... CANWILI AT DUNKIRK Carmyl.‘ was well repr:•seu4•d at Dunkirk by our young men serving in combatant and non-combatant COSTS. A few of them lurre b.sdi home for a short leave since arriving in this comatry and all steak of their desire to he hawk •at the ...

... My wit,. and I have Just returned from a few days at our hospital and trainlug centre where young men who were .bliaded at Dunkirk are being looked after, he said. You would be amazed at their cheerfulness and courage. With your help, we will do everything ...

... 1UNtON. Rev WM. HAMILTON. 311 d Re, DAVID 13MHERLAND, II A. 6.30 p.m.—Rev DAVID SUTHERLAND, M A PARISH CHURCH 11.90 •ni Dunkirk _and Alter . 3 or.ni ow Head Itetiriew for Fore.gn MARWILL CHURCH, COATBRIDGE. M 1.90 COMMUNION. Printher--Tit , Ites. TIII ...

... while on the other side of the Channel Their remaining comrades and French Allies fought a terrific rearguard battle to hold Dunkirk and the coast until withdrawal was complete. CARRYON WITH But Beware War Office Restriction l'hotography has grown to be ail ...

... The young prie.es brother, the Rev Father Patsy Brady. who is serving with His MaieslY's Forces wad who came through the Dunkirk ordeal. assisted at the serving of the mass. The Rev rather John firady studied fur the priestiood In London. COUNTY LIBRARY ...

... referred in P.G.S.W.: Archibald Match, P.M., glowing terms to what had been done Pai.P.S.W.: D. W. Brown. P.G., j.n.; at Dunkirk by the Navy and Mr Force. Mood, KWH.: Alex. Wilson, JAL: The Army did Its hit on the other side. William Blair, P. 6.. J.M ...