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... QUEKN CHATS WITH DUNKIRK HEROES When the Queen informally viaited the Over-Seas Club, Loudon, yesterday a number of New Zealand and Canadian airmen, Newfoundland troops. South African sailors, and nurses from overseas, including some Australian nurses ...
... UNSCRATCHED AT DUNKIRK —HIT BY CAR ON LEAVE First-Class Stoker Thomas Snowden, of Westbourne, near Chichester, on leave after serving in a destroyer which took part in the evacuation from Dunkirk, yesterday was knocked off his cycle a car and hurled into ...
... HEROISM AT DUNKIRK Army and Air Force Awards ...
... Seaman 8. Feeley, H.M.S. Basilisk, who was In the Narvik action and afterwards at Dunkirk, where hi, thlp'wat »unk, •nd Gunner H. M'Velgh, who was also Jhrough Dunkirk. The prcuntatlon, were made on bohalt o» the neighbouro ...
... Inmski lings played football on the beach at Dunkirk. Filler Thomas U'Ncill, of the Inniskillings native Arligarvan, said he had no eleep for 7 nights and arrived back in Lngland with onlv shirt and trousers. Dunkirk was like hell upon earth. At one lime ...
... from Dunkirk, was presented with wallet notes Saturday the workers the York Street Flax Spinning Company's factory at Courtrar Street, where he was formerly employed winding master. Stoker Ernie M'Gibbon. who took part in the evacuation from Dunkirk, p ...
... hours realize that this re-embarkation would not been possible unless the enemy had vantages the great hope three or four 01 Dunkirk islands Ihe adfKlers will very the rate of ...
... and lost many machines on the ground in the aerodromes, but we were accustomed to inflict loss of two to two and half r Dunkirk, wine Land, we i Air Force and ihree or four Anyone looks the photographs ( the re-em* troops .1 ...
... R.A.F. DECORATIONS Further awards Air Force hcroca are atnounceJ. number are for heroism during the evacuation of Dunkirk. DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDER Squadron-Leader Philip Algernon iluntcr. DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS Flight-Lieut. Nicholas Gresham ...
... Major (Acting 1.t.-Col.) E.. F Bolton, Tito , 1 Queen's Roval West Surrey ReKiment). - TRIBUTE TO SHIPS Surrey Itcilment. „ „ DUNKIRK Lt. Acting Can*.) P. C. Baynes. 1 lie \Jr IV t\.l I\r%- Queen ' West Surrey Regiment. . , It. ( Acting I apt.) Iltiliert Struton ...
... tuuk i)*ri the defence of Cftlaia. Hall f-on of Mm. It. .1 Hall, Bridge 'viiws «wi board a vessel sunk by •nemv action at Dunkirk, and must be presumed 'ost. AbleScaman Thomas .1. Ma wan -f Mm. Mary Montgomery, Mardon Houae, Dundoua. i who was serving ...
... 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 ...