... deliveries of machinery from Germany to Russia —Exchange. J POST, MONDAY, BERLIN ADMITS TOUGH RESISTANCE ZEEBRUGGE, OSTEND AND DUNKIRK BOMBED CLAIM TO HAVE CAPTURED CALAIS Berlin, May The German High Command issued the following announcement to-night:— After ...

... of exceptional intensity. a^S re P or l s P ers t s the claim that the French are still out in Calais and emphasise that Dunkirk is firmly held fii e d naval forces. ills Leopold of the Belgians is reported to have returned to 4 Palace in Brussels. The ...

... had hoped, and the Armada sailed into the North Sea virtually unimpaired and still capable of convoying Parma's army from Dunkirk. But, we all know, “Afflavit et dissipati sunt,” in the words inscribed by Queen Elizabeth on the Armada Medal, and that day ...

... Record “ Bag ” of Enemy Planes Hundreds of German planes are reported to have taken part in the aerial attacks on Dunkirk to-day, but the combined “bag” the Allied forces and anti-aircraft defences is described in military circles here as “record.” The ...

... had been vitally hit, ” baled out ” over .Belgium Otherwise, every British machine, pilot and gunner returned safelv. Over Dunkirk, the Defiants sighted seven Messerschmitt 109’s. They immediate) v attacked, and one of the Messerschmitts was shot down. ...

... this communique stated that some of the transports sunk were of more than 15,000 tons. It also claimed that the sluices in Dunkirk harbour had been destroyed and the harbour basin destroyed. ...

... bombers has failed to return. Our fighters have been engaged in offensive patrols over the French coast throughout to-day. Near Dunkirk this evening a formation of Hurricanes and Deliants engaged large forces of enemy bombers heavily escorted by fighters. At ...

... French sources, Calais remains in possession of the Allies. Paris, May French military quarters stated to-night that Calais, Dunkirk, Ostend and Zeebrugge are solidly held by the Allies. There is ho direct threat to Calais; the town, is firmly held by the ...

... Sai d: “Twenty convoys of to Lille, and in got and machine-gunning V ll QrOU « h sa e ly* We were then a sanatorium near Dunkirk, the surgeons were marvellous. order came for evacuation, S Ce d to get sufficient ? 1, A hut those who could walk tai-f / ...

... the moment of the collapse of the Belgian Army there was only one course left to the Allied Armies —to hold a line round Dunkirk, the onlyport that remained, and to embark as many men as possible before their rearguards were overwhelmed. Thanks to the ...

... Channel are being foiled by German air attacks against those Channel ports which are still in the enemy’s hands. “ The port of Dunkirk was destroyed by fire. “ No important events on the southern front. The German Air Force also attacked aerodromes in the vicinity ...

... defence regulations in * » l Dundee during the week-e 1 ' } several officials and mem British Union of Fascists. age air RAIDS DUNKIRK lR SEs in lifeboat ‘'^CHINE-GUNNED '■ lJ|f TRAPPED BY Dazing oil + B-E.F. j french troops est..^ yesterday at Soutlioa/°yerB ...