... DUNKIRK ILLIONS of men 1 women in Britain working harder than they have ever worked in their lives, Mr. Herbert Morrison said last night when introducing a broadcast Impression of how the arms speed-up is going on. The men and women who stand at these ...

... DUNKIRK SOLDIERS At British Legion Ball and Cabaret B.K.F. soldiers, recently returned from Dunkirk, wore among the dancerat hall and at Chelsea Hall Thur-dav, aid tin* funds of the heU*ea Branch tin* British Legion. The dance well supported, the companv ...

... SAVED BROTHER DUNKIRK B Y a million-to-one chance a young man who went over to Dunkirk in a small boat saved the life of his sailor brother. Standing on the beach at Dunkirk helping to embark B.E.F. men amid bombs and machine-gun bullets, a young British ...

... Dunkirk a Portent All these things we had seen in their fine flower in the exploit of Dunkirk—a triumph of will and intelligence over the fury of brute force. I commend it to you as a portent. he said. In that sign we shall conquer. France must ...

... Final Phase At Dunkirk Allied lines were quickly drawn about Dunkirk. The water line was established from Nieuport to Gravelines, held on the west by the French and on the east by the British. There the line was stabilised after days of terrific movement ...

... WOUNDED AND DUNKIRK MEN ...

... ALLEGED COLLECTION FOR DUNKIRK SOLDIERS Fulham Soldier Jame (In whose rueelpillies Mt ergs. M road, and (111), a wraps lbe Ingluffirs, elearged Gervais at West Leaden as Thurodey with fa. ersia Mr. C. E. Hewlett, at Goldbawt-rend. p. brads ilseh, by Übe ...

... was just back from Dunkirk, said witness, and Ekeldterlert they allowed him to to tidy himself up. Ile bod stopped other people in tbe one person, whom he mat In a public-house, believing hid story that be had returned from Dunkirk, took to lunch ...

... Dunkirk Navy Men Honoured The first list of honours to Navy men for their part in the Dunkirk evacuation is published in the London Gazette. They are made for good services In organising the withdrawal to England under fire and in the face of many ...

... Survived Dunkirk— Killed by Bus Lance - Corporal Harry Sweet, whose home was at Oolite Grove. Odd Down. Bath. died in Bath Hofpital yesterday from injuries received when he was knocked down by • motor-bus at Frome. Lance-Corporal Sweet was on short leave ...

... “DYNAMO ROOM” HAD CONTROL OF DUNKIRK EVACUATION by A “DAILY HERALD REPORTER FEY called it the Dynamo Room, that secret room where the tremendous evacuation of Dunkirk was controlled by Vice-Admiral Bertram Howe-Ramsay, and his staff. Vice - Admiral Ramsay ...

... that he had returned from Dunkirk, took him home to lunch Tli*-* magistrate told prisoner it was low-down type of ortenee. ••Although you had not been out of the country, said. •• you told people you had come back from Dunkirk, knowing that people are ...