... the streets of Dunkirk during the' evacuation was a kitbag belonging to a British officer, a captain in the R.A.O.C. Like many others, he was forced to drop his pack in the race to safety. Mr. A. J. Lusty, manager or an hotel at Dunkirk and one of the ...

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... Mirror office. This amusing sidelight to the story of Dunkirk is passed on by Mrs. B. M. Atkins, of Glenhurst-road, Prittlewell. Southend-on-Sea, Essex : COMPANY of our men waiting to get into Dunkirk were stationed at a chateau just outside. As there was ...

... two unknown heroes of Dunkirk. It told of a wounded soldier, Private Wilfrid Kirby, who was carried along bomb-torn roads for four days and nights by two comrades. After handing him over to a medical unit on the beach of Dunkirk, they vanished. Today ...

... important post of I n s pec tor- General o f the Local Defence Volunteers. He was Chief of Staff mder Lord Gort during the Dunkirk evacuation. His new chief is General Sir Edmund Ironside, Home Forces Commander - in- Chief. Th e L. D. V. i s more vital ...

... number of steps have been taken and man-power has its place among them. Dunkirk Men Mr. Eden announced that the free travelling warrant issued to the men of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk who went on leave applied also to the troops recently evacuated from Narvik ...

... you can join him at Latimer House, Hanson-street, London, W., a Cadet Corps headquarters. Two of Robert's brothers were at Dunkirk. Two others are cadets with him. His father is an old soldier. That's Robert, on left. If the Germans come, what good would ...

... TELLS FRANCE Broadcasting to the women of Fiance last night, Queen Elizabeth said that when she visited French wounded from Dunkirk in hospital and asked them how they were getting on. even the most desperately hurt answered cheerfully. (OK) i believe ...

... is complete, and he expected Australia would be willing to take many more than the 5,000 children originally mentioned. AT DUNKIRK 125 CIVILIANS were killed and eight-one wounded in aiding the Navy to remove troops, it was stated in the Commons yesterday ...

... Cardinal Hinsley said : Pray now, pray daily, pray always. He added: Our prayers have been answered in marvellous ways at Dunkirk. Not alone on tanks and on battleships and air-borne forces, but on God. depends the victory. To Him we must turn with renewal ...

... thorough favourite with everyone around. Mrs. M. Cottle writes:— My husband, who was among the soldiers evacuated from the Dunkirk region, told me this story of a brave unknown Scottish sailor of the Merchant Navy. The men had cheerfully set out rowing ...

... War Office for you to be returned to England. But events moved quickly. On the day he was ready to leave the retreat to Dunkirk began. Shells fell all around the retreating soldiers. Dead and wounded were everywhere. Bandmaster Major asked the officer ...