The news of the British proclamation calling all men between the azos of nineteen and 28 to the Colours: was received." enthusiastically by; Paris, and with notable Joy by the newspaper "Lo Matin," which d2- clares: "It is a matter of two million men who, added to those actually in active service, will bring the number British men in arms up to 2,700,000, as a New Year's gift the French Army could not_ expect anything more. useful. Today Frenchmen mounting guard on the Rhine number fmilllions and these men felt great joy at seeing ear them soon British soldiers by the millions—Havas, Miss Unity Mitford Arrives at Calais London, gan.
With a very serious wotind in her head, Mise Unity Mitford, 26-year-old daughter of Lord Redesdale, who has been in Munich since the' outbreak of war, arrived in Calais today on route to England. She could walk only. with dimeulty.
Herr Hitler, it is understood, personally ordered the arrangements: which resulted in Miss Milford being Brought from Germany.
'A former personal friend of Herr Hitler, Miles Mitford had been a keen supporter of the Nazi movement for a number of years. She went to Ger~ many shortly before the war, and early in September reports were Feesived that she had been involved a serious accident and was in Hospital at Munich. "Her sister, Diana, married to Sir Oswald Mosley. Keader of the Fascist movement in Great Britain—Reuter.
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