... LATEST WAR NEWS I Cl' c i i * sjjgQ c hools Fierce Fighting Carnival For Dunkirk ...

... SLIGO MEN AMONG RESCUED Out* the British Expeditionary Force, which embarked from shellshattered Dunkirk during the week, was Second-Lieutenant J. Lyons, .son Mr. 11. L>on.s, •• Thornhill, Sligo, managing -director the firm Messrs. Henry Lyons and Company ...

... DEATHS. HENRY In ever-loving memory our dear brother, Patrick Henry. Killed action the Mav. 1949. Dunkirk. May God have mercy on bis soul. Deeply regretted hy his sorrowing mother, father and sisters, R.1.1\ And Seaside At LYONS' «! Charming Sunshine ...

... proceeding according to plan. Our troops have everywhere gained ground to the southwest. The number of prisoners taken at Dunkirk has increased to 58,000. On June 5 our air force successfully attacked several important air-bases central France as well ...

... bomber and later they brought down a Junkers bomber by their machine-gun fire. was reported lhat Hooding to the north-east ol Dunkirk has been completed and the town is now described as a strongly entrenched camp. Thousands of tons of water have been poured ...

... milk had iim teased considerably. Co. Keigbivm Quantity one thing. Gut want know if the quality will good. don ant to that Dunkirk Evacuees ...

... jcurs.on train from Back Froin Dunkirk. I Dublin Sligo on Sunday, calling Mr. Mc.Morrow, member Mullingar. lamgford, Carrick-on-Shan- Sligo Conorution, who >aw service uon. Boyle and Ballymote with the British forces Dunkirk has Sligo Driver Fined. ('•■ ...