... road to Dunkirk to the liermans, the Allied Command has never lost its coolness for a moment., The watchword immediately went out, The British and French go on fighting. The Belgian Army's task had been to defend the sector north of Dunkirk, while the ...

... e are in German hands. The German Air Force bombed the communication line leading to Zeebrugge, N:e u port. Ostend, and Dunkirk as well as the ports and ships In the ports. An enemy destroyer was hit by a bomb between Calais and Dover. On the southern ...

... WILL FIGHT TO THE IND. The courses open to the Northern Army are painfully few. So long as Dunkirk an be held some. as Mr. Duff indie.ated to-night, may be extricated by sea. \ow that all responsibility to the 11- knaris on the left is at an end it may ...

... fairly be said until night, so long as the Allied Army in the north did not break, and while It was being supplied through Dunkirk, inflicting very heavy casualties OD the enemy, and fairly cheaply. In the matter of days it had a fair chance of being relieved ...

... firmly as theirs. The B.C.F. it must be remembered, is not a beaten force, though its position is so obviously critical with Dunkirk threatened. Our home morale must remain as rocklike. _ M. Reynaud has made the same appeal to the French people, and Anglo-French ...