... AT DUNKIRK One of the pilots who raided Dunkirk said; “I arrived over the harbour a few minutes before ten. My heavy bombs hit number five dock and some buildings at the dockside. Great pieces of the building went flying through the air. Smaller bombs ...

... AFTER DUNKIRK It would interest them to know that the work was specially valuable after the evacuation from Dunkirk. Trains were coming every ton minutes, full of ...

... MIRACLE OF DUNKIRK The fighting in France and Flanders is well within and we know how, in conformance with the general plan after the German break through, the British retreated steadily and five-sixths of the troops were successfully evacuated from Dunkirk ...

... DUNKIRK JIBE In a jibe at the British he said: . Their most glorious victory—which our eyes was their most contempt- Jhle failure—was the flight from nkirk.” .When he was not threatening, “itler tried to make fun of Britain. .First he spoke of General ...

... Dunkirk Triumph Then came the great German attack in Flanders and Northern France. Instead of being able to turn our heavy bombers on to their proper task of smashing up German aircraft factories, all our air strength had to be concentrated on a frantic ...

... TWICE SHIPWRECKED DUNKIRK EVACUATION ESCAPED BELGIAN REFUGEE *>r Now Charged With eS His Children : . A soldier who was twice shipwrecked e ,red finally escaped disguised as Belgian refugee was n . Sheriff Court to-day with failing to maintain his Cll ...

... FISHERMAN HONOURED FOR DUNKIRK FEAT FRED BARTER, a fisherman, of Emsworth, Hants., and Frank Lunn, of Fareham, have been awarded the D.S.M. for their services during the evacuation from Dunkirk. When war broke out Barter volunteered, and was posted for ...

... GALLANTRY AT DUNKIRK ; Fisherman and Cook Awarded d . s . m . ' ' ;; ' ' : , ' Fred Barter , a fisherman , of . Emswbrth , Hants , and Frank Lunn , of Fareham , have been awarded the D . S . M . for 'their services during the evacuation from Dunkirk . When ...

... Marquess of Normariby , is safe . He was ; last reported to '' - have been ' seen in . a ' casualty clearing station near Dunkirk . . > -: ; - ' ; Sabotage by Nationalists , in Pin-Prick Campaign Against Smuts [ FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT ] . Capetown ...

... Boulogne. Calais. Dunkirk and Ostend among other objectives. A big attack was also made on Le Havre. Marshalling yards in Ger' many and enemy-occupied territory were also attacked. For two hours the whole of the coastline from Boulogne to Dunkirk was bombed ...

... ports. The attacks stretched for miles, the flashes of the exploding shells were easily seen stretching from Boulogne to Dunkirk, and the heavy crump of the explosions was felt over this side of the Channel. The enemy put up a heavy anti-aircraft barrage ...

... safe from Dunkirk. After 48 hours’ leave he was sent to En(gtland, where he has been ever since. hers who have been no farther than the outskirts of Edinburgh are home every week-end. Send them to guard the coast and let the heroes of Dunkirk get a rest ...