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... DUNKIRK. One page, however, remains to be written. On May 29 Lord Gort received a telegram from Mr. Eden. It read If you are cut off from us and :Al evacuation from Dunkirk and the beaches had, in your judgment, been finally prevented after every attempt ...
... Irish Links With Dunkirk HOn far foreign fte:ds from Dunkirk to Be grade I Lie the so.dters and chiefs of the Irish Brigade THE Irish Brigade (although broken 1 up during the French Revolution) had remarkable associations with Dunkirk. and Irishmen nobly ...
... COULD NOT UNDERSTAND DUNKIRK. Ask.. whether he expected .he erisia t,. de ~ ,op in the next 00 or 70 days Mi. Kennedy said he did not knew xactiv what that meant and that ther.: %ere .nsny things in the military situa t.on h d:d not understand. I never ...
... Dunkirk Shelled at Long Rugs. Paris, Tuesday. This afternoon's communique Dunkirk was bombarded last night by a long range gun, %Inch fired fourteen Some civilians were killed. Belgian troops south of St. Georgea raptured a German trench, all the defenders ...
... Missionary Town Is Dunkirk of Burma DUNKIRK of Burma is a tiCe g.ven to the town of Myitkyina, I where of Lawrence D. 11I'Mahon, Chicago-born missionary of St. Columban laboured. Thisl 'town, the terminus of the NorthlUsher, Prefect Apostolic of this ...
... German Acton Over Dunkirk.' Parir. Tuesday. French report -Oil the front lb. activity of the artillery on both vide. w , ir ‘Mient. VtW made *urprive rttarliv liner. rime the eau of Rheimr and the other in the %mown, In the region of Roure‘ tile, our ...
... Calais and Dunkirk via Amiens. •In,Aretiol - rel. tile lir. tint 11.0 ( . 111 'is jail OW t 1.1 .Nt.••••..-. ...
... HORE-3ELISHA'S DUNKIRK RETORT Mr. Hore-Colisha rose to protest and pointed out that after Dunkirk Mr. Churchill had said that Britain had lost the finest lot of equipment which had evei .eft their shores, and that the Army had been equipped In almost ...
... children, and had been getting a week in kind. Mr. C. Hunter (Nat.) said thel man was at Dunkirk. Mr. W. J. Watson (Unionist)—He '-thould have stayed at Dunkirk. Mr. Hunter said it was now the duty of the Board to grant the man' la decent allowance. His ...
... PARACHUTIST ON BEACH AT DUNKIRK-KILLED 211 . _ Four French soldiers, 21 of whose c.unrades were killed in a party by a German arachutist on the beach at Dunkirk, arrived at a south coast town on Monday with other French troops. One of them said: We were ...
... Scattered Fighting: Dunkirk Bombed ran.. The following conitoanirtJe AA ISMlellthls afternoon —Known? surpriso attacks nrrth ni and north of failed ',der our On our part. we tarried era raids into the Ger man Imes in the to the south-oast of Vawiaillon ...
... at inc previous meeting was stated to have been at Dunkirk, and about whom a Unionist member remarked at the time that 'he should have stayed at Dunkirk.' Mr. Gormfey added that the family in tnis case was receiving is lid in kind, Mr. C. Beatty (Unionist) ...