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... FROM DUNKIRK TO ENGLAND! Or this tinse I assume we have all Ist in our heeds the amazing exploit If all vAle took part in the rescue of 331.51 e Fighting men Irons imminent septum or destruction at Dunkirk; and the admission of our Premier, Sr. Winston ...
... reocued by a Dr:tigh naval motor-boat tune after withdrawal from Dunkirk. The French men went through a terribte experience. existing for nine dare on • in shallow water • few MASS et Dunkirk- They were without food and water for the whole of that' period- ...
... escape from the net. It is good to learn that (with the 'loss of some destroyers) large numbers of treeps were embarked from Dunkirk mil that two French Divisions cut their I way through from Lille to reach Dun. , kirk. Some of Our Wiling men ; reached Cornwall ...
... in the French Air Fore.. They will undergo pri trZ.ing before going to the fionL DUNKIRK \TEO. PARIS. Thur.day. The inundations extending South-East and North-Wet of Dunkirk are now effective. Tbou.ande of tons of water, have been poured into the region ...
... WAR SNIPPETS. Mor • 1.000 .2111111 — SC 01 them Britah- took part in the Met from Dunkirk. Approximately 120 Members of Parliament are serving the forcer, The Italian Praks forecasta a great Ocr. , man offensiv . , supported 8.000 agaiirt the Weds:and ...
... retung to eurrinder, it • lam, number of the enemy. and of livalurable a.satarice to bud: th HE.'. in int withdrawal 011 Dunkirk. ...
... Jones has had five and a thrilling episodes helping to evacuate halt year,' flying experience on all men iif B.E.F. from Dunkirk, is types ofplanes. mid has never bean in- Mr. Band .1. Langridge sem. of 42. voiced in an aceideat. Chapel-street. He. wit ...
... urged every man in Eng- I land to be worthy of the encircled body so desperately fighting on the Flanders . coast to retain Dunkirk and and to break through the German wedge and own up with the unflinching French i Forfeit ...
... this necessitating the taray withdrawal of troops under French control, followed by the inevitable rush of Allied troops to Dunkirk, hampered both by swooping Getman air force, the panic of the civil PoPu- Cation, and the bombing and machinegunning by the ...
... Coinagehall-street. Penzance, who have been officially notified that their son. Gunner Lionel Decieco, was killed in action at Dunkirk on June Ist. He was aged 24. the eldest ot a farad, of twelve. He was called to the Colours at the outbreak of the war, as ...
... but those who wondered where our planet were at the evacuation of Dunkirk rememl,er list it was the British Air Force which prevented the Germans from flying over the beaches at Dunkirk, and to ;Aar d a large tart In rate return of 333.)00 men. Although ...
... fray. whist, would have denuded England of Home Defence, and instead of Piling Hits France again the we had rescued from Dunkirk we recalled them and tho oncoming contingent from Canada in self•defence. Apparently the Bridge fiasco in Belgium. the treachery ...