denied he tally, Vasss from an Capri and while he was on holiday | 4 ked thi sent ...

... Rumours To borrow a phrase beloved by American businessmen. nieces. in war depends very much on having the fled mental attitude. - - (newts, 30s), author Ronald Seth tells the incredible story of how a handful of men fought the battle of the words —a ...

... THE CHIEF SPY. One of the penalties of greatness in these wartimes is to be put in the Tower of London, by popular rumour, and shot, or kept there withont trial as the case may be. One of the I illustrious prisoners is General Sir Robert Baden Powell ...

... rumours grow ICIONS of a change in British policy on an Brooke for the K continued ‘to grow in London yesterday. Instead of being so ready the two cases, the F Office maintained its attitude. even it the British its past LAWYER an East German Wolfgang ...

... in her eye, exclaimed: Churchill!” Spy-hunts are common in Belgium and Holland. It was easy thing for' the Germans to leave spies behind and feed quislings back into our lines. There are also constant rumours of parachutists being dropped. In one town ...

... SPY! Budio, the betrayer of Oreini, recently returned to London from Cayenne. No one knows how or why. He has no ostensible means living, and is very well supplied with cash. He has declared his determination to go to Palermo; not certainly to fight for ...

... CIVILIAN spy SNOT. There were the usual exchanges of snots to-day in the Gltevgheli sector, though less thnn on previous days. A French communique says ■n inhabitnnt of the village of Ornalieka, south-newt of Glievglielt, had entrusted a Greek soldier ...

... produced the plan of a spy cupboard or listening parlour had had at the works. Witness got the plan prepared. He thought the Advisory Committee might ask question necessitating the production of the plan. They did not ask about the spy cupboard. Committee ...