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... Dunkirk likely Bernard Valery, neuter’s special correspondent, cabled Horn Stockholm last night that the Germans are likely to undergo a smaller scale “Dunkirk if they are forced to evacuate Novorossisk. German reports al! emphasize Russian superiority ...
... DUNKIRK SURVIVOR KILLED. CAR DRIVEN FIANCEE ...
... FROM DUNKIRK’' Witness went on to say one of | the men the room asked hlni where he pot the gold, and he told them got it from the beaches of Dunkirk. Ho sold an 18ct. gold watch to Green for £l3. The nine pieces of gold (produced) were those he sold ...
... DUNKIRK CLAIMANTS Mr. Ellia Smith—They wear medals. Sir Walter Womeraley—That be so: but ribbons and medals can be bought easily in shops. The people who know the real hardship cases are members of the British Legion. He added that a committee was now ...
... LESSON OF DUNKIRK. LORD MOYNE, Leader of the House, in reply, said he understood Lord Strabolgi to connect failure to mobilise our man power effectively with the greatest humiliation of the country in this war. T 'l am very much surprised to hear him ...
... PREMIER ON DUNKIRK “MIRACLE OF DELIVERANCE” ...
... THE EPIC OF DUNKIRK At short notice the British had cover their 30-mile flank to the sea. and doing lost contact with two of the three French corps. Now it seemed impossible that any large number Allied troops could reach the coast. With vivid phrases ...
... DUNKIRK EPIC. Then came the collapse of France, followed by the miraculous evacuation of the vast majority of the British troops. But it was a battered army that landed on our shores; an army betrayed by its allies: an army that had left behind it all ...
... HEROISM AT DUNKIRK, Sir VICTOR WARRENDER said 125 civilians were killed and 81 wounded in aiding the Navy to remove men of the B.E.F. and the French Army from Dunkirk. Of these, four killed and two wounded were civilian volunteers and the rest men of ...
... DUNKIRK AND AFTER Colonel Clark, in declaring tlie exhibition open, said two things were going to win this war—weapons and the men behind those weapons. had always had the right type of men start with, brat the beginning the war they hied not a sufficient ...
... DUNKIRK MINES PARIS, Sunday.—British divers, technical officers and specialists will start work on lifting magnetic mines In Dunkirk harbour tomorrow, using ultra-modern equipment brought from Britain.— Reuter. ...
... story which brought elation to his heart. It happened at Dunkirk, and because the leaders were Belfastmen he would risk repeating it. A small contingent of the British foices were trying to reach Dunkirk. They had been walking for days without food or sleep; ...