... Dunkirk In 00 minutes. fishermen had taken off more than 100 in two rowing-boats and a motor-boat. Old people and mothers with babies in arms were given ority. • But the rescue operations stopped when the tide left the boats high and dry and it became ...

... was ours after Dunkirk. He will, in other words, remain enemy possessing gigantic man - power and gigantic machine-power. Let us therefore beware of estimating his approaching Tunisian fate In terms of our Dunkirk experience. Facts DUNKIRK might have meant ...

... DUNKIRK ILLIONS of men 1 women in Britain working harder than they have ever worked in their lives, Mr. Herbert Morrison said last night when introducing a broadcast Impression of how the arms speed-up is going on. The men and women who stand at these ...

... Dunkirk SHOULD Singapore fall, the disaster need not be total tragedy. For if we view this setback sanely we shall regard it as furious goad to greater effort, as a summons to work rather than to wailing. We must get back, and instantly, to the spirit ...

... At Dunkirk From i;ton wrnt into 'tie & Guards in 1914. '»» inriid thru- and won he In fir I). ,\.n the cade Fianccund was Chief Stafl to lord rt turned from Dunkirk with * small motor-boat, «j- made a Whi .i the Dover region seemed t'rtain chosen for ...

... ** Dunkirk Firr” Attacks against the German positions north-west of Lens, carried out by French colonial troops, were repulsed with heavy losses for the enemy. Calais was captured after a grim fight, as already reported. In Boulogne German tank fired ...

... Dunkirk Spirit ...

... 'Dunkirk Nothing To This' EN „ from London and Manchester were among the last British troops from Crete to be brought to Egypt in safety by the Navy. Even Dunkirk anrl the battlefields of Greet were not him; compared with this. they said. They all told ...

... Dunkirk—Libya Private Smith and Private Blake made their m to string along bigether. And that link-up gave Iho Army an awful headache and earned for Private Smith and Private Blake the Terrible Twins. Sleeping and waking they were together. They went ...

... and bomb that ragod round Dunkirk last May. Cheer after cheer row up at the Royal Pavilion when these grand old men of the sea—one of them is 75—were presented with bronae plaques to attach to their boats to commemorate Dunkirk. '• With the incomparable ...

... DUNKIRK STRIKE A Dunkirk message to the ltsobangei states that the (lookers strike which broke out recently is on the point of being eettled. Thousands of women get daylight by night in this new way Thousands of women who for years had been saying— No ...

... SMILED AT DUNKIRK! Ry MARY FERGUSON Daily Herald » Re,,oner 11 Hi If llirn GERMAN bombs were lUlllAf llf I-1 bursting all round |v||VV | I Mile. Angy Herlncx on I vUIV LBIW, the beaches of Dunkirk. She was helping injured soldiers to get to the boats ...