... DUNKIRK The great naval drama of World War II (Their finest hour) U Times of showing: Mon., Thurs., Sat., 2-0 4-55 7-45 Tues., Wed. and Fri., 4-45 and 7-40 Friday, July 1968. Place a regular order for the Gazette with your Newsagent ...

... FROM DUNKIRK News of Old Sys LEADING STOKER CHARLES HUGHES, recently horns ea Mimi leave, wed •on a destroyer Port In the naval operation withdrawal from Ho Paid tribute to the work of the Meteor gnaws of aarell craft. Gunner Trevor J. Evans is keenly ...

... SAILORS AT DUNKIRK. Mote than 2000 British seamen are now discharged annually in the Pott of Dunkirk, where they are paid their wages, with tbe result, as our Consul tells us. that their hard-earned money is too often stolen squandered. Practio&Dy, the ...

... COLLISION OFF DUNKIRK. The Paris Fiyaro publishes a telegram from Dunkirk reporting that • collision occurred at 8 o'clock on Saturday morning in the fairway. The English steamer Cairnross, from Dunkirk to Newcastle, ran down the schooner Marie Emilie ...

... DUNKIRK STABBING AFFRAY. The Lemanlz, to • I Erse. Oardiff. at Barry es I 'swung. and s promise bearded bee sod bed s nennaties it the with to the desperste eseenner task plate two it the it the Instiseh—Oardiff Ines. Gioia nod Wbeelse—sed weber el diesena ...

... EXPLOSION AT DUNKIRK. The explosion of the cartridge factory at Dunkirk, on the 6th, appears to have been of the most terrible chg.- I meter. It occurred at about half-past nine in the morning, and the victims,tas in the recent disaster at Birmingham ...

... BRITISH TRADE AT DUNKIRK. :las peen a considerable falling off in British ade at Dunkirk during the past year, and this .t like others, suffered from the general • urnation of business. In 1892, 1,297 British ▪ re..osteriog 76,971 toes, entered. while ...

... WAS AT DUNKIRK WESTERN VALLEY C.E. UNION MI. ROWLAND HILL INDUCTED AS PRESIDENT In connection with the Western Valley Christian Endeavour Union. the annual Convention Service was held at Somerset-street Itlethodist Church. Abertillery. on Tuesday evening ...

... Arrival off Dunkirk. STORMY WEATHER HEATS THE LANDING. (Renter's Telegram.) Dunkirk, Wednesday, 8 a.m. Dunkirk was filled with enormous crews this morning. of visitors again landed here last night, most of whom slept in the open air or passed the night ...

... A DUNKIRK MYSTERY. CAPTAIN OF A_CARDIFF STEAMER MISSING. Captain Bummers, oemmanding the steamship Sapphire, of London, from Buenos Mims, disappeared at Dunkirk no Tuesday night under somewhat myeterions circumstances. The steamer, which arnged too late ...

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... shield over freedom Over Dunkirk too few. Over Singapore—too fen Over Crete —toofiw But the factories hummed, and the people toiled ; more planA, more planes . . . . thousands . . . . Squadron after Squadron roaring into th sky t Layer above layer 1 Far ...