... SAFE ARRIVALS FROM DUNKIRK ..t..mm.m. Driver Fox Three Days Without Food Mr. and Mrs, E. 11. Fox, of Holbrook Mouse, East:held, have received news that their only son, Driver George AI, Pox, of the Royal Army Service Corp., is safe in this country ...

... GIRL PAMELA CREW SAFE _ Marvellous Work in Dunkirk Rescue Rotarians cheered heartily when their President H. St. J. Patent announced at the Club luncheon, at the Angel Hotel on Tuesday that the crew of H.M.S. Girl Pamela had been saved. I The Girl Pamela ...

... Home on 48 hours' leave after be ing evacuated from Dunkirk, Pte. Douglas G. Jolly, of School-place, w as married at All Saints' on Monday - . 4 A T I 2 - - - 1 , ~ . I : I% • ; * tf ~ • 4 1 P, 1 lw . • 1 . i I . _ - ...

... Symington for six years and the bridegroom is with the London Brick Company. PTE. D. G. JOLLY & MISS C. DOBSON. Back from Dunkirk. with forty-eight !no:furs leave. Private Douglas George Jolly, 'eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Jolly. School-place. Al ...

... which bears the swastika. Assvics Ws How.—Pte. N. Goldthorpe returned to his unit on Tuesday. Driver M. Dunkley. who was at Dunkirk. is home on leave. Arthur Watson returned on Wednesday alter short leave. Beaman L. Claypole is home. - - CHURCH arrangements ...

... a cap and a clog. Thus fitted out, he obtained a lift on a tank, and afterwards in a Ford car, which took (and others) to Dunkirk. BACK TO DUTY. Pi:ot Officer Peters had been reported missing, but eventually turned up at his air base, suffering shock and ...

... per huillired is being paid for butterflies which vegetation. 1/1/ILY Hosm..—A number of men of the IMP. have returned from Dunkirk.—Mrs. leanuel Whaley. of Middleton's-street, has ban Informed be the War Office that her Pte. H. Whaley. is wounded. CROIS ...

... the PeteTtl base Cycle and Light Car Cluba c : 4 4 lldskt.lifttng Club. hew Arthur 31 dbet son of Mr, and C. retuned from Dunkirk in a drifter and is at Doncaster. He was visited by his an Sunday. and he told them that Party were bombed all the way over ...

... gave a talk, and Oundle members provided tea, during which a collection wag taken for extra comforts for soldiers home from Dunkirk After tea members went for a walk threugh the school gardens. visiting the Memorial Chapel. and one Of the new boarding houses ...

... committee were re-elected. The daughter of the skiper of the Girl Pamela, the Lowestoft drifter lost in the evacuation of Dunkirk, wrote that all the members of the crew were safe. She thanked the Rotary Club for their adoption of the boat and their ...

... be is the only or Mr. sad W. Woodward. He In ..ime since November Mb to Col. Toe. or the A.MP.C. After 11111101bles Ire to Dunkirk his unit in the ems op to their necks to rook the boats took to the tramps& While the sate wane drying their In the amps ram ...

... made by the State.—Defendant, at Pletton. I am simple enough to believe that Cod had a hand in the magnificent evacuation of Dunkirk.—The Rev. H. W. Janisch. at Huntingdon. The musician is as great as the poet. — Mr. S, Bennett, J.P.. Oundle. seldom can two ...