... FROM VILLAGE. William Eadie has written parents at 2 Millar Place. describing a remarkable exp had during the evacuation .jj Dunkirk. Eadie is serving : jis navy, and during the opera l , saw a man afloat in the threw a line to him and was to find that he ...

... games. His brother, Charles, who is also in the army, was home on a short leave last week after having been evacuated from Dunkirk. PATIENT IN SCOTS HOSPITAL. Pte. J. Connell. Pte. J. Connell, of the 7th A. & S.H., is at present in a Scottish hospital suffering ...

... games. His brother, Charles, who is also in the army, was home on a short leave last week after having been evacuated from Dunkirk. KILLED IN FRANCE. Signaller A. Meikle. Official intimation has been received by Mr and Mrs Robert Meikle, 27a Keir Avenue ...

... ago, where he now plays. Mr Bannock says the first chess casualty reported was a young player who died wounds received at Dunkirk. Also that he visits Mr John Keeble’s grave occasionally, and that there nice headstone erected, but this has reference inscribed ...

... last month or two. Every single one of them had covered themselves with glory. He had seen several who had come home from Dunkirk, and if their tails were up and it was thumbs with them, we must be the same. If we were not, we would be letting them down ...

... police, and then used foul language towards a police sergeant who was on duty. Irvine said h was on 48 hours leave from Dunkirk. He was admonished and dismissed. FOR OLD FOLK’S TREATS.—Ladies of the East Ward Committee held a tea and dance in the Temperance ...

... were all aware of what hail already been done and of the fine work effected by the 00-operation of the various seryiees at Dunkirk in transforming what might have been a major disasterinto what was virtually a triumph of determined effort under tremendous ...

... relating of the troopship that was rescue the German airmen been bombing the vessel bringing our battered soldi n the beaches of Dunkirk yd aeroplane was brought preacher said he knew some people in this country “Leave them alone ; let them V W That, however ...

... Whilst serving wth the Navv Brown; 2 William Irvine; 3, Peter Keeps. Bell rac for girls—l, Janet Dunsmore: 2, evacuation at Dunkirk Eadie . Primary 4-Girls-l. Agnes Jenkins; 2. Betty Mary Forrester. Long jump for boys. Junior floating in the water. He threw ...

... Neville 23 Murrayfield Place Bannockburn that her husband Private John Neville was wounded during the withdrawal of troops to Dunkirk Pte Neville who is now in a military hospital has shrapnel wounds in the ribs A Territorial he was called up at the outbreak ...