... outiiVe the Cathedral. The bridegroom. who is a son of the Rev. W. B. Beck and Mrs Beck, Cheltenham, recently returned from Dunkirk. His father assisted the Very Rev. Charles L. Warr, D.D.. Dean of the Thistle, in performing the wedcing ceremony, and the ...

... service. one thew sons of the manse having given his life, fighting Isis tank to the bitter end, the rearguard action towards Dunkirk. lho outing iidwhided with a visit to Use gariwus at, Moidart mf Mr and Mrs Campbell. ...

... sections engaged in industrial work. The swift response to the local Potence Volunteer* and the exhilarating rum to juin the Dunkirk Armada are role' , le signs an intense eagerness to servo. doubt the dangerous and picturesque jobs are the must attractive ...

... MR COLVILLE ON THE WAR Mn HSMS trio Dunkirk Mr John late Sevretary of State for speaking at a garden tete at Tim Gribtorh, Kipiten. on Saturday, tali that just a wick heforo all their hearts were very anxious about the Britiah Expedit:onars in Flanders ...

... 1 Wsrrauder Park Cre.crut, burgh. STORIES OF THE S.E.F. Something we all know of the epic story of the evacuation trout Dunkirk. Much less do most of realise the out less heroic exploits of the which made that epic possible. Then are great stories here ...

... Heleneburgh were an enjoyable afternoon was agent. FORTH WILSONTOWN Hems on Liam—Several local soldiers who returned from Dunkirk with the British Expeditionary lore* got home for leave. Thy bad a very trying OP* in the retreat to the coast but thoy an ...

... own. Before Germany and Italy are defeated we have doubtima a bard read to travel. but, having outlived the o;ark days of Dunkirk, we have time again ou our bide. We are growing stronger every month that and that thought ought to cheer at the close of ...

... son Pte. Walker that he is a pritce , er of war in Gerniany. 'this only leaves one of the local lads who were missing at Dunkirk to be accounted for. ...

... was called up just prior to the outbreak of war. was a despatch rider with his regimen,t and I has been waging since the Dunkirk withdrawal. ►sMs Camostitlsn.—The prize winners in the weekly pairs competition were-1, Mr Byres and Mr MiOwet; 2. Mr McKie ...

... South-East ('oost port helping Salvation Army and Y.M.C.A. workers to serve rotreshmends to Alkyd troops as they lanced from Dunkirk. The Rec. John P. Smith BM.. Alexandria, has been *Meted minister of Newton-on-Ayr Church, Ayr. Be is a gative of Stanley ...

... Addiowoll, will moire Soots for Legal so Ourpl. J. Aitchison 1 of the Tank Corps war wounded in action at BOWLING NOTIES Dunkirk. 110 is a retiervist and was called The attendauce of m em up at the outbrea k of war. lie resided at L ogun l ea . Driver ...

... and Mrs W. Hogg, formerly of Davidson's Mains, has been reported missing. Hn aircraft failed to return from operations over Dunkirk on May 29. Sub-Lieut. Hogg was educated at Edinburgh Academy, and was well known in school Rugby circles . SWING .—The first ...