... DUNKIRK. Copexhagex, October 21. A despatch from Berlin states that Dunkirk is strongly occupied by French troops, but that the occupation of the town by German forces is expected soon. —Central News. GERMAN CHARGES AGAINST THE FRENCH. ALLEGED VIOLATION ...

... Dunkirk ,nfluenza kept him in bed over Christ.mas, but he is all right Pat Taaffe's comment was: Arkle thought he was racing alone when Dunkirk was so far ahead and he was only cantering well within himself. As soon as he realised :hat Dunkirk was ioead ...

... `DUNKIRK' Dunkirk. he had implied in a speech, was the position of the country. Would he perhaps, on the Churchill model of that time, be contemplating some leading and evocative speeches? Mr. Wilson smiled reminiscently. It was different from when ...

... Dunkirk From Our Own Correspondent R. CHURCHILL came into 1 the House specially to-day to be present at the introduction of Capt. Peter Thorneycroft. Tory victor of the Monmouth by-election. Conservatives are wondering whether this means that their leader ...

... AT DUNKIRK The War Office states to-day that a number of British prisoners of war are known to be in Gorman hands : n Dunkirk. They include Canadians and 24 men of the United Kingdom forces. Their general conditions are satisfactory. ...

... the word went out from the Admiralty that the little ships were needed—at Dunkirk. On this and succeeding days they helped to rescue 316,663 British and French troops from Dunkirk alone. On the night of Wednesday, June 5, I. B. Priestley broadcast one of ...

... At Dunkirk In 1939 he was, for the second time, in the Territorial Army and again went overseas, to France, where he distinguished himself in maintaining ammunition and food supplies for his battalion during the retreat to Dunkirk. For his services, he ...

... At Dunkirk In 1939 he was, for the second time, in the Territorial Army and again went overseas. to France, where he distinguished himself in maintaining ammunition and food supplies for his battalion during the retreat to Dunkirk. For his services, he ...

... AT DUNKIRK He made his first broadcast in 1935, the same year that he left school, and after his war service, when he was wounded at Dunkirk, he toured with E.N.S.A. in Thunder Rock and had West End engagements. During the past nine years he has played ...

... AND DUNKIRK FIGHTERS’ RAID ON AERODROME R.A.F. bombers last night attacked Rotterdam, Antwerp and Dunkirk. 'Rotterdam, the great Dutch seaport, has been the scene of many spectacular daylight raids by our bombers- Dunkirk is one of the invasion ports ...

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... `DUNKIRK' Dunkirk. he had implied in a speech. was the position of the country. Would he perhaps, on the Churchill model of that time, be contemplating some leading and evocative speeches? Mr. Wilson smiled reminiscently. It was different from when ...