... tin* last war fnm Mav. 1 1 mid la* laid \ SIGNALMAN S KXI'KKIKN(’I VVillimn [i. and Mrs. H«-i i*snh low. Wmrwall. is in tin- Dunkirk. NovemlH-r. and , ...

... Topliss, one of the players of the club, was buck from Dunkirk and now fully recovered from a slight shrapnel wound. Dr. Wright, another one well known to the members, managed also to get away from Dunkirk, and Mr. John Sugar, of Colne, was also reported back ...

... Lawson from (i. Nicholas iiccbinson, who stated that he was killed Oust Cupfiell the Inmlers of France and Belgium, miles from Dunkirk. llie letter adds tluit the battalion had just a and th«*y got to when* they were told to re»t. \'er> tlie (jermans attacked ...

... marvellous evacuation of British and French troops from Dunkirk. These canteens had been left liehind* one them, it had been reported, had been entirely destroyed by a direct hit ftorn bomb on Dunkirk beach—-and in all about £20.000 worth of loss had been ...

... nerves by going on steadily with the daily task and giving wide berth to rumour-mongers. Let us all live in the spirit of Dunkirk—the spirit that refuses to be overwhelmed by seeming disaster and holds unshaken faith in the British Empire and its high ...

... BACK FROM DUNKIRK —♦ LANESHAW BRIDGE SOLDIERS SAFE SLaneshaw Bridge people have been pieased to learn this week that two Laneshaw Bridge young men. who went through some of the severe lighting Prance and Belgium before the withdrawal from Dunkirk, and who ...

... marvellously in every theatre of war where they are called upon to stem the German tide. Those who have arrived buck from Dunkirk have some stirring tales to toll of British heroism and staunchness in the face of seemingly overwhelming odds. Nothing should ...

... Private Harrv Webster, 21-year-old son oi Mr. Harry Webster and the late Mrs. Webster, arrived safelv in this country from Dunkirk last week-end. phoned through to the village from Morecamlie last Sunday morning, stating that he was quite unharmed and that ...