... THE EPIC OF DUNKIRK In this tale of disaster there came a moment when imminent defeat stared the British Empire in the face. That was the when the retreating Arms was left isolated owing to King Leopold's igno- order to the Belgian troops to la y down ...

... FROM DUNKIRK TO ENGLAND! Or this tinse I assume we have all Ist in our heeds the amazing exploit If all vAle took part in the rescue of 331.51 e Fighting men Irons imminent septum or destruction at Dunkirk; and the admission of our Premier, Sr. Winston ...

... reocued by a Dr:tigh naval motor-boat tune after withdrawal from Dunkirk. The French men went through a terribte experience. existing for nine dare on • in shallow water • few MASS et Dunkirk- They were without food and water for the whole of that' period- ...

... escape from the net. It is good to learn that (with the 'loss of some destroyers) large numbers of treeps were embarked from Dunkirk mil that two French Divisions cut their I way through from Lille to reach Dun. , kirk. Some of Our Wiling men ; reached Cornwall ...

... congratulations to Yr. It. P. Mobil's (Deputy Town (ba). who. It ',- Ported. awarded 6bibed Ciro, foe his work in and arouo4 Dunkirk. ...

... in the French Air Fore.. They will undergo pri trZ.ing before going to the fionL DUNKIRK \TEO. PARIS. Thur.day. The inundations extending South-East and North-Wet of Dunkirk are now effective. Tbou.ande of tons of water, have been poured into the region ...

... IMJN. Thunsdav, The attack the German invasion ports began in the early hour, of this morning. The a bole coastline from Dunkirk to Boulogne. appeared to be fire. The from bursting bomb. together the searchlighta lit up the wi that it almost as clear ...

... poutlesit in Svtluey. New Wale, Client Inferott twine taken here in the arrival of Iterown nI Italian ant. rlbel`A. B.E.P. et-Dunkirk guards. It aVP ala - ritureit for each Germln to iv. on Soule rettt.iiit accept the inolar. and sated for it to he ti to ...

... WAR SNIPPETS. Mor • 1.000 .2111111 — SC 01 them Britah- took part in the Met from Dunkirk. Approximately 120 Members of Parliament are serving the forcer, The Italian Praks forecasta a great Ocr. , man offensiv . , supported 8.000 agaiirt the Weds:and ...

... HUNDRED FIREMEN ENGAGED. LONDON. Friday. Five hundred and • bundled and seven boats, ine.ied• ins the Marreyshaw, which saw a• Dunkirk, were (ingested fur crveesi hours this morninst in one of biggest Wares in the war Winn. M 2. Ostberine's Dock, near die Tower ...

... T alai %trainer cond tons tlaoughout ye.g.rdaY. and the daylight activities ot our were eted. Attack' made on sh puma. if Dunkirk. on Rot tatdam harbour. coamorat at 110083 , 14 the Maw. and on induetr.al Walt near the West-i. Other airerait attacked ra ...

... retung to eurrinder, it • lam, number of the enemy. and of livalurable a.satarice to bud: th HE.'. in int withdrawal 011 Dunkirk. ...