... June 14th, were arranged at the meeting. HOME FROM DUNKIRK. Corporal Harry Sinclair (38), of 21. Elizabeth Street, F.7:•;' ...

... Mise Ruth Maddison, only daughte. Mre. Maddison, Newlands, Redcar, and the ato Mr. V. Maddison. The bridegroon ‘evonbly left Dunkirk with the B.E.F. The rido, who was Ziven away by her elder wother, Mr. C. Maddison, wore a gown ol whites velvet. Bridesmaids ...

... Ayton, and late of Valley-road, Middlesbrough, that Arthur Gott >(19) has been killed in action during the evacuation at Dunkirk. Gott, who joined the Royal Navy in October last, has served as gunner ships of the Merchant Navy. For services rendered and ...

... ability, to make decisions. His great-grandfather fought at Trafalgar Admiral Abrlal. hero Dunkirk. 68. After directing the embarkation of the troops from Dunkirk came London, where he was received in private audience the King and let the First Sea Lord ...

... Maddison. only daughte Mr;e. Maddismi, Newlands. Redual. and the ;.,t,o MR-. V. Muddison. The. bridegroom - or-ently left Dunkirk with the 11.E.F. The hrido, who w. iven away by her elder to-Abe,r. Mr. (' lbuldison. wore :I of velvet Bridesmaids were Miss ...

... Islands the advantages of the defenders will very great hope to Improve on the rate of ttaee four to one which was realised at Dunkirk, and. in addition, all Injured machines and their crews which get down safely -and there are great many, surprisingly -all ...

... Lionel J. 0. Lambert, who is missing. believed killed, while commanding H.M.S. Grier. uhich was sunk during the evacuation of Dunkirk, is the elder brother and heir presumptive of Field Marshal the Earl of Ci van, Chief of the Imperial General Staff from 1922-26 ...

... air raid precautions in their Sunday schools. He spoke in glowing terms of the work Army chaplains, and said that at the Dunkirk evacuation 48 chaplains were unaccounted for; 22 were wounded end two had died wounds. ...

... advance our line East LEAVE FOR MEN FROM DUNKIRK Free Travel Warrant; Fares Refunded where Paid Mr. Eden answering number of questions the House of Commons yesterday relating to leave for the men from Dunkirk said that the normal rule was allow two free ...

... across. said another. That as far we did get and the Jerries obviously were not going to let us get away with another Dunkirk. Their 'planes must have spotted ...

... uniform. Soldiers predominated. They included Mr. Geoffrey Hutchinson, K.C.. and Mr. S. F. Markham, both of whom were at Dunkirk, and Mr. Duncan Sandys, the Prime Minister's son-in-law. Peers may hear a Commons secret debate. but yesterday they had one ...

... Isurprise from the men, several of , whom were engaged in long conversations by the Princess on the miraculous evacuation from Dunkirk. and were encouraged to tell her in their own words of their individual , adventures in Flanders. ...