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... CORPORAL FROM DUNKIRK WEDS reland ' R - A -S-C., in . B- Ireland, 3 * Mis* ' M r n y - Whvt e, onlv W^ hee ' DaVld Whyte ' 1 by her father , wore fi • R own fIS 11 halter °rall m w^' te straw hat blossom, and she chos ...
... Six French dogs landed at Margate during the Dunkirk evacuation have gone back to the war on a destroyer. Four are police dogs—Alsatians. Another is a French regimental mascot, and the sixth is the pet an Army officer. ...
... things we have seen in their a resourcefulness, an inventiveness, a | fine flower in the exploit of Dunkirk. knack of adapting old and unexpected | Dunkirk was no victory—but it was an means to great and unexpected ends, a | earnest of victory. power to ...
... exception to what Major Milner said. Mr Eden announced that the issue of travelling warrants to the men of the B.EF. from Dunkirk who went on leave applied also to troops recentlgaevacuated from Narvik. He hoped that, excegt where the exigencies of the ...
... Service Armed Forces Act to men up to 55. Killed at Dunkirk. Sir Victor Warrender said 125 civilians were killed and 81 wounded in aiding the Navy to remove men of the B.E.F. and French Army from Dunkirk. Of these, four killed and two wounded were civilian ...
... the navy. A dance was held in the Social Clubrooms, GlenfaiKT, help roplace the personal belongings of the Scottish heroes Dunkirk. The dance, organised Mr M. Sinclair, postman, who provided the accordion music, realised £4 5s 6d. Mr James Brunt«m, postman ...
... advantage.: to the defenders will be very great. We hope to improve upon the rate of three or four to one which was realised at Dunkirk. and in addition to all injured machines and their crews which get down safely. and there are a great many. surprisingly many ...
... . A . F . low-flying attack on LEAVING FOR HOME . —Americans on board the refugee liner enemy horse-drawn transport near Dunkirk . Bombs have exploded in the centre of the column and Germans are seen Washington waving good-bye when the vessel sailed from ...
... threw out of action for the critical period the whole of the B.E.F. e 7 “Qur Army and 120,000 French troops were rescued from Dunkirk, but only with the loss of all their cannon, vehicles, and modern equipment. This loss inevitably would take some weeké to ...
... E. Kerrin officiated. The bridegroom was stationed in Stirling before the war and took part in the B.E.F. evacuation from Dunkirk. He reached England on the Friday prior to his wedding, arriving in Stirling on Wednesday morning. Captain Cox is the younger ...
... Civilian Losses In Dunkirk Rescue Sir Adrian Baillie in the House of Commons to-day asked the First Lord of the Admiralty the number of civilians killed and wounded in aiding the Royal Navy to remove mcn of the B.E.F. and French Armv from Dunkirk. Sir V. Warrender ...
... MAY —Belgian Army capitulated by King Leopold’s order. JUNE 4—Prime Minister revealed 335,000 Allied troops rescued from Dunkirk. JUNE 9 —German reconnaissance units reached outskirts of Rouen. JUNE 11 Germans reached Seine. JUNE —Germans claimed capture ...