... TRIBUTE TO MEN OF THE M DUNKIRK NAVY” Gratitude and admiration at their share in an adventure destined to occupy place of honour in history expressed by the Minister of Shipping, Mr. Ronald Cross, In a letter he has sent to the masters 91 ships of the ...

... night—British United Press. After Dunkirk —Knocked Off Hia Bike ! First-class Stoker Thomas Snowden, of Wcstbourne, near Chichester, on leave after serving in a destroyer which took part in the evacuation from Dunkirk. was knocked off his cycle by a ear ...

... the boat was murder, this volunteer said. The miracle Dunkirk was not to be repeated. St Valery high cUflt. not beach like Dunkirk, ♦hero was a heavy fog. the sea was rough and “Second Dunkirk” Ite' Germans were ready for us this The heroes this epic ...

... motor boot, some time after the withdrawal Allied troops from Dunkirk, have become known. For nine days the survivors had existed on board a wreck sunk in shallow water within a few miles of Dunkirk. They were rescued on 12 June. For nine days they had been ...

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... Comfort* Depot. Beading from Princess Elizabeth for distribution to some of the British and French troops who have returned from Dunkirk, ...

... him the telegram. Stoker Sharp was In the Thames pleasure steamer Crested Eagle which was sunk while evacuating troops from Dunkirk. But was uninjured end has been home on leave for several days. ...

... trawlers which had been dec red from British ports on c'.lection ships was much than, but similar to. the one he.ped in the Dunkirk evacua- t’i?n le d the of the •' firman tactics of dive-bombing •'■*s sixty to hundred plane*, v*' lust couldn't stand up ...

... Warranter said 12S civilians were killed and 81 wounded in the operation of removing the men the BKT. and the French Army from Dunkirk. Of these (our killed and two wounded were civilian volunteers and the remainder were merchant seamen. He wished to express ...

... to her She cha. .. f .- the guests sod asked movements end plans Shespcminutes talking to slightly-* 011 who had been at Dunkirk U.S. Protests To Japf. , United States Toklo. Mr. Joseph C. Grew. P ro ji' the Japanese Government . against the recent bombinus ...

... the • Ministry of Among the decisions were (original decision appear, brackets). S li. physics student, ureenfleld-street. Dunkirk. Nottingham (removed without qualification), registertd for landwork Favill. Kneesali. Newark, tjpnoved without qualification) ...

... Marquet; Justice, M- Laval; Foreign Affairs, M. Baudouin; Finance, M. Bouthillier. It is believed Admiral Abrial, hero of Dunkirk, and M. Paul Faure will enter the Cabinet. The situation on the Western Front becomes more serious with the Germans wring ...