... eallaniry that has never been sur- the annals of the British Anny.'* French naval forces firmly held the fortified are i of Dunkirk open for the retreating troops.' Here land and naval planes are performing magnificent service. Leopold lias returned to Ids ...

... t 102 HIGH STREET. . ARBROATH. OTHER T.Uphon. Ho, 3082. NEWSPAPER THE ARBROATH HERALD FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1940 Mien From Dunkirk How a War Office Request Was Responded To On Thursday, 30th May. the Y.M.C.A. Headquarters received a request from the War ...

... the Ger- mans occup city, there was not a The whole pane of glass t in the city. from Antw naval party, added, tra road to Dunkirk, columns of advancing troops. through long lines of flecing refugees an ...

... neutral opinion regarding the alleged decadence of Great Britain; the splendid achievements of our Air and Naval Forces at Dunkirk, the collapse, for the present at any rate, of Hitler's invasion plans. the unflinching way in which the people of this country ...

... can arrange it. They are also giving a lifeboat, which hefore heing launched was called into service for the evacuation of Dunkirk. Schemes are under consideration for the allocation of the £25,000 remaining after meeting the original urposes of the effort ...

... privateer, - is nn Hem will known to all who have made the slightest study of local history. When the Fearnought cutter—alas of Dunkirk—a name more historic to-day than ever before—stood into the hay of Arbroath and displayed her colours there was no room to ...

... Prayer—May 26 — came at a dark moment in the nation's long history. Britain's Army had its: hack to the sea—and the Miracle of Dunkirk laid not v-et been enacted. France was •oon to totter and fall. Few could tell that this catastrophe would only -trengthen ...

... Sportsmen’s Club. Their fees arc being paid by the hotel management. German soldiers who were taken prisoner in the retreat to Dunkirk complained that their Air Force was seldom visible, but the R.A.F. never left them alone “It was the fault of our aeroplanes ...

... that the steamboat which takes you from Kew to Hampton Court may proudly bear the notice: This vessel evacuated troops from Dunkirk.” When a boat I was in the other day passed the Princess Freda lying quietly at her mooring the passengers read such a notice ...

... billeted in F established Adv , for pose bombed in other relatives during were The representing Of these, and ago been . Dunkirk GUIDE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1940. 9 WAR CASUALTIES. NEW YEAR 1941 (sages from Arbroath Prisoners of war. When First Fittin' ...