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... ALLIES IN FEROCIOUS FIGHT AT DUNKIRK losses enormous Effective defence v CONTINUES troops leave ' V es have continued uninterruptedly with the r ' their troops from Dunkirk, the fighting a ferocit unparalleled in the present camlng to reports reaching ...
... GERMANS BOMB AND SHELL DUNKIRK ALLIED AIRCRAFT SPOT IMPORTANT MOVES EVACUATION SPEED-UP British and French soldiers evacuated from Flanders reached British ports to-day and shared a single hope— that was to get back to the battle zone and have another ...
... DERBY MAN'S ORDEAL AT DUNKIRK MACHINE-GUNNED AND BOMBED ALL DAY OOMBED and machine-gunned while leaving Dunkirk Derby man serving with the Auxiliary Military Pioneer Corps, as now in a north country hospital. He is Sergeant W. Brailsford, whose home address ...
... M.P. AND MEN FROM DUNKIRK . \ Sloan (Lab., Ayr and Bute) i* , fl ; k the Secretary for War next i whether he is aware that men the British Expeditionary Force who orrived in England from JJunkirk were & cunpliel with railway vouchers n their homes, that ...
... DUNKIRK LIFEBOATS BEAR OWN COST The Royal National Lifeboat Institution has told the Ministry of Shipping that it does not wish the Government to pay any of the cost to the Institution of sending of its lifeboats to help in the evacuation of the B.E.F ...
... which tons was lost during the Dunkirk operations. Excluding Dunkirk, the figures were: British. ships, 54.71.} tons; Allied, four ships, 17,913 tons: neutral, three ships, tons; total, ships, 80..>51 tons. Losses at Dunkirk must be regarded far loss than ...
... direct to Dunkirk, were instrumental in s&ving many soldiers. COXSWAIN S EXPLANATION Coxswain H. Griggs had been a member of the Hythe lifeboat crew for years. He was said at the time to have declared to an interviewer that he declined to to Dunkirk because ...
... BOULOGNE TO DUNKIRK the might and early this morning British bombers made extensive attacks on the French Channel ports. The attacks stretched for miles. The flashes of the exploding shells were easily seen stretching from Boulogne to Dunkirk and the heavy ...
... the beaches at Dunkirk, was herself without food or water aboard, having had no time to replenish supplies since evacuating the troops from Dunkirk. PATHETIC SCENE Of all the tragic episodes in the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk, perhaps none has ...
... NEWS FOR HIM TOO Trooper Thomas Kennedy, on Ipave after evacuation from Dunkirk answered the knock at the door of his home in Vernon-street, Belfast, yesterday, and was handed telegram. It was from the War Office, saying that he was iriissing. Trooper ...
... COMES HOME ONLY three-quarters of an hour before Private Francis Allan, of Tontine - street, Blackburn, reached home from Dunkirk, yesterday, his mother received telegram stating that he was missing. She collapsed on the pavement. Neighbours brought her ...
... ADMIRAL Admiral abrial, hero of Dunkirk, was received audience by the King at Buckingham Palace to-day. Admiral Abrial the French Admiral who was in charge of the embarkation of the B.E.F. and the French troops at Dunkirk, and he ■was the last leave the ...