... AT DUNKIRK The defending officer men. tioned that Beevor. who is 26. did not leave France until ten days after the evacuation of Dunkirk. is a sort of man England wants. he said. He has never been in any other troubla in his Life. ...

... somewtore eise--in the spirit of Dunkirk—tnr ive were facing an economic Dunkirk n , w. If we can all pull together, masters and workers, if we can vastly improve the efficiency of our production, we shall be able to pull up our £ sterling once again ...

... WAS AT DUNKIRK Paul Colette. Lival's young assailant, is now stated to have belonged to the extreme Right, according to a Paris police statement (says Reuter). He was in the French destroyer Niger, sunk during the Dunkirk withdrawal operations, and was ...

... Dunkirk There is no indication yet whether the Russians intend to make Odessa another Tobruk and defend it. The Germans yesterday claimed that it was another Dunkirk Berlin wireless stated: The Russian troops encircled at Odessa. trying to leave desperately ...

... At Dunkirk Gen. Anderson,_ who is 53. ex t r icated the Third Division almost intact from Dunkirk, and led the British First Army from its landing at Algiers to the close of the North African campaign. Gen. Cunningham, aged 57. brother of Admiral S I ...

... He was also warmly thanked for making three trips to Dunkirk with the Tanga and bringing off 437 soldiers from the beeches. The Tanga earned a brass plate marked Dunkirk for that and she also carries many bomb scars. ...

... Dunkirk In the lad war. Chief Yeoman of Signals F. H. Banks. of Minter (Kent) was awarded the D.S.M. for services in monitors off Dunkirk. Now his son. Leading Stoker D. T. Banks. has also received the DS.M. for gallantry during the Dunkirk evacuation ...

... DUNKIRK MAN SHOT AFTER DUNKIRK FILM ALBERT ARNOLD, as a ergeant-rnajor In the Royal Army Service Corps, p•eti'. four days and nights on the Dunkirk beaches befm-e he was evacuated. The day after he went with his wife to see the film Dunkirk he travelled ...

... AFTER DUNKIRK Dr. Benes returned to London after the disaster of Dunkirk. Mr. Churchill encouraged him to set up a Provisional Czech Government and he was once again recognised as President of the Republic. His activity in Great Britain was immense, and ...

... Hitler and Dunkirk If the explanations of more than one of these generals are to be believed the British escaped at Dunkirk because Hitler didn't want to conquer England. He was afraid their capture would have made Britain irreconcilable. By letting the ...

... commerce, made such nectar of it that I did it again, the public of Dunkirk and Bottglitue Street looking on with adtutring envy. And then I rode on my little pee the hill of Dunkirk, where the Watling, Street steads on end, to get ea early glimpse us ...

... MEN OF DUNKIRK So far as courage and fighting spirit are concerned, it can be said without any hesitation whatever that the Army of today is no whit inferior to its predecessors. The men of Dunkirk have already made a lasting name in military history ...