... DAYS OF DUNKIRK In a reference to the days of Dunkirk, which was now for many a closed chapter, much of the Church’s equipment had been lost, and to replace It funds were required. He referred to the stirring experiences of the Rev. Lan M'Culloch, minister ...

... DUNKIRK JIBE In a jibe at the British he said: . Their most glorious victory—which our eyes was their most contempt- Jhle failure—was the flight from nkirk.” .When he was not threatening, “itler tried to make fun of Britain. .First he spoke of General ...

... DUNKIRK “BAPTISM” The Squadron Leader was the officer who flew a training aircraft to Calais to rescue a Squadron Commander who had been shot down but was uninjured. It was while he was taking off after the rescue that he was attacked by 12 Messerschmitts ...

... DAYS OF DUNKIRK In reference to the days of Dunkirk, which wan now for many closed chapter, much of the Church's equipment had been loot, and to replace It funds were required. He referred to the stirring experiences of the Rev. lan M'Culloch, minister ...

... DEFENCE OF DUNKIRK Garrison Increased by Rearguard ...

... Y AT DUNKIRK. “Both awards, I understand, have been made for gallant action during the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk. “I have reason to believe that further awards are coming to the town.” The Provost was authorised by the Council to send the ...

... Dunkirk Triumph Then came the great German attack in Flanders and Northern France. Instead of being able to turn our heavy bombers on to their proper task of smashing up German aircraft factories, all our air strength had to be concentrated on a frantic ...

... DUNKIRK HEROES Gallantry at Dunkirk has earned the 0.8. E. for Capt. Richard Thomas, of the steamer Worthtown. of London, and the Medal of the 0.8. E. (Civil Division) for two of his crew—Gunner F V. Yates and Gunlayer W. H. Jensen. During incessant bombing ...

... MIRACLE OF DUNKIRK M. Templeton writes: 1 was interested to read in the * News” the call to the Church and the need for a declaration of dependence on God We have had several tokens of the goodness of God to our nation. One was the “Miracle of Dunkirk.” Yet ...

... AFTER DUNKIRK No useful purpose can be served by seeking to obscure the seriousness of the reverse suffered by the Allies in Flanders. The dark lines of the picture, suddenly deepened by the withdrawal from the field of battle of the bulk of the Belgian ...

... DUNKIRK EVACUATION TOOK PART IN THE 4 1r a _ II I Mr Arthur Lamb, Smieton Street, Carnoustie, who, as a member of the Royal Army Service Corps took part in the Dunkirk evacuation, was married to Miss Betty Morton, Tealing, in the Church of the Holy Rood ...

... AFTER DUNKIRK useful purpose can served toy seeking to obscure the seriousness of the reverse suffered by the Allies in Flanders. The dark lines of the picture, suddenly deepened toy the withdrawal from the field tattle the bulk of the yfigtan Army under ...