... AT DUNKIRK During Dunkirk we were flying with, holes in our machines, but we still had to take them up again. If you can give us more money we can have more Spitfires.” Describing what modestly termed his experiences, he said: “My first was over Dunkirk ...

... NOT AT DUNKIRK SOLDIER WAS ARRESTED OUTSIDE PRISON At Warrington, to-day, Private Richard James Sunderland, aged 24, of the Northamptonshire Regt., charged with stealing home safe and its contents, valued 9s, the property of Mrs. Sarah Jane Wild, widow ...

... NO DUNKIRK had been like this in Poland for the Poles, in Belgium and the Netherlands for the Belgians and the Netherlanders, and in France for the French and British. It had been like this when Rommel won Tobruk and smashed the British Knightsbridge ...

... THE DUNKIRK SPIRIT Cabinet Call To Unions A lean of Cabinet Ifinistera heeded by Mr. Attlee. the Prime Minister met in secret today to explain to 1.500 executive zaissbere of British trod' onions why they should urge their members to speed product of ...

... AND DUNKIRK An Air Ministry communique issued this afternoon, states: Last night in bad weather small force of aircraft of Coastal Command made a successful attack on the submarine base at Lorient. Heavy bombs were observed to burst on naval ordnance ...

... DUNKIRK GIRL SAYS SOUTHPORT WILL RAISE MILLION Four Chelsea Pensioners, in their long red coats, all veterans of the South African War, saw Corporal Clare Duckmanton, of the A.T.S., a young survivor of the Dunkirk evacuation, open, at Southport, to-day ...

... AT DUNKIRK Princess Elizabeth did not know that she was on foreign soil for the first time when she arrived at Dunkirk this morning. She and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, were sound asleep in their special car as it was hauled ashore from the night ...

... SURVIVED DUNKIRK KILLED BY FALL OFF AN ARMY LORRY Corporal J. A. Hood, aged 57, whose home was at Harefield Road. Rickmans worth, Herts., joined up in 1925 and saw six years’ service on the North-West Frontier of India, being mentioned in despatches. ...

... DUNKIRK&PARIS Friday Saturday, Sept. 2 £ 3, and •n Thursday, Friday. and Saturday. October T. and S Via TILBURY—DUNKIRK MOTOR SNOW-OCT. I, 7 & S RESTAURANT CAR TRAINS t •m • S STO •IO •. 5 L =Mon I Ewa* 'rn—s 3:d I ili a = 7 1 / 1 1 tisk I •111/10 73/ ...

... THE DUNKIRK RAID. FIVE PEOPLE KILLED AND THREE INJURED. The official communique issued in Paris shortly before midnight This morning two German airships dropped about fifteen bombs on Dunkirk and suburbs. Five persons were killed and three injured. A ...

... AT DUNKIRK Able-Seaman William Beer, R.N.R., aged nineteen, of Liverpool, has been awarded the D.S.M. for bravery in the Dunkirk evacuation. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Beer, of the Byrom Arms, Byrom Street, Liverpool, have just learned of their son’s ...

... JEWISH DUNKIRK liaganah, estimated to number .r.k(;. claimed to-day it was the Underground movement responlble for organising Jewish illegal •mieration trom Europe to Palestine. this V is the Jewish Dunkirk. flaganah declared in a pamphlet distributed ...