... and during the five journeys we made and from Dunkirk I should think brought back between 1,900 and 2,000 British and French troops. There were no Belgians amongst them. On our first visit to Dunkirk met with terrific air attacks, but our request we ...

... cases. He expressed the hop© that might be speedily possible release Pearce on licence. Lincoln City: Tuesday. BACK FROM DUNKIRK. Soldiers Borrowed a Car. When two soldiers. John Berry »nd Patrick were charged with taking Wear, the property Frank Pepperdme ...

... MAN’S THRILLING STOR DUNKIRK RESCUES. w hcu. and cam. bade glonmcs Hecriptlon which has riIHAT ° d ,o P the armada of been *' v h iav d sSch a big part small ships p nl ‘Allied troops Irom 10 'l* r'Vnd ir.r exclusive interview Dunkirk, in this with the p ...

... The many friends of Guardsman Douglas Parish, third son of Mrs. Parish, were «I*o delighted to hear his safe return from Dunkirk, his regiment the Grenadier Guards, being one of last to leave. Denis Braithwaitc. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lraithwait*. )vho Is ...

... organised by Mr. IVingate, and held the Engine Inn. The committee expressed hope for the quick recove of Sam Lane who wounded the Dunkirk battle. After serving Tears with the Shropshire Light Infantrv. be home last year, was married In Mtv. and almost Immediately ...

... collectors were Mrs. E. Bristow. Mrs. H. Sykes, Miss Joan Hubbard. Evacuated From Dunkirk. Two Claypole members of the B.E.F. who have returned to England from Dunkirk are L/Bdr. S. Berridge and Gunner R. Noble. Soldiers Entertained. Sixteen soldiers ...

... not asking Tor a bonus. It was time to talk o. making prom at the country's expense during the war. Those poor devils at Dunkirk are doing far dirtier job than those men encaged ralvege. and they are not asking for anything extra They are lucky U they ...

... sacrifice. Pic. H. Gamer, brotherin-law of Lance-Corpl. Woods and twin brother of Mrs. Woods, was serving in the same unit Dunkirk. He was rescued in the evacuation and was granted **B hours' leave, and so was i.ble to be present at the memorial service ...

... immediately. Girl and Bog Parachutists. R. BERNARD LOW*, fealby, who ia home an leave after serving on destroyer M Narvik and Dunkirk, baa Come against parachute troops both Norway dad Flanders, and has a word ot warning as to the serious nature of the ptrachute ...

... and was taught to paddle, and also ride In punt Then was taken the pictures, and saw the film about our soldiers leaving Dunkirk. I also went to Eistow and saw John Bunyan's cottage. There is fine statue of him near St. Peter's Church. It is a quiet little ...

... save others, even though they might not be able to save themselves. An instance of this was that the rearguard action at Dunkirk saved others, but they could not save themselves. Mr. Michell also appealed for thorough work on the home front, and asked ...

... BY BOMB EXPLOSION. Lincoln Seaman’s Remarkable Escape. Alter a remarkable escape when the destroyer Grenade was sunk oft Dunkirk. Able-Seaman Cyril Thorpe, of Wilson.street. Lincoln, has been home on leave. Thorpe celebrated hla 21st birthday assisting ...