... the Outskirts of Dunkirk LIGHT ON BELGIAN ARMY'S COLLAPSE u By G. E. Ley Smith and jerkily through the night the machine-gun battalion ° f Gordons made its way northwards towards the Yser. and again the roads were blocked by the transport of various v ...

... FROM DUNKIRK News of Old Sys LEADING STOKER CHARLES HUGHES, recently horns ea Mimi leave, wed •on a destroyer Port In the naval operation withdrawal from Ho Paid tribute to the work of the Meteor gnaws of aarell craft. Gunner Trevor J. Evans is keenly ...

... SEPARATED AT DUNKIRK The wife of Trooper Edmund Smith, the 7th Batto., Royal Tank Regiment, it anxious for newt of him Trooper Smith, who was reported mltalng on 25 May, became separated from his comrades at Dunkirk. Before he was recalled to the Colours ...

... WITH THE. WORCESTERS TO DUNKIRK BY ONE WHO WAS THERE An interesting story of the experiences of a Battalion of The Worcestershire Regiment in the campaign in Belgium, has been supplied to the Register by an Evesham soldier, home on leave, who was ...

... FELL AT DUNKIRK. Memorial Service for Gallant Devonian. LIEUT. E. L. GIBBS. In the peaceful setting of the English countryside, and in a typical village church nestling amid the vivid green Nature, there took place on Saturday a memorial service for one ...

... DUNKIRK MIRACLE was sura that Dunkirk was the moral and strategic turning point in the war. Hitler's plans war* shattered at that point and the aspect of the war changed. Had the BXT. not been saved miraculously it might have bean possible to invade certain ...

... The Miracle of Dunkirk Sir, —I feel, like many others, that the great day of national prayer the answer to simple faith began last week in the miraculous withdrawal of our troops from overwhelming tragedy at Dunkirk. We have to thank God for the strength ...

... COMMEMORATING DUNKIRK T3IRMIN GH craftsmanship has another feather in its cap. the recent Red Cross sale at Christie’s the silver gilt beaker bought Lord Queensborough for £270 was the work of Cyril J. Shiner, who has done much maintain the local tradition ...

... DUNKIRK SURVIVOR Plymouth Bride For Naval Rating Sto. Kenneth Hannaford, R.N., a survivor H.M. destroyer Havant. sunk during the evacuation of Dunkirk, and e'dest son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hannaford, 7, St. Johns-road, Prince Rock, Plymouth, was married ...

... ABOUT DUNKIRK I am told there are too many books being written about Dunkirk already. 1 doubt that statement, as too much cannot be writen on such an epic. Anyway, there is room for this soireture gay (not always), personal account the adventures a British ...

... WOUNDED AT DUNKIRK Among the wounded in the War Office casualty list, issued today, of 70 officers and 882 other ranks, is the name of Lieut. Vivian Emery Cornelius (Grenadier Guards), a native of Liverpool, who was for a time partner in the Liverpool ...

... the streets of Dunkirk during the' evacuation was a kitbag belonging to a British officer, a captain in the R.A.O.C. Like many others, he was forced to drop his pack in the race to safety. Mr. A. J. Lusty, manager or an hotel at Dunkirk and one of the ...