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... THE EVACUATION OF DUNKIRK GOES ON IN SPITE OF CEASELESS DIFFICULTIES To-day's French communique said: During the night, embarkation went on actively in the Dunkirk region, thanks to the resistance of our troops and in spite of ceaseless difficulties ...
... 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 ...
... AN EPISODE OF DUNKIRK Dunkirk will go down in the annals of this country as one of the most heroic episodes in our history. Many of our men attribute their deliverance to the prayers of the nation ; many found in the guidance of God a freedom from fear ...
... DUNKIRK GENERALS DECORATED Paris, Monday. Upon the recommendation of General Weygand, the Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Armies, General Blanchard, commander of the armies in the north-east, has been awarded the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour, ...
... DUNKIRK DEFENDERS HONOURED 1 ,ant * or the French - Vi-Nl f ' was decorated witi *'b Legion of Honour ' ommander-in-Chief - oi 1 sterd^- \ e ° Vernor ® utl 1 1 Leclerc, Admiral were made ComeKion of Honour. ...
... DUNKIRK LEAVE FOR NAVY Special leave is to be granted, all ranks the Royal Navy who took part in the evacuation of Dunkirk. ...
... WARSHIPS SHELL DUNKIRK u A naval bombardment of the port of Dunkirk was carried out by our forces on Tuesday night, says the Admiralty. Fires were seen to have been caused, and it is considered that much damage resulted. ...
... DUNKIRK SPOKEN WITH REVERENCE So long the Engl' A the word Dunkirk will ~ reverence. . he * A leading article to-. Times, paying this .tribi .-i It] The rags and blemishes jj ;jjg j k the soul of democracy s' w Beaten, but unconqucrea, . dour she ...
... of defiance and resistance. Will Rise Again. WHAT of Dunkirk to-day? The other evening was privileged to give lift to an exhausted, limping khaki warrior who had just returned from Dunkirk. Dunkirk to-day, said my informant, is as flat as that field ...
... FIFE CASUALTY OF DUNKIRK Mrs M. French, Orchardflat, Auch- . termuchty, has just « •' returned from visiting her husband. Private N. French, who was seriously wounded the battle of Dunkirk and is now in hospital in England. Private French, who is 27, ...
... NERVES AFFECTED BY DUNKIRK Accused's Plea in Wife Assault Charge That his nerves had been afTccted at the Dunkiik evacuation, and that was worried about his business, was the plea advanced in extenuation at Dundee Sheriff Court to-day when James Alexander ...
... ANIMALS' PLIGHT AT DUNKIRK Pathetic Board Of all the tragic c ...