... ROAD TO DUNKIRK NOW OPENED TO GERMANS Paris, Tuesday. Broadcasting to the French nation at 8.30 this morning, M. Reynaud, Prime Minister, said: I have to inform the French people of a grave event. This event occurred during the night. France can no longer ...

... firmly as theirs. The 8.E.F., it must be remembered, is not beaten force, though its position is so obviously criticalwith Dunkirk threatened. Our home morale must remain as rock-like. M. Reynaud has made the same appeal to the French people, and Anglo-French ...

... very heavy, particularly in the early fighting along the Albert Canal. Although King Leopold’s action opened the road to Dunkirk, the Allied command never lost its coolness for a moment. The watchword immediately went out: “The Britisti and French on ...

... THE HEMMED-IN BRITISH AND FRENCH MIES in north are being withdrawn. 'lei! e lg' ans capitulation has opened the road to Dunkirk—but the ar still holding the port. Leopold in wteau Drama The Germans, free of Belgian resistance, are putting on ever-increasing ...