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... Dunkirk Losses Mr. HORE-BELISHA: I do not know why right hon. friend should make a statement such as he has done I left the Army in a lamentable position. It is quite out of accord with what he said himself after the retreat from Dunkirk that had lost ...
... PORT OF DUNKIRK During a recent visit to the port of Dunkirk by. members of the Conseil Geniral and members of Parliament from the Nord Department, M. Broqtaaire, chief engineer of the Ponta et Chausidies, explained the plans for the improvement of the ...
... and Dunkirk The Air Ministry’s communique late on Saturday night said Offensive operations on a large scale have been carried out over Northern France to-day. During the morning squadrons of fighters escorted Boston bombers to Cherbourg and Dunkirk, and ...
... PLAGUE AT DUNKIRK. A.-medlar the Paris 'Temp.• the Pettish Mesmer City of Perth arrived at Dunkirk nn Tuesday from Calcutta, and w■s placed is isuarautine owing to there beteg two cam* of bubonic plague on hoard A death from the disease occurred Tuesday ...
... ESCAPED AT DUNKIRK In France we saw each other fre quently, as the work of the adjutantgeneral and the deputy military secretary contact at many points When the storm broke in May. 1940. the work of the deputy military secretary more or less ceases as ...
... Dunkirk Treaty According to these circles he is destined to succeed Lord Addison as Leader of the House of Lords, where his presence would also be of great advantage to the Government if and when the Steel Nationalisation Bill reaches that House. The ...
... The glory of Dunkirk VOREIGNERS are sometimes .a: puzzled to understand why Dunkirk holds such a unique place in the hearts of the British people. From a purely rational point of view It was a major defeat. The Army lost nearly 70,000 men—killed in action ...
... CALAIS—DUNKIRK UFrrnan radio annaunced . i diGhi that strong enemy naval 'orccs are approaching liic Calais Dunkirk area. A Vichy brnadcasler stcl: ...
... Hero of Dunkirk Killed Sergt. Probert was spending a hard-earned leave. He was in the Battle of France, and after a series of adventures escaped from the tragic dunes of Dunkirk. Then he came home to be killed within few yards his house. A crude oil bomb ...
... DUNKIRK LEGEND The publishing house of Michael, l Joseph, Ltd., has issued an illus-' trated edition of The Snow Goose, by Paul Gallico. This legend of Dunkirk was first published in 1941 and is one of the minor classics of the war. For this special ...
... DUNKIRK MEN READY The men of Dunkirk —nine divisions strong brought out vith little or equipment»re now fully reorganised and the disposal the Comtuander-in-Ohief to meet the aieiuy again if be fights the battle Britain. With them are the other men of ...
... Dunkirk Hero Admiral Abrial is 68. After directing the embarkation of the troops from Dunkirk he came to London where he was received in private audience by the King and met the First Sea Lord (Admiral of the Fleet Sir Dudley Pound) and other officers ...