... AS AT DUNKIRK Mr. Walker, dealing with trade asaoclations, said they must be able to speak with one yoke through a powerful central body and must take a greater interest in the work and policy of the FBI. The meeting passed a resolution calling on the ...

... Dunkirk IN contradiction to Hitler, historians rightly declare that the collapse of the German Army in 1918 waa due to the fact that the Allied forc33 comprised better men, better armed and better led. Provided our brass-hats are not too proud to learn—and ...

... WAS AT DUNKIRK Major Mould is the younger son of Dr. R. J. and the late Mrs. Mould, of Somerby. near Melton. He was born at Somerby, where his father has been the village doctor for many years. He was educated at Ratcliffe College, and before Joining ...

... WAS AT DUNKIRK For tko months, he told an Evening MaU representative, his Belgian steamer had been used for the transport of troops, then he assisted in the evacuation of Dunkirk, and, now that his ship has been taken over by the British Government. he ...

... Dunkirk Men Re-land In France THE evacuation of men of the B.E.F. and the French Army from Northern France is still going on. Marfy men are going direct to France with their French Navy rescuers. This is the latest position at Dunkirk according to the ...

... WAS AT DUNKIRK Mr. R. G. Mullineux. of Hickman-road. Galley Common. Nuneaton. has received news that her husband CIO. Albert Mullinoux (37), has been killed In action in France. Cpl. Mulllneux was the son of Mrs. H. Cart, of Hickmanroad, and the late ...

... Was Dunkirk Following the urected the reception held the church beneflee Hoinca?tle lecaine vacant because of esisnation of Canon R. Jarlow-Poole, D. The new vicar served war as haplain with the forces, was in the evacuation of Dunkirk, and afterwards ...

... WAS AT DUNKIRK After taking part in the Dunkirk evaouation, Cpl. Leslie Weetrnan 1321. of the Staffordshire Regiment. was taken prisoner in North Africa hut April and became an inmate of Camp P.G.44 in Italy. He Is now known to have been transferred to ...

... Dunkirk THE first list of honours to the Navy’s heroes of Dunkirk was published in a supplement to the “London Gazette’ last night- Awards are made for Good services in organising the withdrawal to England under Are and In the face of many and great ...

... At Dunkirk I EICESTER CITY are still IA in doubt as to whether they can retam their 111- of rvlce forward line which Vounced the Albion. for their cup engagement at Park against Birmingham on Saturd.iy There are hopes that Barrett. Dewis. Steele IF , ...

... AT DUNKIRK ground attack has yet developed at Dunkirk. Allies will probably continue to shell and bomb the town rather than open costly ground attack. ...

... NO DUNKIRK London Vie* Of Tunisian Position (See also Page One.) The opinion was expressed London to-day that there no Axis Dunkirk lipoli from Tunisia. J v The enemy's lines of cornrn cation are very short, and possesses very strong bastions- If the ...