... R.A.F. VISIT THE RUHR. Large forces of heavy bombers have attacked enemy troops advancing to Dunkirk. and enemy batteries shelling the port, it was offically announced yesterday. In Germany, refineries. oil tanks, supply depots and marshalling yards in ...

... run aground. and hospital carrier Maid of Kent set on fire. DUNKIRK HERO HONOURED. PARIS, Wednesday.—General Fagalde, Commander of the 16th French Army Corps, one of the heroes of the Dunkirk evacuation, has at the request of General Weygand been created ...

... battles of all time—the battle for the extrication of the British Expeditionary Force from France and Belgium, by way of Dunkirk. It is not finished yet, and one must always be mindful of the rule, Wait for the end. Yet many millions of hearts felt ...

... Belgian coast two enemy planes were shot down, two disabled. and the rest flew away. Our aircraft returned safely. In the Dunkirk area forty aircraft were destroyed and another 33 destroyed or severely damaged. Thirteen of ours are missing. Many hits were ...

... post -:1.05e.-Xl.•!' Anus. op Wove:, Willesbero. Kent. BIG NEW BATTLE BEGINS ON 110-MILE FRONT IN FRANCE. Pagt: 7. LAST OF DUNKIRK'S DEFENDERS REACH SAFETY. Pa.e i. EDUCATION. Entrance Scholarship Examination FIVE SCHOLARSHIPS, Oriole EU) each, for BOYS ...

... several broadcasts paying ivorthy tributes to the men of our Forces and those of the French Allies in the epic evacuation from Dunkirk. But I have been waiting to hear one word of thanks to that Greater Power, Who saved these men from destruction. Now at last ...

... BORROWED MOTOR-CYCLE. A magisterial plea to an officer for merciful consideration for two B.E.F. ?soldiers home from Dunkirk was madel at Sheffield yesterday. Jack Frost (28), of Fifth Avenue, North Hull Estate, Hull, and Harry*Olaen (35). of Providence ...

... throughout the last war. Boys of 17 who were working in factories on the South-East Coast reached home after having been to Dunkirk to help evacuate British troops. Many of them had never seen a shot fired in their lives, but a naval officer who was with ...

... SOMME THE FOLLOWING IS TO-DAY'S OFFICIAL FRENCH COMMUNIQUE:- On land and sea and in the air the French and British forces at Dunkirk are continuing, in complete solidarity, the stubborn fight to resist the German drive and assure the evacuation. The enemy ...

... bomber formations flown ceaselessly over the zone of ENEMY EFFORTS REDOUBLED. Icanwhile the German army, foiled it- attack on Dunkirk by rising flood which Allied engineers have resc,l over the Flanders plain, has relihxd its efforts to cut off the French ...

... be ousted. They were as essential as the men who were fighting, and there should be a two to one basis. SCOTS WHO MET OFF DUNKIRK. ONE WAS A RESCUER. ...

... socks for despatch this evening. Lieut.-CW..3nel Fergus Y. Knox. commanding officer of an Ulster regiment evacuated from Dunkirk, wired to Mrs. Charley last evening— Send soclts.'' Nearly 700 pair will arrive in England tomorrow. ...