... `DUNKIRK' Dunkirk. he had implied in a speech. was the position of the country. Would he perhaps, on the Churchill model of that time, be contemplating some leading and evocative speeches? Mr. Wilson smiled reminiscently. It was different from when ...

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... DUNKIRK SHELLS POURING INTO THE TOWN With Canadian Forces Before Dunkirk, September 8 The second ordeal of Dunkirk has begun—this time with the Germans’ back against the North Sea coast and writhing under Allied machine-gun and artillery fire. From the ...

... `DUNKIRK' Dunkirk. he had irnpUed in sPeeCh, was the position of the country. Would he perhaps, on the Churchill model of that time, be contemplating some leading and evocative speeches? Mr. Wilson smiled reminiscently. It was different from when Mr ...

... and seen a chapter headed Dunkirk—and perhaps seen too a picture of the troops on the beach waiting to embark? TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO today the word went out from the Admiralty that the little ships were needed—at Dunkirk. On this and succeeding days ...

... DUNKIRK RIOTS. Beater telegraphs. Dunkirk, Wednesday.—At the •lose of meeting in the Labonr Exchange here to-night, some strikers insulted and threw stones the police and gendarmes, who charged the crowd. Sixteen persons were arrested in garret, after ...

... Back to Dunkirk Members of Birmingham branch of the IMO Dunkirk Veterans' Association will return to the beaches this Whitsuntide, 25 years after the evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force, for an international commemorative service. Metric measure ...

... DUNKIRK flight—a most significant feat. That however was the limit of their achievement. All General Franklyn could do now was to hold his ground for as long as possible. He extended his line further westward, but to no purpose; the enemy continued to ...

... DUNKIRK eral Patton’s tanks are to-day pouring across the it w e °n the road to Germany. The river has been crossed ky Points, in the teeth of bitter German resistance, tyf ect co-operation between the U.S. Third Army and the ac Ucal Air Command. tV H ...

... the Dunkirk Area The Trench military spokesman announced to-day that in the Dunkirk area the embarkation troops was still being actively carried out at normal speed despite new difficulties. During the past twenty-four hours the enemy has brought up heavy ...

... DUNKIRK BEAKER A silver gilt beaker bearing the arms of the Goldsmiths’ Company and presented by them on condition the buyer hands the beaker to the Admiralty for the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, as a memorial to the Navy’s exploits at Dunkirk ...

... THE SHELLING OF DUNKIRK. TO IMPRESS NEUTRAL OPINION. Paris, May 1. followi of is issued the official Press Bureau to-night:— The bombardment of Dunkirk by artillery of large calibre is fresh proof that the Germans, being unaMe to pierce our lines, and ...