... DUNKIRK THIS week brings us the fourth anniversary of Dunkirk, for between May 28 and June 3-4, 1940, the small British Expeditionary Force, which had been spreadeagled and then cornered icy the German forces, following the collapse of Belgium, stood ...

... Dunkirk 5 Ships Sunk Convoy * THE Admiralty issued the following cwmmnlffh last night:— A naval bombardment of the port of Dunkirk was carried out by our forces last night. Fires were seen to have been caused, and it Is considered that much damage resulted ...

... At Dunkirk Mr. Siddcns served as chaplain with the B.EF. from last January to the evacuation from Dunkirk. The kind of man he Is may be gathered from the number of times he did not board boat that would have carried him away from the shelled, bombed and ...

... DUNKIRK 3rd Class. 49/3 Third-class Rail and First-clas* on Boat Tickets, issued at proportionate fares. ...

... whence they will attempt to Blip into Dunkirk.” The “Echo Paris” says:—“ The German plan consists in trying to overflow the Allied armies in order to come back towards Paris. They would also like to gain Dunkirk and Calais, so to be quite opposite England ...

... AT DUNKIRK National Day Awards for Men in the Little Ships From Our London Correspondent FLEET STREET, Monday BELGIAN patriots at home in England to-morrow will celebrate Belgium's National Day. It will be exactly years since Leopold I. took his oath ...

... DUNKIRK. (Reuter’s Telegrams.) Dunkirk, Monday. The dock labourers and metal workers have ceased work, and are demonstrating with the building employees on strike. (Collisions have occurred between the strikers and the gendarmes, and several arrests have ...

... DUNKIRK. DESERTER CLEARS U? MYSTERY. ...

... Wirnb• wish him all the best in the biggest part in the evacuation of Dunkirk. the Mines Department branch of the, well lad in the Forces: the more the'lob he has tackled. While at Dunkirk he was batman and, Civil Service in London. When home merrier. One ...

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... AT DUNKIRK. The Czar and Czarina on Wednesday arrived in France upon their long-expected visit the morning M. Loubet left Dunkirk in the Cassini to meet their Majesties; but owing to the roughness of the sea the Czar did not leave his yacht. The President ...

... AT DUNKIRK He went to France with the R.A.S.C. and took part in the advance into Belgium and the retreat to Dunkirk, from which he escaped safely. He was an efficient officer, of the kind who is adored by his men; but his letters leave no doubt that Army ...