... HEROES OF DUNKIRK May Be Commemorated in Belfast Cathedral The lx>rd Bishop of Down and Connor and Dromore. presiding yesterday at the annual meeting the Friends of Belfast Cathedral, spoke in moving terms the heroic evacuation Dunkirk. It was a wonderful ...

... bo Five Royal Navy, had made trips Sir A Channel during two nights a Mir. The Ramsgate crew took home il (Sir incess. from Dunkirk and the Margat: life-boats that Frenk of the 19 100-8 hazardous tri one had been 6 of wrecked and three were missin on eamr ...

... LARNE MAN AT DUNKIRK Rowing the Troops to Safety THEHK is doubt about Hie superiority the R-A.F. saw many doKflghts over the Channel and can say that the Spitttres taking four times their number of German •planes and driving them into the clouds This ...

... Ton* in Dunkirk Week The Admiralty announce that the total British mercantile tonnage lost byjweniy action in the «eek ended mtdntsM. Sanda,. June 2, was TR.TIS tone, of which 24.000 tons were lost during the Dunkirk operations. Excluding Dunkirk, the hgures ...

... EVACUATED FROM DUNKIRK Officer Married at Carrickfergus The wedding took place St. Nicholas's Parish Church, Carrickfergus. yesterday of Captain Thomas Geoffrey Wilkinson, Durham Light Infantry, who is leave following the evacuation Dunkirk, and Miss Jean ...

... to dav», 11.50. Freight—Tottoo. 1 .tv f.ru. ; st.nd.nl. n-nt*. Ol.i, • -J-.ity 'so Sr, ,s,tn—July 6-.. ADMIRAL’S STORY OF DUNKIRK B.E.F. Walked Plank to Safety SMALL band of Junior officer* working secret control room helped to direct the evacuation which ...

... * men. whose nerves the lie (ould shatter, bad tinal result the War. doubt the future of the •• The heroism the armies of Dunkirk has been surpassed in the battles which have been fought from the sea to Argonne. The soul France is not conquered. •• Our ...

... Luxury motor cruisers and other small i craft which went from the Thames to rescue thousands the B.E.F. from the Leaches of Dunkirk returned to their home moorings yesterday. As they passed beneath London Bridge spectators gave a cheer, which was taken up ...

... that they spital making satisfactory rogress. L.-B. M'Clure after a severe arm woun a and Gunner Hamilte ritish wound at Dunkirk. » and — following @ motor ident in >» Was Stoker (First Class) John Turner, who part kept in the rescue of British pilsoners ...

... B. lliff, now on active service, assistant secretary to the Ministry of Labour. Major lliff took part the evacuation from Dunkirk and spent almost an hour in the water before being picked up. He now safe England. ...

... conveyed to Mrs. J. M'Cullough. Victoria Street, Lurgan, the news that her son. Gunner Norman M'Cullough, had been killed Dunkirk on Sunday, June At on© time M'Cullough was a signed player of Belfast Distillery football enm, and assisted Sunnyside in the ...

... winter's exceptionally hard frosts 8! Germany produces a surplus, and leave from Flanders battles, including the | evacuation of Dunkirk. which she has been relying, were | stroyed by Colorado beetle and by winter's exceptionally hard frosts Si SECRET SITTING ...