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... DUNKIRK SHELLED, CONVOY SUNK BRITISH naval forces have sunk five ships, three convoyed vessels and their escort—and shelled Dunkirk, the Admiralty announced last night. One of the convoyed vessels was of about 700 tons. The others were smaller. One ...
... “Another Dunkirk,” Italians Say It was on August 4 that the Italians invaded British . Somaliland. Strong columns were used, and their advance was rapid. The evacuation is ironically termed a “ fresh edition of the epic of Dunkirk,” in a comment by its ...
... DUNKIRK DIVISIONS EQUIPPED Britain’s Drive for Defence THE nine British Army divisions, brought out with little or no equipment from Dunkirk, are now fully reorganised and ready to fight the Battle of Britain, says the Press Association. With them are ...
... thy Soldier Evacuated from Dunkirk Pte. Ferdinand Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray, The Heath, Grangenolvin, Athy, was one of the BJS.F. evacuated from Dunkirk during the week-end. His first act upon his arrival in England was to write home to his parents ...
... DUNKIRK EVACUEE A MENTAL HOSPITAL PATIENT made to tiie patient's ...
... LATEST WAR NEWS I Cl' c i i * sjjgQ c hools Fierce Fighting Carnival For Dunkirk ...
... were the ...
... tons, of which 114,000 teas were loft during Dunkirk operstions. rateluding Dunkirk the figures were—British (11 ships), 84,718 toss; Allied (4 ships)_, 17,1113 tens. Neutral (3 ships), 7,990 tau. The at Dunkirk, it Is esplaleed, Yeast be regarded u Ise ...
... broadcast, replying to Mr. Churchill’s speech on the action taken by the British Fleet at Oran, declared: “To the epic of Dunkirk Churchill replied by assassinating the Dunkerque.” ‘M. Provoust reproached the British Government with having “presented a ...
... hope of overwhelming them' before the transport ships can be at the port of Dunkirk. The German High Command claims the capture. Of Ostend. Lill* end Bruges and that Dunkirk is within range of the German (wavy artillery. if the withdrawalcan be accomplished ...
... MILITARY GROSS Captain Mervyn Butler, son Major J D Butler, a native of Kilskyre. has received the MUitary Cross for gaUantry at Dunkirk. He is a nephew Mr M. A, Coffey. Athboy. and is a noted Hugby football player. His great grandfather commanded a Cavalry Brigade ...
... officer, one man wounded and the crew of one aircraft missing. : RECALLS DUNKIRK UNITY “ [t has been a bitter road,” he declared, “from the glorious COoperation of the two navies at Dunkirk to the melancholy action at Oran. But we used all the persuasion, and ...