... DUNKIRK SUNDAY The Rev Reginald Newcombe, M.C., vicar of St. Nicholas', Hessle-rd., is inaugurating what he hopes will be an annual commemoration of the Dunkirk deliverance at his church on Sunday next. He is afraid that the world with its short memory ...

... SNUIIiC OF DUNKIRK. Paris, Thursday.—For several days past the Ger* mans have been bombarding Dunkirk and districts with long-range gun. Over Saturday and Sunday last nineteen millimetre shells fell, and Sunday and Monday seven more of the same character ...

... RIOTING AT DUNKIRK. STRIKERS CHARGED BY CAVALRY. TWO MEN KILLED. (Reuters Telegrams.) PARIS, Thursday. There has been serioua rioting at Dunkirk in connection with the strike. The workmen there, being in sympathy with the French miners on strike, have ...

... THE DUNKIRK FIRE. The fire at the Gondekerque Petroleum Refinery was only got under strenuous exertions. The corpcs twd children and the charred remains of seven wortmen have been foand among the ruins. The damage estimated at three hundred thousand francs ...

... BOMBS ON DUNKIRK. DUNKIRK, Sunday Twelve* German aviators flew ovar th« town and today, and about tbLrty bon Aw. Owing th© pi« thore but lew casual lies, and the mater;ai damage was not) very .mparteint.—Pre©B Association War Special. ...

... ANNIVERSARY OF DUNKIRK THE DAILY MAIL JAMESON-STREET, HULL. Tilephone: 15100 (15 lines). Telegrams: Mail, Hull. Established 1885. Incorporating Hull Packet (1787) and Hull Evening News. London Offices: Carmelite House, E.C.4. Telephone: Central 6000. ...

... DUNKIRK SAFE. DUNKIRK ndaledi. Dunkirk Las now been made safe from attack, and there is longer any question attack. The defensive chapter its history is closed, and the field built in September will remain untested, interesting relics of the past, when ...

... BOMBARDMENT OF DUNKIRK. (IHABITANIS NOT ALARMED BY CcßhttN Bit SHELLS. Paris, Monday { Dunkirk describe the effects e. th ' her r jirdraent Wednesday and Thur«- explosions were heard at i« .f five minutes, but the shells fell ,k> town. The op'vd of the ...

... The German 'Dunkirk' (By WILL STEWART, Our Military Correspondent) Not until the west bank of the Seine is completely in our hands will it be possible to obtain satisfactory picture of the enormous defeat sustained by the German Seventh Army. Till then ...

... THE DUNKIRK STRIKE. MASTERS TO REOPEN THE PORT ON MONDAY. DUNKIRK, Friday.—Four separate fires broke out last night in the port ie a number of bales of cotton and kegs of tobacco were destroyed. of the fires were put out before they could gain much hold ...

... KILLED AT DUNKIRK SON OF WELL-KNOWN COTTINGHAM MAN The parents of Troop-Sergeant- Major Thomas Wyatt Arbon, of Northgate. Cottingham, have received official notification of his death while on active service Mr C. H. Arbon, his father, was clerk to the ...

... THE FATAL AT DUNKIRK °UM/Mc Hay tfbs ot tie wu rot mr bent au pen of tbil It. WI, of Jae in Oa. is ft:IY • , 0.1 51 wisse at of two 1 act the charred of hTlea Week- IMO Iwo cut.: lb. onkts; of is.. Qom of is.. b. , Ns tb• 6,4..1. O. ▪ twist by Mures jut ...