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... P. arrange monta p.lready includp provision for repairs to premises. Indians Through Dunkirk’s Flames Sturdy Indian soldiers, who passed through the flames of Dunkirk after marching for days, during which It seemed almost impossible that they could pet ...
... 335,000 MEN BROUGHT FROM DUNKIRK 1.000 Ships Take Part rfHI PRIME MINISTER, Mr. Winston Churchill, reviewed the war situation, to-day, and told the of Commons about the gallant stand of the British s when the Germans were sweeping like a sharp •the against ...
... Comes Home Only three-quarters of an hour before Private Francis Allan, of Ton- tine Street, Blackburn, reached home from Dunkirk, yesterday, his mother received a telegram stating that he wag missing. She collapsed on the pavement. Neighbourg brought ...
... fully awake and would mobilize never before; and the British knack of drawing dawn achievement almost from the > empty air. Dunkirk was an instance of this. “ I commend it you as portend, he said. In that sign we shall conquer.” Italians Get Away From West ...
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... next registration will be next „ n ntlv were not obliged to Saurday, when men born in 1910 and Jd those who reached the age of 20 rtgistef lon thlS occaslon - between Mav 26. 1940, and June 22, rientious objectors increased by 1940. both dates inclusive ...
... usual warnings to Hit) ‘and one new symbol—an arrow poin ithat brought about the marvel ing “to Rome.” From one train m¢ Dunkirk. These men had no/| came tumbling out of the coaches in’ tremendous shed, where earli ‘illusions about their task, but they| ...
... cycle, and on the second occasion an abandoned lorry. When he finally succeeded in con- tacting British troops he was sent to Dunkirk, where for 24 hours he lay stretcher-bound on the beach under enemy fire awaiting embarkation. Not- withstanding his gruelling ...
... | | JED the Emsworth soldier defin Jit ca From Dunkirk the arrar That the Germans are using incen- and liary bombs made four years ago, are lisclosed in their latest activities in serio! ture, he Dunkirk region. one Private Reginald H. Cooper, of ims- ...
... successful evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force and the Gosport Soccer in soldiers of the Allied Armies from the | | Dunkirk area. | | Review ese Oe Cl “ Their Lordships appreciate the} splendid endurance with which all} In review of the past season ...
... arrived, The British military authorities are re garded as having acted sensibly anc efficiently in refraining, after the ‘Dunkirk evacuation, from immediate] pouring all the troops back to France before they were properly equipped, Many Turks can be heard ...