... AFTER DUNKIRK °A little while ago, after a previous Day of National Prayer, the British Army came back from Dunkirk. Sailors and soldiers together added a thousand laurel wreaths to their former fame. The men of the air are new warriors and they have ...

... 335,000 MEN BROUGHT FROM DUNKIRK Mr. Churchill's Statement 'THE PRIME MINISTER, Mr , Winston Churchill,: reviewed the tear situation on Monday and told the Norwegian Ships House of Commons about the gallant stand of the British Fought Nazi Destroyers ...

... THE WITHDRAWAL FROM DUNKIRK : NAVAL AWARDS The King has been pleased to give orders for the following appointnientsi to the Order of the British Empire for good services In organizing the withdrawal to England under fire and In the face of many and great ...

... BROUGHT DUNKIRK . 4 OVERSEAS WARSHIP CONSTRUCTION MALTA TAKES PRECAUTIONS Fifth Columnists (Fran Our Correspondent) MALTA. May 23. ' Among the new security measures 'taken by the government during the week was the placing into internment camps of people ...

... WOUNDED AT DUNKIRK The many Mends of Signaller Jim Royes, of Stoke Wood, will be pleased I to learn that his leg was not amputated, as stated last week, but severely injured And is now going on as well as can be expected. We was wounded at Dunkirk. OLD RESIDENTS ...

... services during the evacuation from Dunkirk. When war broke out Barter volunteered and was posted aboard a private yacht He told a reporter, Frank Lunn, cook on the yacht, and I were given charge of a rowing boat to go to Dunkirk shore and pick up some of I ...

... HAVANT Dunkirk Hero Hit By Non-Stop Car ...

... ROLL OF HONOUR 20th May. near Dunkirk. ~anr PR ening lade IC ingstere. . aged '22. eddy of Mrs. V. A. rt. dr M. Caudal., Gerdiess. grandson of Jim Antigetein Green. et Punt Mgt= Ma allelkagtar. ...

... iitticient evidence to allow the cause of death. No evi-. dence was Available to show the Idea-I tity of the man. Dunkirk . in History j Dunkirk which will liN r in hie-tore es one of the moot glorious British' testa of arma hal already been de-I Ptroved ...

... A PARTY of only 12 naval officers 1. and 150 men superintended the embarkation of the British E:xpeditionary Force from Dunkirk. The senior officer went about In a steel helmet and a raincoat, and to dia• languish him they cut out the letter S.N.O. in ...

... Brian Gaughan, Dunbar, East Lothian, hay been awarded the Distinguished Service' Medal for conspicuous gallantry durinZ the Dunkirk evacuation. He took off hip clothes and swam a quarter of a mile to rescue two men, afterwareg assisting other drowning men ...

... (Curate) addressed the children In the afternoon. and the Rev. J. P. Stevenson. C.F., who took part in the evacuation of Dunkirk. occupied the pulpit at evensong. Special music was sung with Mr. L. B. Whyte at the organ. ...