... which were received after May 18th could not be admitted. HOME FROM DUNKIRK. Mr. F. J. Fowler mentioned that In his district they had about, half a dozen men who had come home from Dunkirk practically without clothes and without their ration books. He asked ...

... area of Dunkirk, while the withdrawal of the B.E.P. continues successfully. Inundation of the countryside has helped to hold up the enemy advance. Two divisions of the independent French corps, commanded by General Prioux, have reached Dunkirk. This corps ...

... mass invasion from the sea. LESSON OF DUNKIRK We may be inclined to fear that the power of the German air force may seriously restrict the movements of the Fleet, but let remind ourselves of the lesson of Dunkirk. Here was the perfect target, exposed ...

... to Is 6d per lb. Eggs, home produced. 16s 6d to 23s 6d per 120. WELLINGTON SCHOOL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION MR. F. H. FOX AND THE DUNKIRK MIRACLE In the unavoidable absence of Dr. C. M. Bowra v Warden of Wadham College. Oxford, the Bishop of Truro, Dr. Hunkln ...

... it contained large nqmber of the enemy and was of Invaluable assistance to the main body the B.E.F. in its withdrawal on Dunkirk. This action will count among the most heroic deeds in the annals of the British Army.” ...

... Rivel. at the age of 28 years. Lieut. Combe, who was serving with the Coldstream Guards was badly wounded in an air raid near Dunkirk during the week-end. and died on his way to the coast for evacuation. He leaves a wife and two young sons, the younger being ...

... Miss P. most B's, Mr Chick; competition. Mrs, Biss. ENMORE WELCOME HOME The villagers of Enmore were glad welcome back from Dunkirk two young Midlers Wilfred Smith, son Mr. and Mrs. Smith, The Lodge, Enmore, and Kenneth Hucker, son of Mrs B Hucker. Dixies ...

... soon have opportunity showing that we are worthy ot those gallant lads of ours who carried out that magnlhoent retreat from Dunkirk. We can do this by keeping on st our jobs, refusing rattled, staying put until ordered to move, keeping control over our tongues ...

... Stanley Sealey, only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Sealey. of 14. Fairwater Cottages. Staplegrove, was wounded while embarking at Dunkirk last week, and is now in a military hospital on the South Coast. Driver Sealey. who is 22 years of age. was called up in one ...

... do so to lend money to the nation without Interest while the war lasts. Killed at Dunkirk. The number of civilians killed and wounded in aiding the evacuation from Dunkirk was 125, said Sir V. Warrender, Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty. TIC-TAC ...

... prayer? Apparent defeat! A miracle of victory ! We hear of the raging storm through whose darkness our Army safely reached Dunkirk: of the unwonted calm of the Channel throughout the evacuation; of the wisdom, skill, resolution, dauntless energy, and s ...