... DUNKIRK Evacuation Coes On 'Vk'-f* ave cont 'oued uninterruotedlv 'k/ fk ltl drawa, °f their troops from Dunkirk the tißhting there has reached a ferocity unparalleled in p a ris PreSent Campaign accord 'ng to reports reaching The Germans have been attacking ...

... Dunkirk and denied bemf hat was pushed ad* for fve «ee>;‘ and the boy promised the he « d not aboard any «hip* until was old enoufh Dogs; Without Licences Abe a. B2 V j Hoed. 113 Mortxner Hood. ...

... Dunkirk Garrison Shelling Doon Campbell. Reuter’s special correspondent with the 21st Army Group, cables; The German garrison at Dunkirk has intensified its shelling of the Allied lines. Gut the bombardment has not been followed by any counter-attack ...

... IgulQue for Dunkirk April 13 -Antoinette. Warrior, of Whitby HKACIIY HEAD April 13 -Westmoor, tlulfport lor Rotterdam. FT CATHERINES POINT April 13. p. ii -Passed east Olwon. of London. R.iyal Ll-iv. from Waterloo, from C.iMllr. City -i Mularju. of Dublin ...

... DUNKIRK ATTACK Germans holding out Dunkirk were attacked in them concrete dug outs and lorl tied postion* with rockets and bombs by Typhoons which had switched Irom Calais. Good results wer» reported. Nineteen barges on the waterways Southern Hoi and ...

... DUNKIRK DRAMA Britain take it ' has been the keynote of British resistance, and today there comes messages from across the seas to show lhal the Empire can take it. too ...

... in we allowed our *manbreak * Rrftrrmg to the tpic of Dunkirk, he said. It was one the greatest occailon* of its kind in maritime history. The work the Royai Navy, however, started berore Dunkirk, when they evacuated out of Holland and Belgium 600.000 ...

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... DUNKIRK MEMORY The Germans aboard the Dinard are the first batch of about 1.800 exchanged for Britons. The Dlnard's last voyage to 57* •i* ,n thf a mercy ship—she brought hundreds of men many of them wounded, back front the battle-scarred beaches of Dunkirk ...

... AFTER DUNKIRK In all groups workers were stimulated to an increased output after the collapse trance, and although it was physiologically impossible maintain the maximum level reached, output in nearly every case has since remained above the previous ...

... SECOND DUNKIRK / ENERAL Montgomery, a message to his troops, states Winston Burdett, CBS. commentator in a broadcast from Algiers, said: Let us get on to the third attack. Let us make t(>e enemy face and endure a first-class Dunkirk. collect prisoners ...

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