... have now arrived in England, having been evacuated in as miscellancous a fleet of vessels as that which brought our men from Dunkirk. They landed at a West Country and a south coast port. All told of fierce German dive bombing tactics by waves of 60 to 100 ...

... sons of Mrs. M‘Clay, Barnwall Place, Londonderry, are mow serving in the Forces. Theflninclude three who were evacuated from Dunkirk. At Omagh g:-mr Sessions on Wednesg‘:,y, James yes, 'l\gllty;;errin, Bcohr:gh. . Tyrone, was it on a of woundin motm labourer ...

... to deal with the matter. PORTADOWN MEN AT DUNKIRK. At this stage Mr. Johnston said he thought it a shame that a town like Portadown did not do something in recognition of the services of local men at Dunkirk. They had had an experience they would never ...

... Boulogne. M;{ 28 Belgian Army capitulated by ing Leo 's order June 4—Prime Minister revealed 335,000 Allied troops rescued from Dunkirk. June 9—German reconnaissance units reached outskirts of Rouen. June 11—Germans reached the Seine. June 12— Germans entered ...

... Local Efforts. A.R.P.-LOCAL FIRM'S OFFER. Council Displeased over (.overnment Lethargy. RESIGNATION HINTED AS PROTEST. OUR DUNKIRK HEROI-;, The laid-monthly meeting of Portadown Urban Council .vas held on W >dnesday evening. Mr. Geo. A. Locke chainnan ...

... shelter was in anyone's own house on the ground floor, and away from windows. His son lay with other comrades in a trench at Dunkirk for two days and a night and was bombed incessantly. They dug trenches with their tin hats, and few of them were hit. though ...

... from British ports on Satur‘day. The collection of ships was much hmuller than, but similar to the one which ‘helged in the Dunkirk evacuation. very shipload of men coming in told the same stories of the fierce German tacties of dive bombing by waves of ...

... two sons and a daughter. One of the sons is a sergeant in the Royal Army Medical Corps, and has just returned home I from Dunkirk. I The late Major Hancock was a member •of Portadown Golf Club and formerly played on the old course at Mahon. A military ...

... Portadown was reached again about 11 p.m.. all having spent a really happy day. LOUGHCAU. SOLDIERS IHonoured on Return from Dunkirk Pte. Eric Mulholland, of West Kent Regt.. son of Mr. Samuel Mulhollanl, Derrycrew. Loughgall, was made the recipient of a ...

... Guiders. Mrs. who took part in the evacuation of their premises on July 12 and 13. F. M. Annesley (Presidentl. and Mrs. Dunkirk, was presented with a valu- Further notices next week. I M'Cleery (secretary presided). Miss able wristlet watch by the directors ...

... with his offi- The crowd were angry, and witness cers one day during the evacuation of had to get 4 or 5 police to prevent Dunkirk. 60 German bombers came defendant being swamped. He got over and commenced bombing operaaway and ran down John St., after ...

... Banbidge green opened. They de- Blair, W. Clarke. J. Crozier. J. M'Bride The Chamber expressed agreement wi th tion from Dunkirk. The vessel, it was of Church. The 'rated the side by 80 shots to 59. 'skip); 2, R. Gibson , J. Stephens, S. Hues- the object ...