“Little Dunkirk” Dunkirk
... “Little Dunkirk” Dunkirk ...
... “Little Dunkirk” Dunkirk ...
... AS AT DUNKIRK Mr. Walker, dealing with trade asaoclations, said they must be able to speak with one yoke through a powerful central body and must take a greater interest in the work and policy of the FBI. The meeting passed a resolution calling on the ...
... DUNKIRK •Times’ War Telegram, per Press Association. OSTEND Tuesday. The German army around Antwerp has now been set free, and there is marked movement between Ghent and St. Nicolas. I am given to understand late this evening a German column is marching ...
... DUNKIRK. SCHOOL WASH.—The monthly iseetio• of the Dunkirk Hoard was held at the schoolroom on Monday List, when all the were present, via., the W. J. Springett, drm in, Mr. him Illar:on, eke chairman, Mr. W. R. Gorham, Mr. T. J. PI maser, and Mr. S. J ...
... Dunkirk SHOULD Singapore fall, the disaster need not be total tragedy. For if we view this setback sanely we shall regard it as furious goad to greater effort, as a summons to work rather than to wailing. We must get back, and instantly, to the spirit ...
... DUNKIRK, NEAR FAVERSHAM. Freehold Property . I C. STIDOLPIE Hal received instructions TO SELL BY AUCTION, A T the 'SHIP '' HO rm., FAY on WEDNESDAY, 1.05, at MO o'clock in afters ron. tie FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE Situate at Horse Lees, Dunkirk, Containing ...
... DUNKIRK Pass Coomcn..—A of the DEWS* was W taws most Mr. C. E. Ob. F. hr. 1.0. Howls& mod ho (Mr. R. 8. Dosa).-4 War bus Glowed Plas Ohs that anowilialota bad bon oastioaad kr morals( Mosey, sod alio a of loam dalhat Doak& It was bother that Issods for ...
... DUNKIRK. Cum TREAT.—Tbe junior members had their treat on Saturday, Jane 24th. tinder tho care of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burgess, they drove to Canterbury and proceeded by train to Remote. After 'wising the chief altos of the town and enjoying a couple of ...
... DUNKIRK. Bones& Baess—The 0108 ,Mag el !herd was hold at the Usek's r vMeshy, whsa woe preset flpriegeti l. W. R. W. J. alderidas, and the ask (Mr. AIM Teseell).—Aesowats to £75 were orders; to be pit The Board wrote to the el .11111. baN per's gnat anise ...
... Dunkirk, The next main scale operation was the evacuation of Dunkirk. “Shearwater’s” task was to patrol the route from Dunkirk to England. Fortunately the weather was calm, and we were able to rescue a fighter pilot who had baled out, and three hundred ...
... DUNKIRK HARVIST THANKSGIVING were held Dunkirk church on Sunday last. The decorations wero pretty and the musical portion of (ho services W4ll well rendered by choir. The offertories for the Canterbury Hospital amounted to 24 Us. 9d. ...
... NO DUNKIRK had been like this in Poland for the Poles, in Belgium and the Netherlands for the Belgians and the Netherlanders, and in France for the French and British. It had been like this when Rommel won Tobruk and smashed the British Knightsbridge ...