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... DUNKIRK REPAID , ..B. Carslake Richards 3.3o—Leamington Handicap. BLACK DAWN or BLACK ORATOR Beasley THE PILOT W. UcLachlan FLORID J. Sirett SYNOBIX K. Jones KYRA F Fox KINNAIBD M. Beary BABBLING BROOK Q. Smith CHOCK HILL S. Donoghue M.B\ASSIER Q. Richards ...
... Dunkirk, 1949 JN the present week nine years ago I recall attending a small conference addressed by Field-Marshal Sir John Dill. The Deputy Chief, but soon to be Chief, of the Imperial General Staff, told his audience that to look out on Whitehall from ...
... ZEPPELIN AT DUNKIRK. Dunkirk, Monday A Zeppelin flew over the Koadwtead here lact night, but was sighted the torpedo craft, and immediately the German lines. ...
... BOMBS ON DUNKIRK. TM* can «oukt at all that the Allies esWMww* f e—o are just now catalog ataedr and subatantlal advantages over the NEARING THE BREAKING POINT. Me pngrase mt graati but It it awwiant. tbsCarniaiMara last tailing to bald thtir ami, and ...
... Sicily “Dunkirk” TERRIFIC AXIS A.A. BARRAGE ...
... DUNKIRK SECTION A special section has been opened with the title: “Dunkirk Evacuation Fund for the benefit of those disabled or bereaved during that evacuation. For the start this special section the Minister of Pensions acknowledges £l.OOO from Mr. ...
... Dunkirk Avenged IT WOULD have liked a very much larger audience to have heard the address given by Miss Hyatt from headquarters. She told us of the courage and valour and wonderful spirit of the men of the Merchant Navy whom she met every day. Some of ...
... Dunkirk 'Buses. ei r —The dilapidated condition ol ttie Co%oraUon‘bu?eson this route ere an absolute disgrace to any city, espec^ ’'if'notning can bedoneto aUerthe district require!—l am. SpicK 101. City-road. DiinUiri*. September, 1926. Late Trip Trains ...
... DUNKIRK INHABITANTS EVACDATE the city. The Press Ce»tr*i Xe*r. meeMge of oM*. ■which announoM that the populsUoii of DuaJork hare left die ...
... AN ECHO OF DUNKIRK Thrilling Adventure Of Spitfire Pilot YEAR-OLD STORY To-day in a far away German Off lag a young flying officer of the R.A.*. is probably looking back with mixed feelings on hot afternoon 12 months ago, when his timely warning probably ...
... THE DUNKIRK MYSTERY. A Dover correspondent wires:—The Englishman, whose body was discovered on Dunkirk sands with wounds on the head, has bean identified by the captain of the Loudon steamer George Lynch, steward on his ship. The Cassel trades regularly ...
... DUNKIRK SISTERHOOD The annual party of the Dunkirk Sisterhood was held in the Dunkirk Schools, Deroy. Mrs. Stratford presided and tea was served by Mrs. Boulter and helpers, a programme of recitations, songs, and sketches was given by Mrs. Pearman and ...