... Dunkirk Prisoner A W. C. Gumming, defending, said Booth was captured Dunkirk, and when returned England after five years prisoner of war found his wife was living with another man and his three children running about the streets as ragamuffins. He took ...

... Dunkirk is the Right Place was a typically French inspiration •* to suggest that the signing of the new Franco-British Treaty of Alliance tomorrow should be done at Dunkirk. With the grace of a tribute to this country, it symbolises in one historic act ...

... “Not only the Prime Minister, “who seems to be an amused passenger in the pleasure boat.” You talk of the Dunkirk spirit. What have been at Dunkirk if the little boats were eff the mem- ees the nions, and it was said that we didn’t care a tinker’s cuss ...

... history that It should be on this ground of Dunkirk. The aim this alliance the establishment of just, lasting peace —a peace worthy men. The British and French peoples are now united. Mr. Bevln had stopped Dunkirk for the treaty-signing his way to Moscow ...

... BEVIN RATIFIES TREATY Mr. Ernest Bevin. British Foreign Minister, and M. Masslgli, French Ambassador, formally ratified the Dunkirk Mr. Bevln's room the Foreign Office to-day. ...

... M . Bidault, had met British Foreign again at the French Foreign Offfce. Dunkirk Pact Ratified ‘The Pre Cabinet to-day ratified the Anglo-French Trea Alliance signeq at Dunkirk in arch by Mr. Bevin and M. Bidault. would visit It was announced that M. ...

... accompanied Mr. A. V. Alexander (Minister Defence) and Mrs. will leave London the Golden Arrow to-morrow for the signing at Dunkirk the Anglo- French treaty alliance. They will croas the Channel la the destroyer Bicester. Later in the day Mr. will Tournal ...

... LOVER URGENT CALL TO ALL WORKERS 'Another Dunkirk' FRED HAMER, Evening Post industrial Reporter riIHIS country is facing another J- Dunkirk and we have job to such we have never had before.' said Mr. H. Dunning, Central Office Information speaker, ...

... Star. His two were The who My Ship He also starred tomime. in revue and He entertained in two worid Wars and at the time Dunkirk nar- rowly escaped capture. DEVELOPING COLONIES ig Government Plan Mr. Creech Jones, the Colonial Secre- tary, announced in ...

... Lean Lion even in a place Dunkirk. pf Rat, then a Beaver and built across a river called the Rhine, I am a lion, but not a true lon, because I am lean and my tail is between my legs. I or a bird, so lands.—B ZF. that I may swim, MEP. Fils ~ BAO. (Leeds ...

... first came out of the Army,” said the Rev. R. A. Talbot, M.C., B.A., the Vicar of Bramley. He was awarded the M.C. after Dunkirk, served for a time in England and was then posted to Malta, staying in the island ut the —Mr. T. , Acre Place, Middle- ton ...

... by the military, was the temporary home of a convalescent unit, evacuated with patients and staff from France the time of Dunkirk, and after- that It was. turn. N.A.A.F.I. canteen and cookhouse for troops stationed there. ...