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... REMEMBER DUNKIRK State ownership must result in over-centralisation, and in an intricate system, like the railways or the roads, it is vitally important that instant decisions should be madej And how can this be expected with men on the spot less experienced ...

... BOMBS AT DUNKIRK. NO DAMAGE DONE. According message to the Petit Parieien from Dunkirk, a Taube flew over that town at one o’clock on Sunday afternoon, dropping two bombs, which, however, did damage. The Gorman aviator was fired at by anti-aircraft guns ...

... PARTY'S “DUNKIRK The Conservative Party, at the time of the election and now, was not perfect, and a great deal of criticism was going round about it, but criticism was good for a party, and its absence was not a healthy sign. the present time the party ...

... DUNKIRK EVACUATION He remembers when call was made for 60 volunteers to take ships over to Dunkirk to help in the evacuation of our troops, and how the men were on their way within 25 minutes. The only reason for this small delay was that double the number ...

... DUNKIRK EPIC Hollywood's entire stock ot cannon and guns were rounded up for the Dunkirk evacuation sequences in Vank in the R.A.F.,” and the director, Henry King, flew more than 3,000 miles to find duplicates in California of the white cliffs of Dover ...

... THE SMELUNO OF DUNKIRK. TERRIFYING AND DEVASTATING EFFECT” Piceee of the shells which exploded tin town on Thursday have been collected ant carefully examined with view lug th* celihra of th* wexpan* from whichthey w« re And, write* speci.l eorwwndent« ...

... DUNKIRK EMBARKATION On May 29th, tlue battery moved to its final position near Poperinghe, where the guns were destroyed that afternoon. The withdrawal to the coast started, first motor transport, which was destroyed at last light, and then on foot. The ...

... MISSING SINCE DUNKIRK 1 yTISSING since the evactlstion of 1 Dunkirk, in May, Pte. Victor Howard Griffin, the 22 - yeara - old nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Clark, 51, Cambridge Street, Rugby, baa now been reported prisoner of war. A Militiaman in the ...

... 80 BOMBS ON DUNKIRK. BRITISH AIRMAN’S DARING FEAT. IMPORTED WRECK OP A ZEPPELIN. During the week end great activity ha* been displayed by the airmen on both sides. A German squadron of aeroplanes bombarded Dunkirk, but were driven off by tne aviators ...

... Dunkirk Soldier In Trouble ...

... Dunkirk boat on sale A canal boat which helped save the lives of soldiers during the Dunkirk retreat of 1940 is on sale at a boat yard in Brinklow. The 29-foot long boat is registered with the Association of Dunkirk Little Ships. It was converted in 1980 ...