... premier in M. Bevnaud’s Government eld the office of French Ambassador am. ~ . . nral Abrial, hero of Dunkirk, w*. directing the embarkation the from Dunkirk he went to London. • h- was received in private audience King and met the First Sea Lord, of the Fleet ...

... sts. Ho opened ». killed three motor-cyclists, and the lunainder fled. Lance-Corporal 1. R. Cox, East Yorks Regiment. At Dunkirk, during the shelling on the Mole, he displayed great piesence mind and complete disregard for his own safety. Private J. Fatherley ...

... Bangor Soldier Sapper \\. . ' ,r - Juat *. llaille tnandeboye Hoad Bangor, l.ome (instructed by Mr j °. ' e following the Dunkirk acua- jame*, Host for John (•runleesc 1 non. was made tJie recipient m (.burch 1 street Mispion Hall. Bangor, wallet •ol notes ...

... with the withdrawal of the Cotoael 0 (Acting Brigadier) Dennis Walter Forces from Dunkirk. Furlong. 0.8.E..M.C -Assuming command «.f Abrial *3. in charge .he forces at Dunkirk and his courape Captain iActing Major) Rodney Oeorge dership played vital part ...

... BRITISH The evacuation of the Allied forces from the Dunkirk area has now been successfully completed, the last troops being withdrawn during the night of June 3/4. The outstanding success of this operation. which must rank as one of the most difficult ...

... KING HONOURS LORD GORT the evacuation from Dunkirk well forward Lord Gort handed over his command of the B.E.F. Flanders to a less sento* officer and returned to England on Saturday. Soon after his arrival he went to Buckingham Palace, where the King ...

... to dav», 11.50. Freight—Tottoo. 1 .tv f.ru. ; st.nd.nl. n-nt*. Ol.i, • -J-.ity 'so Sr, ,s,tn—July 6-.. ADMIRAL’S STORY OF DUNKIRK B.E.F. Walked Plank to Safety SMALL band of Junior officer* working secret control room helped to direct the evacuation which ...

... * men. whose nerves the lie (ould shatter, bad tinal result the War. doubt the future of the •• The heroism the armies of Dunkirk has been surpassed in the battles which have been fought from the sea to Argonne. The soul France is not conquered. •• Our ...

... Machine-Gunned caping from a hospital ship had been attacked by enemy Dunkirk on Sunday night lifeboat were bombed and of the Nazi airmen’s brutality e.-terduy by a ship’s onicer. :re first attacked about 7 o’clock, I hour later saw the >proaching us ...

... Luxury motor cruisers and other small i craft which went from the Thames to rescue thousands the B.E.F. from the Leaches of Dunkirk returned to their home moorings yesterday. As they passed beneath London Bridge spectators gave a cheer, which was taken up ...

... E. Young, R.A., and Gunner J. Bailey, R.A., Bryanslord Street, Belfast, behalf of the neighbours. They were both through Dunkirk. Gunner W Magee and Bombardier W. Still receiving gifts neighbours of Saunders Street, Kewtownards '’ «» * 4 pW ° - Gunner ...

... slightly injured the leg of a boy playing on the footpath. Good for STRENGTH thing more than drink when you’ve PADRAMI ~ ~ ~ DUNKIRK SPECIAL LEAVE FOR NAVY iinilUlßl ™ E,i : £ Special leave to be ranted all ranks PH«»» BANGOR 4y |nn%Mon ♦'.(! AT PORTADOWN ...