... got The hoses sustained hv our naval from Dunkirk was completed to-day in BATTLE. ; cede returned. Ou the sante day our been comparatively sma.. coo ormi t with the prearrange n. , the ..ecrast west of Dunkirk clear. to the away. postponing his departure ...

... but by vnalcing ele. tours, they managed to escape cacture and finally made contact wah the Allied tones some miles front Dunkirk. Before joining she forces, Tommy Edwards played football for Rbyl, Flint Amateurs, Flmyffordd tFfvnnongrtsew). Prestatyn ...

... HOLYWELL. KEEN CASH PRICES GRERN YIELD HOME FROM DUNKIRK.—Among Greenfield members of the 8.E.F., who have been home on a leave during the past weeks are Len Parry, Cainnon Crescent; Leslie Isgar, Cairn. cult; Norman Kelmen, Kings Villa; Noel Hughes, ...

... detiared that cite suct.x.sisfid evaceatton of the B.E.F. waa due to the daring and skilful work of the Royal Navy. He was in Dunkirk for eight days and the only food he had during that time a packet of biscuits. The ship on which he nd his companions embarked ...

... CHESTER RACES NO PROSPECT OF AUTUMN MEETING. .e marriage . a. Sudbury, of Major _ _ _ of Aldermsn and Mrs. W. H. Starkey. of I Dunkirk evacuation the previous week. Herald Ltd.. at their Piestatyn, to Miss Margarrt Bond, Aa inquest at Rhst on Tue.dsv a I ing ...

... Serzt. Pierce was amonz men of the B.E.F. who remained in France to support the French Army following the evacuation from Dunkirk. BRIGHT HOUR.—The Rev. E. J. Janes, pastor of Rehoboth C.M. Chapel, was tlw speaker at the weekly meeting of Tabernacle Women's ...

... among Farm, Flint, where he worked until the men of the R.E.F. safely evacuated time of his illness. At one time he was from Dunkirk. wag home on leave duriag also employed by the old British China- the week-end. Private Porter has served toff, now Messrs ...

... Walter Wri g ht. said that flueng the year there was an 2 Houses Saturday, 6-15 &8-SO ; 1 House other nights, 7-60. ' DIED AT DUNKIRK—We regret to silk stockings; Mr. anti Mrs. J. Gatrell, in:rease t f membership from twenty-ti:s Children's Matinee Saturday ...

... to lend their nure's herole and noble sacrifice. On National Utility Poultry Society. objt•cts in view:— • se-iously am e Dunkirk. the passage o. am- ,um 1 money so the Gove rn ment in their effort Monday . Tuesday and Wednesday next, fire-engines and ...

... very fit. After embarking Dr. Mcetyn Lewis, and Mr. Abel Evans, . part, the B.E.F. to leive France where he has on a boat at Dunkirk. Parry was among of Northgate. Yseeifiog. The bride, whol The Deputy Judge, Mr. 0. Granville been since January last. He looked ...

... was-manifest in many seivative Club on Tuesday when Mrs. J. Allen Jones was the M.C. The winner* Flint homes as the trek to Dunkirk were Mrs. Melville Davies and Mrs. E. proceeded. ! Phillips.—On Wednesday a whist drive Then telegrams, letters and field ...

... hearin g so In ' Cc il holdings also camplained that specter states :-I have instructed the e a lles. on the beaches g of Dunkirk, am id st Welsh singing and said he was anxious been compe ll e d to plough, they scavenging •matractor for and, __., _,__„ ...