... Navies Holding Dunkirk Open For Them The British ani Fench troops who are cut ff in Northern France and Beigruam from the Allied ammies are fighting a ceaseless reanguard action with ind jomitable courage against an enemy superior in numbers, dis- puting ...

... Army and the British Army are now im the fighting alone against the enemy norh.”’ M. Reynaud pointed out that the road te Dunkirk—through which the three Allied arinies in the north received their supplies —had been opened to the German divisions. The ...

... aerodromes, rai! av stations, mines were i workshops and tacked, but also centres. Among the places attacked were Bethune, | Lens Dunkirk, hoques Naney. Haze- | Abbeville, Doulens, Albert ud Tevous. Forty-four German ‘planes were | rought, down on French territory ...