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... FARMERS' DUNKIRK Farmers this year, said the Minister of Agriculture yesterday, have a Dunkirk to face and win. Most of them must be tempted to exclaim, Don't we know it? is now known that four million sheep and lambs perished in the February and ...
... BACK TO DUNKIRK Ten years -of battle and strain separated yesterday's parades at Dunkirk from the epic event they commemorated. ' The British Army was snatched from disaster. The name of the town became a symbol of unbreakable spirit aDd of determination ...
... Foreign Minister—M. Bidault and myself on Tuesday, March 4, at Dunkirk. Mr Eden congratulated Mr Bevin on his part in the negotiations and said: —We shall all be with him in spirit at Dunkirk.' The Press Association diplomatic correspondent writes: —The ...
... NO DUNKIRKS THIS TIME BRITAIN RESOLUTE FOR VICTORY, SAYS MORRISON Mr Herbert Morrison, Home Secretary, said at Sheffield last night:—There will be no Dunkirks. This time there will be no mistake about the outcome. We mean to get into Europe, to get at ...
... TREATY OF DUNKIRK The pact of mutual assistance signed by the British and French Governments at Dunkirk yesterday is a binding alliance against any attack by Germany upon either country. It is to last fifty years, but both Mr Bevin and M. Bidault emphatically ...
... KILLED AT DUNKIRK Mr and Mrs A. M'Gregor, a * to Terrace, D un . dee, have received word that thei r eldest son. Pte. Duncan M'Grcg°r ...
... THE SHELLING OF DUNKIRK. Aeroplanes Appear Over Town, But Bombardment is Wor! ...
... The Shelling of Dunkirk The shelling of Dunkirk came as a surprise packet for the Allies. But beyond the proof it supplies of the immense range of the latest Krupp guns, the bombardment signifies nothing. The German armies are not any nearer the coast ...
... THE SHELLING OF DUNKIRK. DUNDEE NURSE FORCED TO LEAVE HOSPITAL. Sister Helen T. Macdonald, who was trained in Dundee Royal Infirmary, and who has been nursing wounded in a Dunkirk hospital for five months, writes under date 3d inst. from a London address ...
... THE CLASH AT DUNKIRK Dunkirk again a centre of strife, with barricades in its streets tanks on its outskirts. The clash Is between Frenchmen. Its nearness, however, should be reminder of how intimately Britain is concerned with France's fortunes. The ...
... THE CATASTROPHE AT DUNKIRK SUPPOSED LOSS OF 150 LIVES. It is estimated that 150 women and children hdve fce'rished through tike explosion of the cartridge-factory; Dunkirk. The building Was] entirely of wood. It was almost impossible to save anyone. Twenty ...
... DUNKIRK DEFENDERS HONOURED 1 ,ant * or the French - Vi-Nl f ' was decorated witi *'b Legion of Honour ' ommander-in-Chief - oi 1 sterd^- \ e ° Vernor ® utl 1 1 Leclerc, Admiral were made ComeKion of Honour. ...