... HOW DUNKIRK MEN WERE SAVED Surgeons “On Top Wound Problem” iy|R. A. DICKSON WRIGHT, a London surgeon, told the Royal Society of Arts on Wednesday that among the men evacuated from Dunkirk was a convoy of *5O dreadfully wounded who arrived in this country ...

... 3- MaIE FRIDAY DECEMBER 13 EPIC OF DUNKIRK CONSCIENTIOUS NATURAL HISTORY NOTES OBJECTORS The St Seiners” Service it-How prevent if I lie now you notice it rough Smokers’ fur has got a hold and staining your teeth stoo this worry you stop vour teeth to-day ...

... fighting services Making seven Dunkirk midst heavy “St Seiriol” (1586 tons) now on service brilliant in of 335000 in which ships of all sizes took last May Mr E Chatterton well-known naval writer relates in Epic Dunkirk” (Hurst Blackett) engaged viz St ...

... ON DUNKIRK BEACH.—Last day* of Om flag* af Dunkirk aro illuitratcd in thoM amazing photographs showing how British Army strsmiously fought a rearguard action In evacuation. Tommies are shown lying on Ihoir backs to tako shots at onomy aircraft with their ...

... KING WITH THE WELSH GUARDS.—Th« Welsh Guards, whs were in the thick of the lighting at Arras and Dunkirk, have now been re-formed, and Saturday the King paid a visit to their camp in Southern England. Here ho is scan with officers the regiment watching ...

... to-day how tho R.A.M.C. doctors at Dunkirk have drawn lots as to who should remain with the wounded and hew throe gallant men have given up all idea of leaving unless tho wounded oan rescued. What is the situation at Dunkirk now outside the town? A British ...

... the evacuation from Dunkirk. GALLANT AT DUNKIRK. _ After we returned. witness continued. t noticed a change in him. He was not so cheerful and appeared to suffer from sleeplessness. He had been in a very difficult position at Dunkirk and had worked for ...

... the northern forces failed to escape through Dunkirk, among them being Gen. Pnoux, who was in command. The following special announcement by the German High Command was issued last night:— The fortress Dunkirk has been taken after fleree fighting. Forty ...

... region and fighting fiercely, the Prioux Army is. however, slowly retiring in the direction of the entrenched camp of Dunkirk. Dunkirk ItMlf i* holding out mog- nifteontly. Tho Inundalioni extending south-west and north-east of entrenched camp ars now ...

... convoy to Dunkirk. After embarking his casualties and attending to further casualties on the beach, he returned to Mont des Cats. Finding an undamaged vehicle he brought out a number of wounded left in a monastry, and on his way back to Dunkirk he collected ...

... THE FORTUNES OF WAR Speaking at his experiences at Dunkirk. he said: L thought Narvik was a hot spot but compared with Dunkirk it was a picnic. Looking back on the Dunkirk adventure L realise it is a miracle I am alive. That is one the tortunes of Paving ...

... Harrison was a member of the B.E.F evacuated froth Dunkirk. and he had served with First Battalion of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers in France since last September When the order as aiven to retreat towards Dunkirk. Pte. Harrison was on the Balaton frontier. He ...