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... WARSHIPS SHELL DUNKIRK u A naval bombardment of the port of Dunkirk was carried out by our forces on Tuesday night, says the Admiralty. Fires were seen to have been caused, and it is considered that much damage resulted. ...
... DUNKIRK SPOKEN WITH REVERENCE So long the Engl' A the word Dunkirk will ~ reverence. . he * A leading article to-. Times, paying this .tribi .-i It] The rags and blemishes jj ;jjg j k the soul of democracy s' w Beaten, but unconqucrea, . dour she ...
... A DUNKIRK CASUALTY OFFICER’S SHRAPNEL WOUND. Among those wounded in the evacuation of Dunkirk is Lieut. Thomas Fraser Liddiard Adair. Royal Artillery, who in September last was married to Miss Mary Ross Gourlay, daughter of Dean of Guild and Mrs Gourlay ...
... Fantastic Armada at Dunkirk Mr Ronald Cross, Minister of Shipping, broadcasting last night on the part of the merchant navy in the Dunkirk, evacuation, said they would never have a complete list of all the vessels thai took part. Never was there a more ...
... From Dunkirk To Oran 5 ™ the X*} n n.'ffht 0 ** roa l frrym th v at l, * R d action at Oran. V 4 w°f Persuasion and •.'» V s >i thn . which could av k_,' risks which n oanererous to our ; to ,*v!ifN\ lUrTt,i3ftioT ' «f French said- This Iw the lofs * ...
... CIVILIANS KILLED AT DUNKIRK Sir Adrian Baillie in the House of Commons yesterday asked the First Lord of the Admiralty the number of civilians killed and wounded in aiding Royal Navy to remove men of the B.E.F. and French Army from Dunkirk. Sir V. Warrender ...
... OF DUNKIRK of Nert Books THE many thousands who enjoyed Somewhere in France, the first record of the 8.E.F., by J. L. Hodson, the Press and Journal's well-known war correspondent, will be glad to secure the same author's Gentlemen of Dunkirk, a Cherry ...
... DUNKIRK REARGUARD ESCAPES Haiti Killed 254, Injured CASUALTIES in Monday’s air raid on Paris number 906 —254 killed and 652 wounded said an official announcement last night. Of the dead 195 were civilians and 59 members of the military forces. Five hundred ...
... was being carried out at the price i su pplies for the fortified camp of Dunkirk and » action anc * over^ea d land and naval planes are per- V otle air ? * nes and e a^one a Dunkirk yesterday, a formation of e withcj an^s down twenty-two enemy machines ...
... of defiance and resistance. Will Rise Again. WHAT of Dunkirk to-day? The other evening was privileged to give lift to an exhausted, limping khaki warrior who had just returned from Dunkirk. Dunkirk to-day, said my informant, is as flat as that field ...
... ANIMALS' PLIGHT AT DUNKIRK Pathetic Board Of all the tragic c ...
... FIFE CASUALTY OF DUNKIRK Mrs M. French, Orchardflat, Auch- . termuchty, has just « •' returned from visiting her husband. Private N. French, who was seriously wounded the battle of Dunkirk and is now in hospital in England. Private French, who is 27, ...