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... GROSVENOR HALL Services of Thanksgiving For Dunkirk Deliverance 11-30 Rev. JOHN N. SPENCE. 7 o'clock— Rev. ALFRED COLLINS. Soloist: Miss EVELYN 0188. 11.15—Social hour for men in H.M. Foredo. ...
... DUNKIRK HERO AT CITY HALL.—Gunner F. Patterson, R.N.. 48 Saunders ANNUAL MEETING IN OPEN-AlR.—Mrs. D. Lindsay Keir (Vice-President) speaking at the annual meeting of Street, Belfast, was received on Thursday by the Lord Mayor in his Parlour. the Ulster ...
... AROUND Battle of Dunkirk Dunes My reference to Dunkirk and the now famous evacuation has recalled to correspondent the story of another occasion, nearly 300 years ago, when British and French soldiers were alliance on the dunes Dunkirk and administered ...
... imagination for a ship to go alongside. The use of this pier was the inspiration of our fellows at Dunkirk. Captain Tennant, who was charge of operations at Dunkirk, and his band of men guided the men to the ships. Narrow mess tables were put across like planks ...
... 9b / stlmj DUNKIRK HERO HONOURED BY FRIENDS AND NEIGHBOURS Able-Seaman Victor Kelly, of 61, Derwent Street, Newtownards Road, receiving from Councillor T. E. Colo gifts a wallet of notes, wristlet watch and a razor. He served at Dunkirk on H.M.B. Grafton ...
... action in the week ending midnight, Sunday, June 2. was 78,715 tons, of which 24,000 tons were lost during the Dunkirk operations. Excluding Dunkirk, the figures were —British. 11 ships (54,715 tons): Allied, ships (17,913 tons); Neutral, 3 ships (7,923 t ...
... COLERAINE MAN IN HOSPITAL. WAS AT DUNKIRK FIGHTING. FATHER WOUNDED IN LAST WAR. Mrs. Crawford, Ballysolly. Coleraine, has been Informed by the War Office that her son, Private Thomas Crawford, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, has been ivolinded and•is in ...
... civilians mostly. They arrived without charts, without fuel and without food. In the end they all went over to the beaches of Dunkirk where their crews acted mostly on their own Initiative. The total numbers were anything from 500 to 800. As boats were sunk ...
... before a reaper.” They also fought gallantly at Brussels, Ypres, and Dunkirk and Nleuport beaches. DUNKIRK EVACUATION Home on a few days’ leave after taking part in the evacuation from Dunkirk, A.B. T. Finnegan, R.N.R., Mill Lane, Lame, said yesterday that ...
... from Dunkirk, Trooper Kennedy told a News-Letter reporter last night. Trooper Kennedy, who has not yet reached bis nineteenth birthday, took part in the Flanders fighting. Brussels dustcart took him and his companions along the road to Dunkirk until ...
... BELFAST TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1940. INDIANS WHO WENT THROUGH THE FLAMES OF DUNKIRK. ...
... small craft of motor type 'WO HOME FROM DUNKIRK. SEAMEN HONOURED BY NEIGHBOURS. Two young Belfast seamen. Sam Blair. R N.. of 31 Northwood Drive. and Frank Johnston. R.N., 34 Northwood Road, who took part in the Dunkirk evacuation. were honoured by their friends ...