... GIFT OF SIGNET RING. Gunner Edward Martin, a former employe of the Belfast Telegraph, home on leave from Dunkirk. was presented with a gold signet ring on Monday afternoon from neighbours in Riga Street. Mr. William Brown, secretary, Shankiii Road Y ...

... character and all rights of interested Powers would be respected. SHIPS LOST AT DUNKIRK. Sir ARTHUR SALTER said civilian owners of small vessels lost in evacuation from Dunkirk would receive cornpensation. Mr. ATTLEE sold that while he appreciated fully ...

... B.E.F. had been evacuated from Dunkirk, states the Daily Telegraph and Morning Post correspondent. Gallant French soldiers, side by side with the British. fought like cats against the Nazis. Little remains of Dunkirk itself. which I was subjected to ...

... bombers of the R.A.F. made a series of attacks on enemy gun emplacements, roads, railways, and troop concentrations in the Dunkirk area throughout yesterday. These operations were continued during the night by our heavy bombers. At the same time other ...

... C.B. FOR FRENCH ADMIRAL. The award of an Hon. K.C.B. (military) to Admiral Jean Marie Charles Abrial, for services in the Dunkirk withdrawal is announced by the Admiralty. ...

... ACTIVITY OF BOMBERS• ARRAS TO DUNKIRK. ULSTERMAN'S STORY OF RETREAT. PACKED ROADS AND BOMBS. REFUGEES' TERRIBLE FATE. One of the first Ulstermen to reach Belfast after taking part in the epic struggle still in progress around Dunkirk' is 20-year-old Gunner Desmond ...

... PLUM CAKE WINDFALL HELPS OUT MARCH RATIONS. Sturdy Indian soldiers who passed through the flames of Dunkirk after marching for days during which it seemed almost impossible that they could get away unscathed, are now at a camping ground somewhere in England ...

... SOLDIER-JOCKEY BACK. Fred Hunter, the jockey, has returned with the last batch of the B.E.F. to be evacuated from Dunkirk. He was apprenticed to Stanley Wootton, the Epsom trainer, and last year rode for the Hon. G. Wellesley in Ireland. ...

... WILL BE SPOKEN WITH REVERENCE Long As English Tongue Survives long as the English tongue survives the word Dunkirk will be spoken with reverence. A leading article in the New York Times, tribute to-day, adds: The rags and blemishes which have hidden ...

... GIFT TO BELFAST GUNNER. Gunner William Lilly. R.A.. — of 51 Andrew Street, home from Dunkirk was yesterday presented with a wallet o: notes—by the neighbours of the district. Miss M'Clure, secretary of North litalikkat Motion handed over. the it ...

... AND DUIWKIRR MAN. To-day Gunner F. Pattirson. R.N.. 411 Saunders Street, Newtownards Road, Belfast, one of the heroes of Dunkirk, was presented to the Lord Mayor by Councillor W. R. Keating, J.P. Sir Crawford M'Cullagh introduced his Young Naval visitor ...

... KILLYLEAGH SAILOR MISSING. Private Walter M'llwrath. Frederick Street. Killyleagh. who took part in the Dunkirk retreat and received wounds in that action, is now home on leave in Killyleagh. Private Daniel Milligan, Killyleagh, has been very severely ...