... DUNKIRK SIEGE Ceaseless Pounding Say Germans military spokesman, quoted tho German Overseas News Agency, stated early to-day that the full dress assault on Dunkirk has not yet begun, but that the city was being ceaselessly pounded by heavy guns and from ...

... while tugs belched thick white smoke into the mist It was like ** little Dunkirk it the small ships England had once again rallied for an emergency. But this scene, unlike Dunkirk was almost motionless. STRANGE AIR OF SUSPENSE. As our plane swooped low ...

... THE DUNKIRK MYSTERY. The Englishman whose body was discovered Dunkirk sands with wounds the head has been identified (says a Dunkirk correspondent) the captain of the London steamer George Lynch, steward on his ship. The Cassel trades regularly between ...

... SMALLPOX AT DUNKIRK. THREE FATAL CASES. sailor who was landed at Dunkirk on February 7th from the steamship Mira, which had arrived from Algeria, rrid Ronen, has died in the hospital of smallpox. Two nurses who attended him hav© also died, and four other ...

... DUNKIRK ECHO Soldier's Farewell To England A farewell message, placed in a bottle and consigned to the sea a soldier left on the beaches of Dunkirk in 1940, has just been washed up on the coast at Brighton. The bottle was found by Mrs. Skerrett, a visitor ...

... THE DUNKIRK STRIKE. telegram.] Duxkibk, Friday. This port guarded by several companies infantry and by cavalry. Three thousand strikers have made a demonstration in front of the house of M. a marine broker, who had sent for some British dockers to take ...

... DUNKIRK SENSATION. YOUTH CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER. CANAL SIDE AFFAIR. I HAVE NOT KILLED HER, HAVE I John George Pilgrim, 19, unemployed, of 64, Sherwin-road, Lenton, was remanded, after a brief appearance, Nottingham Guildhall, to-day, charged with ...

... BUSES FOR DUNKIRK Sir, —I not know who “Neglected,” of Dunkirk,- is, but a member of the Tramways Committee I can assure him, and the whole of the residents of Dunkirk, that if this unfortunate war had not come about ’bosea would have been running to ...

... THIEVES DUNKIRK. SOAP WORKS VISITED, BUT BOOTY SMALL. Ehainc the week-end thieves paid visit the soap works Dunkirk, baloniing Zvlessrs. James Linday and Ltd. Fnttance was effected ttirough a windonv, the contents tif the being tn a scorch for money. ...

... DUNKIRK INCIDENT. MELBOURNE LORRY DRIVER FINED A fine of £1 and 10s. costs was imposed on Ronald Stafford, market gardener, of Derbyroad, Melbourne, the Nottingham Summons Court to-day for failing to give free and uninterrupted v passage to toot passengers ...

... going as far as Dunkirk. The party arrived in Calais having crossed the Channel in a destroyer—at one o’clock, and proceeded by train to Dunkirk, which town was en fete for the occasion. HISTORIC OCCASION. Mr. Bevin. speaking at the Dunkirk ceremony to-day ...

... Despite the gun barrage and the, many air raids, the garrison Dunkirk, under the fortress commandant, Rear-Admiral Frisius, faces the coming battle with equanimity. DUNKIRK, 1940. Dunkirk means to everyone Britain the historic week in 1940, when, fa ...