Both the, "NewsChronicle" anc "The Times" express the opinion that the Germans are likely to make an Invasion attempt in the near future.
"The Times" says: "Nothing that Known of German preparations in northern France. justifies the belief that they have abandoned their intention of striking at us by air and sea. They will attempt an. invasion, the gamble seems to be worth it The Fuhrer's visit to channel port und his delicious speech 10 his body: fuard—T do not know what your fate will be, but 0 long as 1 have the honour io lead the ght at the head of the Reich it shall bean honour to you to bear my name and stand at the head of this baltle'—do not suggest abandonment of the great "Signs Not Blut"
'The "News-Chronicle" declares: Signs that Mitler will shortly' al-tempt an invasion have multiplied over Christmas, and men well qualiflfed to speak believe these signs are bhat merely a bluff to divert attention from the Balkans, but a signal that the great assault is about to. begin, Both evidence and legitimate "Aedue-'Yon' accumulate in favour of those vvasion, who believe In mminenee of an Me "The Navy and Air Fores have been pounding. the Channel ports more severely than at any time since mide September. Hitler has spent Christ mas touring one of the areas whence fin invading force would start, and has been addressing troops and airmen. with impudent disregard of all he had said to" them befor "We have done tess talking, but we have acted. One precautions token, The Army is ready to toss back "into the sea whatever enemy its may escape the vigilance of the London Unaware of
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