... The Attack on Dunkirk. London, ganday.—The following official communication has been received fruo the French Embassy for publication has given information that for nearly two months in the neighbourhood of Dixmude, the section where there baa been no ...

... “DUNKIRK’” MAN FINED IN DERRY Larceny & Disorderly Behaviour Charges Robert Picket, 44, Walket’s Pl., was sentenced to three months’ imprisonment for the larceny of a pair of trousers, the property of Thomas Harley, and a month’s imprisonment, to run ...

... DUNKIRK BOMBED, The Admiralty announces that two aeroplanes dropped bombs on Dunkirk, and that German seaplane was forced to the water by British machine north-east Nieuport. ...

... PRISONERS IN DUNKIRK A number. of British prisoners of war are known to be in German hands at Dunkirk. Fifty are Canadians and sixty-four are from the ,United Kingdom. An inspector of the Red Cross International Committee entered Dunkirk under German ...

... FOR DUNKIRK EVACUATION The “London Gazette’’- last night announced honours for services in connection with the withdrawal of 335,490 officers and men of the Allied Armies from Dunkirk to various naval officers- Vice-Admiral Bertram Home Ramsay, Flag-Officer ...

... DUNKIRK BOMBARDED. Amsterdam, Tuesday.—A Berlin official telegram says —On the evening the 3rd inst., a German naval seaplane successful! dropped bomba on the harbour works of Dunkirk. In some ‘.heds a fire was caused, which could seen from a long distance ...

... DUNKIRK SURVIVOR. IMPROPER WEARING OF MEDALS. A Dunkirk survivor appeared before a Field General Court-martial at Chatham yesterday, charged with improperly wearing the ribbons of the Military Medal, the Long Service Medal, and the Good Conduct Medal ...

... DUNKIRK SHELLED. Yesterday evening’s German communique reports tbs •successful’’ sbcllinjr of “the port of Dunkirk*’ Hun artillery. ...

... DUNKIRK SPIRIT There was taik of the Dunkirk spirit, said Mr. Chtirohii;,, but what would Dunkirk have been if the little boats only took off trade unionists and said: We. don't care a tinker's cuss for the rest ? (cheers). The man who used that phrase ...

... FIRE AT DUNKIRK. Dunkirk, Tuesday. large fire broke out last night in some warehouses in this town contaiuing stores of flax and maize. Property was destroyed to the value of one million francs. ...

... Appleby’s Dunkirk The long awaited match between Martin Appleby and Noel Kirk finally took place last Thursday night. Appleby (the singing bricklayer) tried very hard but was no match for the skillful Kirk and had to concede in both games to leave Kirk ...

... ECHO OF DUNKIRK. Able-i Seaman William George Edward Burrows, of H-M.iS. Pembroke, Who saved the- lives several soldiers buried the debris of a bombed house at Dunfciric, has been awarded the Distinguished Service Medal. This was announced in the list ...