... fortified town of Bergues. “The whole region round Dunkirk which is still in the hands of the enemy, is under constant and heavy artillery fire. Fighter ’planes and Stuka —dive- continued their attacks on Dunkirk yesterday. They sank two destroyers, one patrol ...

... Prime Jmistor. hat sent the following cable to Mr. Churchill;— • ? ver y Australian has watched with , feat of the Armv Dunkirk. amazin,! capacity to convert defeat ™ ~'u mph inspires us. and the holding ~fj 0 ' :e German arms of inestimable Spedal ° ...

... finish the job and “get them home.” Uppermost in our minds now, however, is the fate of the heroic rearguard, now holding the Dunkirk defences against Titanic attack. This remaining fifth had the grimmest task of all. Upon their valour the safety of the fourfifths ...

... afterwards searchlights were again switched on and there was heavy firing south-east of the town. No sirens were sounded. DUNKIRK ADVENTURE Volunteer Helped to Row Troops From Beaches stage. At present, says, the U.S. Army consists of 200,000 mercenary ...