... B With Lurganmen at Dunkirk Local Gunner Recounts Experience During the present week from Tuesday onwards Lurgan members of the B.E.F. have been arriving home on a short leave following their evacuation from Flanders. Generally speaking the soldiers are ...

... COMPLAINT Germany praises her air force without restraint—but German prisoners taken in the fighting retreat of the B.E.F. to Dunkirk have a different story to tell. Tbaé complain bitterly that their own aircra are never on the spot when the R.A.F. are attacking ...

... Register with Andrew Boyle, The Butcher, at West Street. TROOPS FROM DUNKIRK Portadown's Forgotten Men Regret that Portadown men were cverlooked by the townspeople when. home on leave from Dunkirk, was expressed by Mr. G. Johnston at Wednesday's Urban Council ...

... emblazon the pile Wreaths were sent from his sorrowing wife: brother and uncle. Acheson Joseph bearing the words Remember Dunkirk. and Lizzie and family: from his sorrowing Strike a blow for victory. Scrap for brother and sister-in-law, John, and De- ...

... he again joined up and was sent to Belgium. He is now énjoying a short furlough with his parents after his experience at Dunkirk. He has been made the recipient of a Presentmi(m from the residents of the vil'age. The Lurgan War Services Committee was ...

... sight, and on the second iwhich the Club adopted) was sunk occasion I visited the National Instiduring the evacuation of Dunkirk. tute of the Blind. London. I was Writing to Mr. W. A. Mullen from somewhat dispirited, but on entering Hull. Skipper James ...

... Walter Spiels, Jobs.' Loney. Eddie Cochrane and Reggie Malcolmson. The first three named were engaged in the fighting at Dunkirk. The members of Mr. David Hyde's class in Ballinacorr Sunday school recently raised a sum of £6 4s in aid of Red Cross and ...