... is with the Green Howa rd s and waP reported miP.lng early In July. Ito was last peen at a casualt,y clearing Ptation near Dunkirk, with a wound and a wound In the back. ...

... EXPECTED Hitler has made mistakes. The attempted invasion of this country, strangled at birth by the R.A.t., was too late. After Dunkirk. London should have been his objective, not Paris. We can tell him that now. The Axis agreement with Japan has not brought ...

... love with the girl and the motive for the crime Was undoubtedly jealousy. Beesley. who was stated to have had a bad time at Dunkirk. said that he had been engaged for three years Visiting Miss Sherry. he found letters from another soldier. After reading ...

... launched a series of attacks on Antwerp. Rotterdam. Ostend. and Dunkirk, which began soon after 7 p.m and continued for nearly two hours. Many hits were scored on wharves and harbour works. At Dunkirk the tires started could be seen all the way to the English ...

... Jodge Stewart asked him if he realised that this country was at war, One or two hundred thousand soldiers came back from Dunkirk. and they had not slept on beds for goodness knows how long. The idea that a grown man should demand the right to be wrapped ...

... hole and unearthed the shell. In the last war Polices constable Handley was fighting at the Dardanelles when he was 15. At Dunkirk, for instance, the quay between two of the main docks, the large four-bay building. and another building parallel to it were ...

... of the YMCA. at Hornsea, who had been in France with the Y.M.C.A. during the fighting there and had left a month after the Dunkirk episode. was dealt with in a similar manner. George Denton Smith. aged 23. of 26, Preston Terrace. Leeds. was; registered ...

... country. These have, however, miscarried for the moment with the postponement of invasion, which was left too late after Dunkirk. and with the foiling of Germany's air campaign by what President Roosevelt has just called some courage on the part of ...

... became more and mo:e imposing, and before long iundreds of barges and other war equipment were assembled I Antwerp, Calais, Dunkirk, Ostend. Nieuport. and Le Havre. Barges Moving From the air many of the barges were daily reported to be moving slowly from ...

... of the Belgians seems far less sinister than it did a few months ago in those harrowing preliminaries to the evacuation of Dunkirk. It has, at least. enabled M. Pierlot and M. Si)aak. the Belgian Premier and Foreign Minister, to come over here and continue ...