... the 3.E.F. in Dunkirk. and is now in hospital in England. ''-',. Sergt. Lyttle has I;ecn in the Army seven years. His Sergt. Thomas brother, John Lyttle. Lyttle, served throughout the last war. YOUNG • BELFAST SOLDIER WAS WOUNDED AT DUNKIRK. FATHER WITH ...

... 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 ...

... GIFT FOR BANGOR SAPPER. Sapper W. Bailie. Clandeboye Road, Bangor. home on leave following the Dunkirk evacuation, was the recipient on Thursday evening in Church Street Mission Hall, Bangor, of a wallet of notes subscribed by friends and neighbours. ...

... for the others will provided in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa* MERCHANT NAVY Minister’s Tribute Part Played at Dunkirk Gratitude and admiration at - r share in an adventure destined occupy a place of honour in history expressed by the Minister ...

... Incendiary bombs penetrated the roots of houses in a working class district of one north-east town, but soldier who had been at Dunkirk declared: ‘‘This is nothing.” Damage was not extensive. « A bomb which killed Mrs. and Miss Ramsbottom in the north-west area ...

... week. MYSTERY ORANGE SASH Retrieved Under Fire in Dunkirk Battle The mystery an Orange sash with the lodge number 1955, which a Belfast lodge, retrieved under fire by a soldier in the Battle of Dunkirk, has not vet been solved. The Lodge, which is in No ...

... K.R.R.C., Richview Street, Belfast; Moses Hall. Bridge Street. Lisburn (member of crew of a ship sunk by enemy attack off Dunkirk). Mounded.—Rifleman Joseph Liddy, Royal Ulster Rifles, of Balkan Street, Belfast. BELFAST “CIGARETTE” DANCE A packet of cigarettes ...

... acting on the lessons of the last' and material in the initial operations war they calculated on a war of position and at Dunkirk were catastrophic. Sub- In vain M. Reynaud, M. Mandel and and of fortifications. sequent heroism, brilliant tactics, and others ...

... newspaper opinon. writes The trend towards war would appear to have halted. It is to be remembered, however, that when the Dunkirk defeat was in progress opinion reacted against Involvement. and afterwards swung back into more extreme war hysteria. A similar ...

... Lord Gort He said that while the G.O.C. was conferring with his officers one day during the evacuation of the B.E.F, from Dunkirk. German bomber' came over and commenced to bomb the vicinity. The I German long range guns also took par the bombardment ...

... lirit•in still lives. God is working for the church. He is bringing low to-day that He may lift us up. He sent a deliverance In Dunkirk. and that is the first fruits of HIS • The Moderator. in sohnsitting The Newly-Ordained Minister. and paying trihute to ...