... VOLUNTEER AT DUNKIRK. Mr Attlee told the w gs er yesterday that the to .„iis of those who helped ij osS e Dunkirk, but it wasi not complete record ot '--^''^ gave their services. , th e f * Mr Ellis Smith afJ e ueS tiO® V. would consider the o iW c ...

... COMMUNIQUE ON DUNKIRK Last night's French war communique Sl^, The _ embarkation of Allied troops from Dunkirk was completed to-day in co„Torm y with the pre-arranged plan. Until the last moment, first in the suburbs and then in the town itself, from ...

... DUNKIRK GENERAL Major-General H R. e l * an '? e j' officer to whom Lord Gort handed over command of the remaining troops at Dunkirk when ne returned to n.nglana, has been promoted Lieut.-Genera-. General Alexander, who' is. forty-eight, was one the youngest ...

... THE EVACUATION OF DUNKIRK GOES ON IN SPITE OF CEASELESS DIFFICULTIES To-day's French communique said: During the night, embarkation went on actively in the Dunkirk region, thanks to the resistance of our troops and in spite of ceaseless difficulties ...

... DUNKIRK HEROES THE QUEEN TALKS TO When the Queen informally visited the Overseas Club, London, yesterday, a number of New Zealand and Canadian airmen, Newfoundland troops, South African sailors, and nurses from overseas, including some Australian nurses ...

... Dunkirk Already spoken of as the most glorious retreat in our military history , the withdrawal from Dunkirk has aroused as much admiration across the Atlantic as here . -Full recognition of this great exploit must await more propitious times , although ...

... the Outskirts of Dunkirk LIGHT ON BELGIAN ARMY'S COLLAPSE u By G. E. Ley Smith and jerkily through the night the machine-gun battalion ° f Gordons made its way northwards towards the Yser. and again the roads were blocked by the transport of various v ...

... THE DUNKIRK LINE This is the latest position at Dunkirk as far as can be gathered from troops who landed to-day. They hold a line of defensive positions round Dunkirk, about five miles from the town. This force is receiving good support from British and ...

... HERO OF DUNKIRK Admiral Abrail. hero of Dunkirk, is 68. After directing the embarkation of the troops from Dunkii’k, he came to London, where he was x-eceived in private audience by the King, and met the First Sea Lord. Admiral of the Fleet, S*r Dudley ...

... THE DUNKIRK EVACUATION Our Naval Correspondent writes: Naval officers who supervised the opera- tions at Dunkark to-day throw new light on this difficult achievement. The senior British naval officer was placed in charge of the disembarkation of the troops ...

... DUNKIRK PAINTING& On Monday. a new room which contains several Interesting war pictures, was opened at the National Gallery. The public has not been long in taking advantage of this new exhibition of painting of the Dunkirk retreat. Two such paintings ...

... DUNKIRK “BAPTISM” The Squadron Leader was the officer who flew a training aircraft to Calais to rescue a Squadron Commander who had been shot down but was uninjured. It was while he was taking off after the rescue that he was attacked by 12 Messerschmitts ...