... tastio and wicked faith that their ruthless actions spring. To that faith we oppose another. What held us in the dark hour of Dunkirk and turned disaster into glory was our faith. Faith in ourselves, in the destiny of the British -people. Faith. irr our cause ...

... Co-operative Societies had already come to a similar &onion. Carlake Lads in Dunkirk. Quite a few local lads were with the 8.5.?. when it =de its Mende withdrawal from Dunkirk. A nunduar of parade bad an anaione VIM last week-end awaiting ward that their ...

... WEE SHOP, 0 HIGH STREET, LANARK. EPICS BEHIND AN EPIC. • ; Something we all kaow of the epic story of the evacuation from Dunkirk. Much less do most of 118 realise the not leas heroic exploits of the B.F.F. which made that epic possible. There are great ...

... Allied Armies. wh burden and heat of t • Speaking of the ma. Royal Navy and the making possible th B.E.F. after their F. Dunkirk—a story tha Mr Colville said his the Channel was like he came across. Eve turn a propeller was when a ship was sun bombers ...

... setbacks culminating in the major disaster of the French collapse marked the nadir of British fortunes. The marvel of the Dunkirk evacuation raised the spirits of our people. The valour of our airmen against mass attacks of enemy aircraft which were intended ...

... MILITARY When the Allied armies, withdrawing to the coast after the collapse of the main Belgian forces, placed a ring round Dunkirk and the adjacent coast the defended periphery became known as the Corunns Line. its name commemorates another historio rearguard ...

... no news has been received from George and Nugent Angus, tw•o sons of Mr William Angus, V.C., since about the time of the Dunkirk evacuation. Both boys were born in Carluke but removed to Hayes along with their parents several years alga) They occasionally ...

... workmen go into the fields at night aid sever military cables, or continue to hide British moldier,' who failed to escape from Dunkirk or airmen who leave had to come down by parachute on their way hack from bombing Germany. Why, ask the Nazis, do they not ...

... staff 21, while 55 showed no preference. sera► Drive Fir Vktery. John Jackson, a Carluke soldier, who was with the B.E.F. at Dunkirk, and was later reported missing, is now known to be a prisoner of war. His parents ? who reside at Milton Crescent, have received ...

... the dark day■ after the fall of France has been effectively dispelled. Hope sprang nimbly out of prospective disaster at Dunkirk. From Hope has proceeded Confidence that we have now the measure of a strong and brutal opponent. For it is plain that Hitler ...

... 20 years of age and George is 22. Both were motor drivers in the R.A.S.O. They were together in France and went amusing at Dunkirk and were last heard of on May 29th. Nugent was of notified by the War Office as a prisoner of •wsr on Wednesday of last week ...

... on leave last Faster, and the last letter received from them was from France, dated May 29th. They were not evacuated from Dunkirk and were believed at the time to have been somewhere in the South of France. Mr Wm. Angus, like his two sous. is a native ...