... AT DUNKIRK He stated they served 50 000 gallons of tea and distriouted :tti tons ot tood to men at liumtira durmg toe evecuat.on. Men ot the tt.A.M.C. eiected to stay behind with the wounded in France wnen they could have got away tnernse.ves. He conc ...

... Kaid Dunkirk The blaze a fire seer. miles out sea guided some the raiders who attacked Dunkirk. Heavy anti-aircraft barrage met them, but salvo alter salvo high explosives went home the docks. One pilot was picked up by several searchlights when miles ...

... Dunkirk Operations A.F. fighters maintained ofTensive | patrols throughout Monday and early yesterday morning in the Dunkirk area. A ttaoks were made troops advancing towards Dunkirk from the south, and on enemy batteries shelling the port. Aerodromes ...

... Hero of Dunkirk Killed Sergt. Probert was spending a hard-earned leave. He was in the Battle of France, and after a series of adventures escaped from the tragic dunes of Dunkirk. Then he came home to be killed within few yards his house. A crude oil bomb ...

... DUNKIRK MEN READY The men of Dunkirk —nine divisions strong brought out vith little or equipment»re now fully reorganised and the disposal the Comtuander-in-Ohief to meet the aieiuy again if be fights the battle Britain. With them are the other men of ...

... Dunkirk Hero Admiral Abrial is 68. After directing the embarkation of the troops from Dunkirk he came to London where he was received in private audience by the King and met the First Sea Lord (Admiral of the Fleet Sir Dudley Pound) and other officers ...

... FROM DUNKIRK News of Old Sys LEADING STOKER CHARLES HUGHES, recently horns ea Mimi leave, wed •on a destroyer Port In the naval operation withdrawal from Ho Paid tribute to the work of the Meteor gnaws of aarell craft. Gunner Trevor J. Evans is keenly ...

... The Miracle of Dunkirk Sir, —I feel, like many others, that the great day of national prayer the answer to simple faith began last week in the miraculous withdrawal of our troops from overwhelming tragedy at Dunkirk. We have to thank God for the strength ...

... BID TO TAKE DUNKIRK Britain Prepared For Any %L SB , ;■ !• .. SATISFYING DRINK—Mor» troops poured into England during the week- end after heroically lighting their way out Northern France * ■•‘•'“J- At a wayside station long and satisfying drink from ...

... SUNK AT DUNKIRK. From Norway, H.M.S. Grafton, accompanied 17 another destroyer, was sent to Dunkirk, where they were the first two ships on the scene, but two days before the evacuation of the troops commenced they had an interlude in which they were ...

... LEAVE FOR DUNKIRK MEN In the House of Commons on Tuesday Mr. KI»KX (War Secre- tary), answering a number questions relating leave for the men from Dunkirk, said that the normal rule was allow two free travelling warrants year. In view of the exceptional ...

... DUNKIRK WARRIORS HAD TO WAIT CIVILIANS WHO REFUSED TO GIVE UP SEATS Recvilots to ha tail litA week are tOIIOWS s. d. Hope l.iigli.h Baptist Church Cucrau r. ea Davies, M.E. Baptist Church 1140111111 y collection). A .Nociation National Union . . _ of ...