... DUNKIRK CLAIMANTS Mr. Ellia Smith—They wear medals. Sir Walter Womeraley—That be so: but ribbons and medals can be bought easily in shops. The people who know the real hardship cases are members of the British Legion. He added that a committee was now ...

... LOCKOUT AT DUNKIRK. Dunkirk, Saturday, Tlie dock labourers having decided to demand now working regulations, the Merchants’ Committee has proclaimed lockout from Monday.—Reuter. ...

... BD Od, Selzaelt. — DUNKIRK UNDAUNTEI The pleasant little town of Dunkirk fated more than most frontier pla suffer the hardships of war (cays th of the London ay. News ’’) that it once more endured An official communique an1 the air on Friday. The number ...

... Service at Dunkirk Returning to England in 1040. he was appointed to command the destroyer H.M.S. Venetla, which was then undergoing repairs, having been damaged in the evacuation of troops from Boulogne. While awaiting his ship Lleut.- Commander Craig ...

... DUNKIRK AGAIN. Paris, Monday. The following communique was issued tonight:— * * During the day the artillery duel re-, violent the right bank the Meuse, the Bois Chaumo-BeKmvaax sector. There was intemnittemt cannonade the rest the front. Aviation.—Germa* ...

... “Dunkirk” for Axis General Giraud, brief visit to Gabes at the week-end. prophesied that the Axis would have a Dunkirk ’* from Africa. “There will be lots white caps floating in the Mediterranean soon,” he added. Our lighters were very active over the ...

... FOR HONFLEUR AND DUNKIRK, To Succeed the “Royal Victoria, /J A. RKGCLAB TRADER, ' —The remarkably taat-aailing, Schooner, ELIZABETH, JAMES M'FERUAN Ma«er. i= •> out of this Port.—Apply y UNSTER ...

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... Dunkirk Comparison This force freed the captured Italian garrison and look British prisoners. The British evacuated their troops under cover of superior sea forces as at Narvik and Dunkirk. An Italian motor boat torpedoed British light warship and Italian ...

... DUNKIRK SHELLED. Aircraft Locate Hidden German ...

... DUNKIRK OPEN Bitter Fighting as Our Troops Retire ...

... DUNKIRK SHELLED. Raid by German Torpedo-boats. [Pares Association Wan Special.] * Paris, Wednesday. About two in tba morning of Much German torpedo-boat* fired some sixty shells on the town of Donkirk. result of thia bombardment, which laatwl three mi ...