TICKLISH TIMES.
WARS AND -MORE AVARS. “OLD SOLDIER’S” ADVICE. Ixmdon. May 15. Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilsoh. Chief of the General Staff, addressini* the Union Jack Club, said: “Tin people were told that the great wa. was designed to end war, but it did not and could not do so. Between 2C and 30. wars are nt present going on. "1 advise every* branch of the British fighting services to keep fit and ready for the time that is coming. The time's are ticklish and dangerous, and our interests by* sea. land, and air are being challenged in various parts o’ the world. “I hope you will remember this warning of an old soldier who know, what he is talking about.”
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume X, Issue 140, 28 May 1920, Page 5
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