... CRIMPING IN DUNKIRK. The Dunkirk Tribunal has passed • sentessce which will interest all those who ate anxious for the welfare of British seamen. A notorious fellow, who for years has been building up a fortune by preying ow the seafaring community. has ...

... ATTACKS BY DUNKIRK AIRIIIN. 23 VICTIMS OF GIRMAN AIRSHIPS NIGHT TO THS LAST COAST. • bits& the It Cheek Isileefea of el sbe 11111.5. anolle• %nig senies. is yesell et essebress bmabythossid by shade Inn Diskirk, bmwessed by Of Ye Admizaby bktbs %iih.lsolmys ...

... DOADIS AT DUNKIRK. NO DAMAGE Di) \L. aonorthnn to 11111,.&g.• to Ow /•••••;,;•4 Itunlort, a Sr o% r 'on at oon t.'elork oo Surtlay ar n 1.11., Jrolippillg too Manta!, loon, r. ,; .1 a ,14n1.14.•!. the German Nai tin ii at lo guns, alas thou purstnil ...

... GERMAN AIRMEN ACTIVE. 11EX KILLED AT DUNKIRK. - The eorrelsonelent of the ;* Norther , . that the air raid ou over Itunkirk • number of (hr aeroplante..tion•ted vavino.ly at from twelve fifteen. re.alt.%l the 10.. of -ix an!.l:cr. a Rml worker. am% ...

... shield over freedom 16::;: . c .- '• - .f.. •,--,-: i ocr Dunkirk few • . ' ' r . ( )% cr singapore -mop , .5,.,;. ) . 1 ,, r Crete 11107- --- -- '' ' ' lr t - ' tories - .. -% .7 4 11111 the people toiled ; • \ —kr . ,•••••• ' .' ' C 'lore ...

... The mud of DUNKIRK The salt of the Channel IN 1940, Deskirt backs do resew, dam widiout IMO or impsiposst. They cuss beck is clothes stood up is, encsvessd aid' dis rims of buds, soil of From sad do of ths of thous to Clostrs of lotford. Tiny vim domed ...

... are to reverse the • result of the corrcsponding away fixture in which they last 2-1, as Dunkirk are at present leaders of the 4th Div. of the Spartan league. Dunkirk are making this match the occasion of their annual outing and will be accompanied by about ...

... the ball through his own goal. At half-time Dunkirk were leading by 3-1. The AVe+leyans made little headway in the second half. Stevenson and Iligginlxntom scored two goals each and Childs one goal for Dunkirk. Despite the heavy score the Wesleyan' , played ...

... contractors, of hare been commissioned by the MinisWr of Publie Works to establish on the Bourbourg Canal and river As, between Dunkirk and Slant Omer, a system of haulage by means of traction engin e ,. Previous attempts in this direction lis‘e h a d little ...

... Seaman Martin has been engaged on various other the greatest and most hazardous task being the evacuation of Dunkirk. Nine times ship creased to Dunkirk. each time bringing back 1.000 men. Fortunately, his ship made the trip. each time without receiving a scratch ...

... come from Dunkirk who said: We had not prayed much before, but we were not ashamed to be seen saying our prayers then for Jerry was dropping them all around us. Shortly before Dunkirk the whole nation had participated in a Day of Prayer. Dunkirk followed ...

... was invalided out of the iwrviee with the rank of Captain. but not before he had made aevenal trips to France to ausfist in Dunkirk ...