... HERO OF DUNKIRK Admiral Abrail. hero of Dunkirk, is 68. After directing the embarkation of the troops from Dunkii’k, he came to London, where he was x-eceived in private audience by the King, and met the First Sea Lord. Admiral of the Fleet, S*r Dudley ...

... GERMANS WERE READY was bloody murder,” this volunteer said. The miracle of Dunkirk was not to be repeated. St. Valery has high cliffs, not a beach like Dunkirk. There was a heavy fog, the sea was rough and the Germans were ready for us this time.” The ...

... 125 civilian VICTIMS OF DUNKIRK EF* (' ADRIAN BAILLIE ( bridge) asked the r * the Admiralty in the Commons, yesterday, M state the number of and wounded in aiding 5 Navy to remove men of and French Army from Sir V. Warrender * |tf) l( i Secretary to the ...

... Minister of Foreign Affairs, M. Baudouin. Other Ministers—M. Bonnet and M. Flandin. It is believed that Admiral Abrial Hero of Dunkirk,” and M. Paul Faure, will enter the Cabinet. ...

... Commandant en Chef, Des Forces Maritimes du Nord, for his he withdrawal of the Allied services in connection with t forces from Dunkirk. The War Office announced last night that the King had conferred an Honorary Knight Commandership the Order of the Bath upon ...

... H. W. Man, D.S.O. Lieut. Man, as Brigade Transport Officer, repeatedly brought much needed rations and water to troops at Dunkirk despite heavy enemy shell fire and air attacks. He remained on the beach to the last and assisted in directing the final ...

... and Sheila , D.L. Badminton Club, BlantJ 1 M.S.G., Glasgow '' C Staff. Messrs. Milners’ Ltd., 50 Berkeley St.. GIH ,. C.o Dunkirk Woodman. Aivv'l , ■Mrs. Patou, 49 High Olencan ..•• Kilmarnock .. H. Hay, Glasgow Anonymous Total to date ...

... possible unless the enemy had resigned all recovering their superiority at that point.’ —Mr y referring to the air fighting over Dunkirk and superiority NO NEED YET 18-55 YEARS Major lloyd iU-, frew) asked the r i irsl |, ( , c' ,t yesterday he was a ''j* growing ...

... MAY —Belgian Army capitulated by King Leopold’s order. JUNE 4—Prime Minister revealed 335,000 Allied troops rescued from Dunkirk. JUNE 9 —German reconnaissance units reached outskirts of Rouen. JUNE 11 Germans reached Seine. JUNE —Germans claimed capture ...

... machines on the ground in the aerodromes, we were accustomed to inflict lass of two to two and a half to one. the fighting over Dunkirk, which was a sort of no man’s land, we undoubtedly beat the German Air Force and gained a mastery of the local air inflicting ...

... gunners to form hard core for the crew of each boat, but the personnel consisted mainly of volunteers. Some of them had been at Dunkirk. Mounted In each craft was a Lewis gun, its base hastily screwed to the deck and Its crew put through a rapid course of i ...

... unqualified support of all free peoples of the world. “A few days ago, I was visiting in our hospitals, the French wounded from Dunkirk. To each of them I spoke in French and asked how they were getting on. All of them, even the most seriously wounded, answered ...