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... AT DUNKIRK Mr. Siddins served as a chaplain with the B.E.F from last January to the evacuation irom Dunkirk. The kind of man he is may be gathered from the number of times he did not board a boat that would have carried him away from the shelled, bombed ...

... DUNKIRK. CIVILITIES AT THE CANNON'S MOUTH. The Worcester, of 1061, a ship of 629 tons and 48 guns, was renamed Dunkirk in 1660, and in the following year carried the flag of the Earl of Marlborough when he went to take possession at the town and island ...

... DUNKIRK A military spokesman Quoted by the German Overseas News Agenci stated early to-day that the “full dress assaulton Dunkirk has not yet begun, but that the city was being ceaselessly pounded by heavy guns and from the air. . what German demolition ...

... AT DUNKIRK Mr. A. N. Levinson (defending) said Jeffrey was shellshocked at Dunkirk, and was given an immediate discharge from the Services. •This effect is still upon him. and he suffers from trembling bouts.” Of the 50 cases admitted, only six of the ...

... Dunkirk lflUß‘l’flEß to your feature article and photograph you published (Mail, March 16) on my behalf headed Echo From Dunkirk for which I am truly thankful teo you for giving it so much prominence im which 1 was inquiring the whereabouts and welfare ...

... Dunkirk From peace and the formatiop of regimental associations to Keep alive the spirit of comradeship among the members of the regiment, Mr. Stevens' story comes to the events of the last (Continued next column) ...

... DUNKIRK announcement that German on May 26 the evacuation Iroops had invaded Norway and Dunkirk began amid almost Denmark. A new word was incessant bombing, shelling, and given birth. Quislings.” machine-gunning on open Things were moving now. The beaches ...

... DUNKIRK DOCKS. Dunkirk port is lh» happy hunting-ground of the the land-shark, and even the ar-fassin. The docks are positive pitfalls for t!ie wayfarer 11 the absence of public light*. 'J'wo of the docks most recently con-tructel not possess single light ...

... THE DUNKIRK FIRE. Tho fire the Condorquerque petroleum refinery, Dunkirk, was got under after mo>t strenuous exertions. The corpses of two children and the charred remains of seven workmen have been found amidst the smoking debris of the Clerc factory ...

... CHOLEIIA AT DUNKIRK. Two cases cholera were registered Dunkirk yesterday. death from the disease also occurred at the city hospital. AT HOME. DEATH OF CROSS, M.P. Tiie Hon. \V. !I. Cross, M.P., eldest surviving sou Lord Cross, and representative the West ...

... DUNKIRK YACHTSMEN U.S. Awards the Blue Water Medal New York, Thursday (Reuter).—ln recognition of the part played by British yachtsmen in the evacuation of Dunkirk, the Cruising Club of America has awarded its Blue Water Medal to the survivors of those ...