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... dangeronely el.psitect While these events were taking near neer nun shores. our Expeditionary 11 a lighting for its us its to Dunkirk. Mechanised fumes alrtudy enc.rcied western dank, and the collapse of the Belgian Army left a wide gap between the 'extern ...
... MN 118111 A IMoreau. - The senior °Beer to whom Lord handed rner enenusand of the remaining troops at Dunkirk when he returned to England last gaturtay wax Niajor-General 11. IL Aksander. an l'lsterntan, and brother of Ilßri 4.1 (*ateduli. - li - e - ...
... needs to be reminded of the necessity for increased imports of war materials at present. The recent enforced evacuation Hit Dunkirk and district by the British 'Expeditionary and the Northern Prench Army has resulted in very large Insects war material of ...
... SEMI TAMES NMI. U.A.F. Attack es Troops. iiirres of tica v R.A.I. bombers enemy advancing to Dunkirk enemy !pattern's shelling the on Tuesday night. . . . In tfermani refineries.. ail tanks. depots. and marshalling yards In the Ruhr valle). in Rhenish ...
... NOTES AND NOTIONS Ulster Show Season. fanatical •la%c iit lIi, Slah•11 . 11,..11 man l'arher 'woke 6.111 the retreat it) Dunkirk and Part:. t• Mew coral. NIP awdber, in I %Ignisr on en. production safratunni thr %Nal wepplic. of the tuition. Participation ...
... their ground until the order to embark was given. The story of the strange armada which took the men from the beaches of Dunkirk is already familiar in outline. In its complete fulness it will probably never be known, but it is undoubted that ...
... those who were not essential to the motement and the rearguard fighting should be sent Oil ahead make their tot n way to Dunkirk. - The chaplains remained behind. with this result among otheilt that, so far as any expression of 'jet.. has been heard, ...
... closest re-operatien with the at their side The heroism of lii Ilandent. the splendid work of the Royal Navy to soldiers Dunkirk. and the and help elven to them wben passion threaten England MVP 11l road elm.. friend., into brother, Our Army in Prance ...
... lirit•in still lives. God is working for the church. He is bringing low to-day that He may lift us up. He sent a deliverance In Dunkirk. and that is the first fruits of HIS • The Moderator. in sohnsitting The Newly-Ordained Minister. and paying trihute to ...
... seemed impossible. In the darkness of the storm and the violence of the rain, formations which were eight to twelve miles from Dunkirk. were able to move up on font to the coast with scarcely any interruption from aircraft, for aircraft were unable to operate ...
... 31ontfornery, Dublin. who. in returned thanks to fin llis &lite-once the British Mkeeditionary Force and its Allies from Dunkirk. Ii terlanista the lloate Nils,' ls your satiee. This at iraSt Our Church remain a bother clull'ells remelli pmvinees. on ...