... DUNKIRK MIRACLE MR. ISAAC FOOT'S BROADCAST TO NATION TEMPLE CHURCH • I A CHARMING GLIMPSE of the Church of St. Catharine. Temple, ne,:tling down in the valley not far from the main Rodmin-Launceston Road. Cornish Guardian Picture. ...

... THE EPIC OF DUNKIRK In this tale of disaster there came a moment when imminent defeat stared the British Empire in the face. That was the when the retreating Arms was left isolated owing to King Leopold's igno- order to the Belgian troops to la y down ...

... HELPED IN DUNKIRK EVACUATION PENZANCE MEN'S THRILLING EXPERIENCES Back in Penzance, after having many thrilling episodes helping to evacuate the men of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk, is Mr. Basil J- Langridge sen., of 42, Chapel-street. He, with another Penzance ...

... lost would attach themselves to us. didn't matter what regiment one belonged to. At last we arrived Dunkirk or, to !be precise, at the beach between Dunkirk and Panne. It was sixthirty when we got there. Jerry was busy in the air and many men were killed ...

... DUNKIRK HEAVILY BOMBED GERMAN ONSLAUGHT ON VITAL PORT. PARIS, Wednesday. The German Air Force has very heavily bombed the port of Dunkirk. At present the port is not directly threatened by German land attacks. ...

... EXPERIENCES AT DUNKIRK Cpl. Terence Larcombe, aged 36. of Cardaze. St. Austell, is lying in hospital with a shattered left foot and leg, the result of a bomb exploding near him as he was retreating with the British Expeditionary Force to Dunkirk, following ...

... DUNKIRK EVACUATION COMPLETED. murfimi renc h official war com- S w tates / e embarkation of i„t„ r °ops from Dunkirk was comn'lmrio ,y in conformity with. tfte ' an plan. Until the last momi ' , ln suburbs and then in the n ] tself, from house to house ...

... FROM DUNKIRK TO ENGLAND! Or this tinse I assume we have all Ist in our heeds the amazing exploit If all vAle took part in the rescue of 331.51 e Fighting men Irons imminent septum or destruction at Dunkirk; and the admission of our Premier, Sr. Winston ...

... SAW UNION JACK WAVED AT NAZI 'PLANES FOXHOLE MAN TWICE SUNK IN DUNKIRK EVACUATION When officers and men of tile British Expectit 'unary Force were on a beach near Dunkirk waiting their turn to board ships waiting. under heavy bombardment and machine gun ...

... MEVAGISSEY MEN HOME FROM DUNKIRK The many friends of Messrs. W. Behennah and H. Barber were pleased to know of their safe arrival home from the Dunkirk area a few days ago. They arrived unexpected on Sunday morning. and are in very good spirits after ...

... ADMIRAL LONDON. Wednesday. Admiral Abrial. French Admiral who was charge of the embarkation of the troops from Dunkirk, and who only left Dunkirk yesterday, was received in audience by the King at Buckingham Palace this morning. ...

... reocued by a Dr:tigh naval motor-boat tune after withdrawal from Dunkirk. The French men went through a terribte experience. existing for nine dare on • in shallow water • few MASS et Dunkirk- They were without food and water for the whole of that' period- ...