... coincided with the prayers of thanksgiving which were onerM in ali Finchley churches for the safe return the B.E.P. from Dunkirk. ...

... Mr. Wing, 139. A mystery prize was won Mr. jL. Haffenden. DUNKIRK HERO HARRIED. Fntilier David William Knowlea, who was with the B.E.F. when they were so dramatically withdrawn from Dunkirk, was married St. Lawrence Church, Whitchurch, on Sunday. He ...

... outbreak of war and became observer. He saw service over Belgium, France and Germany, and was among the thousands evacuated from Dunkirk. He came to with his parents years ago and was educated Edgware Council School. For some yean worked in the offices of the ...

... who bee just returned from Flanders, He spoke of the remarkable climatic conditions which had helped in the evacuation of Dunkirk, and said was sure was due to our prayer that so many men had returned. He exhorted all to into the fight, for it was against ...

... believe the cause lor which they work. Men use the machines and, given the weapons our workers are making, the spirit of Dunkirk unbeatable. In days of trial and adversity, the British people show the stuff they are made of. Such adversity as we now face ...

... being considered ( fed there to ample scope to commemorate some of the stirring everts of the present time. Names such as Dunkirk-walk. Qort-grove Weygandavenue appeal to me. MANY CYCLISTS WANTED. An urgent appeal Is being made wambley Council for out-door ...

... * ' °” sirmen who had taken part in the ejacn tion of Dookirk. whilet Driver Bright, one of the members of the Fores from Dunkirk, was alao praent, and all were warmly welcomed. R 1 ®”; Gil) iStepnevl. Pendleton (Edgwnre) and Dyne (Mill Hill) were among ...

... Crossley was at Hendon Priloe Court on Monday m ayma.” I learned timt was among the men concerned in the heroic evacuation erf Dunkirk. It way as a result of this that be was on leave, haying been given time re-equip hiiiiF''f. since had lost all his kit. Being ...