... 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 ...

... it would be impracticable for his Ministry to replace small vessels belonging to civilians lost during the evacuation of Dunkirk. But c pensatio lers might obta No Answer —Yef Mr. .McGovern; It is too car answer. (Laughter.) ULSTER MINISTER RESIGNS IN ...

... 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 ...

... lifted his plane up, and returned to the attack. Later the same day he was shot down in another fight, but landed safely near Dunkirk He was Pilot Officer Ernest Cecil Wakeham whose name was in the list of officers awarded the D.F.C., issued last night. The ...

... of them with .. . .. . petrol bombs The airmen said it was their first raid on England, but they had most of Polish k° s r Dunkirk ' Paris and soldiers were killed during the d( (Contd. on Back Page, Cols. 3*4) jperale battle that followed The Cabinet named ...

... account. Sgt. L. J. Head, the Essex Regiment. gets the M.M. for shooting down two of three bombers attacking a ship leaving Dunkirk. Other M.M.s . Dvr. Ernest Carfictacus Wright. Lce.-Cpl. Betijamin Henry Booker ...