London, July 4.
Several British regular Army and Territorial units have been ordered to prepare for "possi~ ble embarkation," military circles reported here last night, Units affected were infantry companies "earmarked" for the expeditionary force which Britain would send to the European continent in the event of war, it was said, Military circles' interpreted the new orders not as an indica~ tion that embarkation was necessarily imminent, but that the units would be sent aboard immediately in the event of war—United Press. feeling that you are trapped. You then instinctively put up your hand to shove the hatch open. If you do that right away, it will noi open. You must wait ' until the pressure equalizes. These men may not have waited long enough Shaw said he and Arnold had no aimiculty in making. their escape. Nothing was done to the hatch between the time the four men failed and the time he got out, Aster he had escaped, he fully expected others to follow. He said he could give no reason why others did not come up.
Shaw remarked that he did think it was wise for the four men to have gone into the escape chamber together, as there was not enough room to'move freely.
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