... Britain and the Empire were fighting the greatest war in their history, and although we had had to withdraw our forces from Dunkirk, it was through no fault of our own but due to treachery and negligence in other countries. We would have an uphill battle ...

... relating of the troopship that was rescue the German airmen been bombing the vessel bringing our battered soldi n the beaches of Dunkirk yd aeroplane was brought preacher said he knew some people in this country “Leave them alone ; let them V W That, however ...

... Mar Service CHEAPE.—KiIIed in action on Ist June. 1940, at the evacuation from Dunkirk, Thomas Russell Cheape, of the Royal Navy, aged 87 years, beloved husband of Clementine Macintosh, Stirling Street, Denny. *' Greater love hath no man.’' TAYLOR.—KiIIed ...

... While these events were taking place near our own shores, our Expeditionary Force was fighting for its life in its retreat to Dunkirk. Mechanised forces already encircled its western flank, and the collapse of the Belgian Army left open a wide gap between ...

... last month or two. Every single one of them had covered themselves with glory. He had seen several who had come home from Dunkirk, and if their tails were up and it was thumbs with them, we must be the same. If we were not, we would be letting them down ...

... extent o* four guineas divided equally between the two organisations. The news that members of the B.E.F. evacuated from Dunkirk are to be granted a spot of leave ha - prompted a local gentleman—Mr James Walker, Glencairn —to do something to assist troops ...

... Mrs Nairn Mrs Bell Mrs Fulton Miss Hall Miss Ewing Mrs Watret and Miss A Reid A DUNKIRK CASUALTY OFFICER S SHRAPNEL WOUND Among those wounded in the evacuation of Dunkirk is Lieut Thomas Fraser Liddiard Adair Royal Artill-! who in September last was married ...

... assisted by supplies from America. Well-Deserved Holiday Many of the British soldiers who were so miraculously evacuated from Dunkirk only recognise the National Anthem when people stand. Singing Sounds Always I think that there is something unnatural about ...

... helped the Comforts Fund will be interested to learn that one or two local members of the B.E.F. who were evacuated from Dunkirk minus kit have been re-equipped through the medium of the Torwood Hall organisation. Mrs Ropner asks us to mention that any ...

... Whilst serving wth the Navv Brown; 2 William Irvine; 3, Peter Keeps. Bell rac for girls—l, Janet Dunsmore: 2, evacuation at Dunkirk Eadie . Primary 4-Girls-l. Agnes Jenkins; 2. Betty Mary Forrester. Long jump for boys. Junior floating in the water. He threw ...

... Neville 23 Murrayfield Place Bannockburn that her husband Private John Neville was wounded during the withdrawal of troops to Dunkirk Pte Neville who is now in a military hospital has shrapnel wounds in the ribs A Territorial he was called up at the outbreak ...

... that would be deathless Our army fought its way back filled up the gap and retired fighting right back to the beaches of Dunkirk and there they were taken away and rescued not ten fifteen twenty or thirty per cent of them but almost the whole of that ...