... At Dunkirk Mr. Siddcns served as chaplain with the B.EF. from last January to the evacuation from Dunkirk. The kind of man he Is may be gathered from the number of times he did not board boat that would have carried him away from the shelled, bombed and ...

... DUNKIRK Official notification has been received Councillor R. B. Colbourne, of Warwick, that his son, Capt. Jack Herbert Colbourne, R.E.. was killed during the evacuation of the troops from Dunkirk, Capt. Colbourne was engineer by profession. In September ...

... DUNKIRK Vice-Admiral Tells of the Navy’s Part ...

... AT DUNKIRK The excellent work accomplished by the Salvation Army in this direction is indicated by the fact that at Dunkirk their canteens gave away 80,000 cups of tea and coffee, in addition to thousands of pies, cakes, and sandwiches, in four days. ...

... AT DUNKIRK. navy AND EVACUATION. ...

... important section of General Prioux’s army has net yet been able to reach tha Dunkirk area, and it la admitted that the position of these men Is becoming more and more difficult. Dunkirk from the cea. have been carrying out extensive bombardments from the air ...

... DUNKIRK Tha following •oul-atlrrlng line* are trom the pen an airman, stationed Somewhere la Llncolnahire fiorld felt shiver of horror. While the stoutest heart sickened with gloom. And even the wisest of England Could see nought for the Army but doom ...

... Dunkirk We had not even to go so far back as the last war, for there was Dunkirk. And so while he did not say that God would do something in some amazing fashion, yet there had been occasions when He had done it. and if we did our best we might hope. ...

... AT DUNKIRK Mr. Siddins served as a chaplain with the B.E.F from last January to the evacuation irom Dunkirk. The kind of man he is may be gathered from the number of times he did not board a boat that would have carried him away from the shelled, bombed ...

... Wirnb• wish him all the best in the biggest part in the evacuation of Dunkirk. the Mines Department branch of the, well lad in the Forces: the more the'lob he has tackled. While at Dunkirk he was batman and, Civil Service in London. When home merrier. One ...

... Dunkirk The Late Rev. A. R. Jeeksam The funeral arrangements of the late Rev. A. R. Jackman were carried out by Mi. R. Hook. of Boughton, not (aN e tated under a misapprehension) by a'Faversham firm. The Late Mrs. Marlow The list of those who sent wreaths ...

... DUNKIRK Oa Dunkirk sands at break of day, The British army stood at bay, And the sad sod bitter tale I'll tell, ' How nearly into German hands they felL ' They went five hundred thousand strong, To Pleader: fields to right a wrong. There in the van they ...