... British troops are returning from Dunkirk, expressing his gratitude for the manner in which the troops were cared for by civil volunteers. kinds, ranging from converted liners to trawlers, have taken part in the defence of Dunkirk and the evacuation of the troops ...

... to-day, state that although yesterday was not marked by any important events on land, it was a great day in the air. At Dunkirk the Germans made no moves of any importance on land, but made furious attempts with their aviation to impede the embarkation ...

... more tanks, more guns. The people of this country must work as never before.” The 8.E.F., still returning steadily from Dunkirk, have been compelled to leave behind them vast stores of their fighting equipment. Little of it will be of use to the enemy ...

... the bombs were dropped the 'plane was seen signalling.” The bombs fell some distance from the road. Troops Still Leaving Dunkirk (Continued from Front Page) Allies are still offering a “desperate” resistance . R.A.F. bombers, meanwhile, have been constantly ...