... —From the _ The good work of the Y.M.C.A. is appreciated the B.E.F. It was a remark of one the boys that returned safely from Dunkirk that prompted to make this collection the office. I enclose stamped entelope for acknowledgment Yours faithfully, Dear Sir ...

... on both sides of Dunkirk, which is meeting with stubborn resistance in very difficult terrain. i s making good progress. Despite the bad weather our air force made further successful attacks yesterday on» troops embarking at Dunkirk, and intervened in ...

... of labour on work of national importance. WIDNES M.P. BACK FROM DUNKIRK Captain R. E. Pilkington, M.P. for Widnes, who was engaged in two battles, one in Belgium and one just outside Dunkirk, and returned to the House of Commons in battle dress. He will ...

... Liverpool’s War Fund has benefited to the extent of more than £3,600, given as thank-offerings for the saving of the B.E.P. from Dunkirk. At this rate, one of the main aims of the fund, a £5,000 Services Club, at the Angel Hotel Building, Dale-street, will soon ...

... KEARNEY Gunner Herbert E. Taylor, of Vane-street, West Derby-road, Liverpool, reported wounded and missing, was last seen at Dunkirk when a German bomb burst. His daughter was born last September in the week he was called up. Abie Seaman R. D. Stuart (24) ...

... plenty of Liverpool soldiers among the heroes the beach Dunkirk, and one their slogans was Give it Dixie.” The Nazis were shelling and bombing all the time,” writes Page, ” but all that my pals the Dunkirk beach wanted to know was Are still in the Cup.’ Another ...

... ir 1938 Leading Aircraftman Frederick Stephen Cunningham. Was wireless operator in one of three aircraft patrolling off Dunkirk which were attacked by nine Messerschmitt 109'*. Was shot in the foot. In spite of great pain, continued carry out his duties ...

... a ship’s steward, oi Glamis-road, Tuebrook, Liverpool, lost his life in the Isle of Man steamer Mona's Queen during the Dunkirk evacuation. Mr. Lyon, who was aged 56, had long service on the Isle of Man boats. tHe was in the Snaefell when she was torpedoed ...

... crossing the decks of ships already unloaded. One small vessel, which landed not more than 30 troops early today, had left Dunkirk under heavy shell fire, but not man on board was hit. Several thousand French troops have been among those landed today. There ...

... Packet Co.'s vessels, were among the British ships lost, is stated by the Admiralty, in the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk. The Admiralty has disclosed that 2—, British naval vessels and 665 other British craft took part in the evacuation —“the ...

... the war. —Associated Press. SOVIET PRAISE FOR B.E.F. High tribute to the evacuation of the British and French troops from Dunkirk was paid today by the Soviet official organ Izvestia, Quoted by the Moscow radio. Estimating that over 200,000 of the nearly ...

... and went direct to Dunkirk, were instrumental in saving many soldiers.” The coxswain had been a member of the Hythe lifeboat crew for 38 years. He was said at the time to have declared to an interviewer that he declined to go to Dunkirk because he was asked ...