... MY DAY AT DUNKIRK.” Mr Coulthard in his address on Sunday made only a brief reference to his experiences at Dunkirk, and he has given us the following fuller account of the day ht spent in that town: On Sunday, 26th May, our Field Ambulance received ...

... SWAM 1011 IT AT DUNKIRK. INJUNID ON PIMONFUL RNOLION ate has playact an ironic trick on a •lul soldier. Ile drove a lorry through part of the t nders battle. At Dunkirk he had to • m for It Ile landed In England unscathed. I hen on a peaceful English ...

... St Andrews Soldier Killed at Dunkirk. : ; . S' .-Mii^' - v ' ■'i V ...

... the afternoon, however, we were suddenly ordered to Dunkirk and set off after lunch, so that the service was never held. But 1 was destined to hold one more very informal service in cellar in Dunkirk on the Monday afternoon. It was remarkable bow those ...

... the county. The recommendations were adopted, and it was agreed the revised scale should come into operation on June 25. •• DUNKIRK.'* That trlorious pajre of history. heroism sublime; What tboueh ’twas caused by tieachciy Ne’er matched any time. Our lads ...

... Minister rightly judged the temper the nation when, as he did this week, he told us the whole stark truth about the retreat to Dunkirk. arc in no mood to be lulled by half-truths, nor shall we be depressed by reverses. The country is more resolved than ever ...

... the Territorials (Black Watch in 1936, and was called up for active service on the first day of the war. He was killed near Dunkirk. Private Smart, who was 36 years of age, is survived by his wife and a daughter. Mrs Smart is a daughter of Mr James Cargill ...

... received by Mrs Westwater 279 Links Street, that her husband, John Philp West water (35), Black Watch, has been killed at Dunkirk. Private Westwater joined tho Army at the age of nineteen and after serving three years in this country was placed the He ...

... France and Belgium, the terrible plight of refugees, and expressed thankfulness for his own good fortune in getting away from Dunkirk on a destroyer. He emphasised the kindness with which he was treated by both the French and Belgians. The problem of lack ...

... is now giving is only the gift free men who believe in the cause for which they work. Mon use the machines. The spirit of Dunkirk is unbeatable, given the weapons our workers arc making. da vs of trial and adversity, the British people show the stuff they ...

... member of Cupar Rugby Club. SAFE FROM DUNKIRK EVALUATION. The son of Col. G. F. Proudfoot, a native Leuchars, Lieut.-Commander F. B. Proudfoot, who was on board the minesweeper, H.M.S. Skiptjack. lost the Dunkirk evacuation, is safe. He is a nephew of ...

... work amongst seamen in all parts of the world. Wesyu Men Meet at Dunkirk DRAMATIC ROCOCO INCIDENT. Seaman Bobby Shields, Bast Wimaysik *es one of the men who manned a boat in the great Dunkirk issuestinn rowing boat pulled alongside. and In it he spied his ...