... NO MORE DUNKIRK RETREATS 'rem the Flynt There are ern people who talk in strain of Well; if they get here, Walsall ii 203 miles away.' But you are not 203 miles away in Walsall: you are 45 minutes away from the front line as the aeroplane. and I ...

... Be promised that she would return immediately. Rugeley Soldier Awarded The Military Medal For Bravery During Dunkirk Evacuatiou a deed Dunkirk. I Thiver meneet Gamete:us Wright. youngest of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wrght, of 72. I :lsestall Road, Cannock Wood ...

... A.T.S. Corporal Weds At Lichfield Husband Recently Returned From Dunkirk MISS Ethel Mary Downes, a carv a ix& the Woraen's Auxiliary Territorial Slavic*, wa6 married to Driver Hugh Quigley, of the Royal Artillery, at holy Cross Catholic Church, Lichfield ...

... KNITTING SOCKS FOR SOLDIERS An appeal was made recently by Wednesbury W.V.S. for socks fur serving men who have returned from Dunkirk. Thanks are expressed to CI who have responded to ttia call, and all knitters who intend to send gifts are asked to leave ...

... remembered by his loving wife, Molly. MOUNTFDRO.--In loving memory of our dear brotic.r, George Mount fool, Who fell in action at Dunkirk. May 28th. hiiarp was the blow, and quick he fell; Ile had time io bid farewell; But Jesus, ever good and kind. Will comfort ...

... that we have to a war on three fronta at home. T!.. of these is the munitions front. Why did our men have to retreat at Dunkirk and why tv.ve the French been driven out of th• war/ the Ger. man is a better soldier? Not a bit of It - I will back th• men ...

... es' tho . Campetan Perhaps the lesson of the who: , an was revealed In an incident m:ated by another man. On the road to Dunkirk we heard several panes overhead and, AA was our cuismaa, we threw ourselves fiat on the gruind to avoid being hit. Hcwever ...

... of new .nd Tatter world which Qud longs tor men 'o haws. talked with who were In •aat inferno during the a;scoation from Dunkirk. What a triumph of snd , ndurance that was! And settle of them nava told me that they didal iota the sense God's presence ...

... U cue man spode lot them an when if,t They did a wonderful job. hot ~ . my did they eunvey tfl h azing int e:no that was Dunkirk but they kept ii,;; a euntmuoua tire which screen . ed our re-etu•arkatinu. Had it not tcen tor their Isrif.!..nte many 0/ ...

... his wits and ohildren, • 'You can have my house, , uy PIO, my cows and my w ne in We celle. The destruction wrought upon Dunkirk said by one nun to be simply ter. rdic. Hardly a. 'Lail:du - 4 had Leen sanding aLIU the town hau les.n destroyel before ...

... accepted the position without a murmur, and was glad to be of service to her King and country. 1 After referring to the epic of Dunkirk, I the speaker said they had been given an opportunity of showing their loyalty and courage, their faith in democracy, and ...