... DUNKIRK TO SOCCER Birmingham's team to meet Walsall tomorrow may include Ray Devey, one of their players who took 'part in the Dunkirk evacuation. Devey, the club's centre half, has been invited to play and hopes to do so. ...

... THE DUNKIRK EVACUATION. DOVER COMMAND'S PART. The following signal was sent out by the Admiralty on Tuesday:— The Board of Admiralty congratulate all concerned the successful evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force and the soldiers of the Allied ...

... CELEBRATING DUNKIRK. At the Dover Police Court on Monday, before Messrs. C. E. Beaufoy, W. L. Law and W. S. Lee and Mrs. Morecroft. Stokers George A. Cawkvvell, Albert Jones and Eric R. Leonard pleaded guilty to breaking pane of glass and two wooclen ...

... BACK FROM DUNKIRK LOCAL SOLDIERS IN THE RETREAT Among the local soldiers who have returned to England from France and Belgium is Pte. D. W. Ritchie, son of Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Ritchie, of Buckhurstavenue, Sevenoaks, who on Saturday received a letter from ...

... THE DUNKIRK EVACUATION Our Naval Correspondent writes: Naval officers who supervised the opera- tions at Dunkark to-day throw new light on this difficult achievement. The senior British naval officer was placed in charge of the disembarkation of the troops ...

... DUNKIRK EVACUATION The French Adniiraltr announced on Tuesday night that seven French destroyers and a supply ship were lost the Dunkirk evacuation, but that moat tl* crew* were saved. The British communique stater! that the evacuation has now been s ...

... KILLED AT DUNKIRK Second-Lieut. Robin N. C. Scott. R.A. son of Mr. R. N. C. Scott. Eisleben House. Stranraillis, Belfast, a director of the firm of John K. Scott, Ltd., Church Street, has been killed in action at Dunkirk. He was 23 years of ajfe and unmarried ...

... Dunkirk Volunteers The ■’ Saur and cerned, hev were liary person Womersley. Pe Italy's Petrol who manned '.he Armada which acuation of Du: so far pensions - Sir 5 Minister, ...

... AFTER DUNKIRK useful purpose can served toy seeking to obscure the seriousness of the reverse suffered by the Allies in Flanders. The dark lines of the picture, suddenly deepened toy the withdrawal from the field tattle the bulk of the yfigtan Army under ...

... DUNKIRK DEFENDERS HONOURED 1 ,ant * or the French - Vi-Nl f ' was decorated witi *'b Legion of Honour ' ommander-in-Chief - oi 1 sterd^- \ e ° Vernor ® utl 1 1 Leclerc, Admiral were made ComeKion of Honour. ...

... NAVAL LOSSES AT DUNKIRK. ONLY 29 VESSELS. The losses sustained by our Naval forces in the Dunkirk evacuation were comparatively small—six destroyers and 23 minor craft, out of 272 naval vessels engaged. The loss of H.M. destroyers Grafton, Grenade and ...

... TOOK COMMAND AT DUNKIRK Major-General H. R. Alexander Relieved Lord Gort The less senior officer to whom Lord Gort handed over command of remaining troops at Dunkirk when he returned to England last Saturday wa Major-General H. R. Alexander. General ...