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... 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 ...
... Kaid Dunkirk The blaze a fire seer. miles out sea guided some the raiders who attacked Dunkirk. Heavy anti-aircraft barrage met them, but salvo alter salvo high explosives went home the docks. One pilot was picked up by several searchlights when miles ...
... Veterans of Dunkirk There must be in North Wales many former members of the Services—and boat crews—who were involved in one way or another in the evacuation of Dunkirk during the last war. It is proposed to form for North Wales a branch of the Dunkirk Veterans' ...
... SUCCESSOR WAS AT DUNKIRK Succeeding — Mr. Edwards as station officer is 39-year-old sub-officer Einrys Jones. A native of Portmadoc and a former pupil of Portmadoc Grammar School. he has worked with Mr. Edwards for ten years. During World War II Mr. Jones ...
... EXPLOSION AT DUNKIRK. DUNKIRK, Friday. Owing the explosion of a case of grenades which was being handled by some soldiers three men were killed and four injured. Two of the bodies have not been identified. A rail wav truck near was blown to pieces.—Central ...
... 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 Operations A.F. fighters maintained ofTensive | patrols throughout Monday and early yesterday morning in the Dunkirk area. A ttaoks were made troops advancing towards Dunkirk from the south, and on enemy batteries shelling the port. Aerodromes ...
... Dunkirk Prisoners A Member stated that prisoners of war taken at Dunkirk were being placed in chains by the Germans and separated from other prisoners in wire cages. Sir ALFRED KNOX (C., Wycombe) suggested an Anglo- American solemn statement that they ...
... Dunkirk Spirit to the British lune—away from the depression of tidied ruins, ram. shackle trams and gloomy streets_ only occasionally lit shops a n d everywhere grey lined faces. Clothing Is nowhere en the airlift's priority list and already. shabby garments ...
... DUNKIRK FOR HITLER Eighth Army 12 Miles Through Gothic Line ALLIED H.Q., ITALY. Monday. rpHE Eighth Army has burst through into the shattered Gothic Line to a depth of J miles. Advanced elements have almost reached the Plain of Lombardy which leads up ...
... DUNKIRK OUTRAGE. Cardiff Seamen's Depositions, Our Dunkirk correspondent telegraphs this morning that a magistrate will proceed to the Hospital to-morrow to take the depositions of the two Cardiff seamen who were so severely wounded in the affray with ...
... NO SECCfND DUNKIRK Agreeing that active attack on the Germans in the West was vital to victory, Mr. Arthur Greenwood, M.P, said at Wakefield (Yorke.) But what we must avoid at all costs is an abortive expedition end• ing in another Dunkirk. When we strike ...