... A. A DUNKIRK HERO. Seaman Hugh Francis Devlin of Killyfast. Toomebndge. was al home this week on three days leave after his thrilling adventure at Dunkirk. He joined the Royal Navy after the outbreak war. and was on one the destroyers at Dunkirk assisting ...

... ROUND THE DISTRICTS notes and news DUNKIRK HEROES AT HOME ...

... James Law. who L only 18 years age. and son of Mrs. E. Nevin. 31 North Street, Ballymena, was on*, the troops evacuated from Dunkirk, and he came through unscathed. is serving with the Royal Ulster Rifles. ...

... Continent, and that the hope of Europe reets the succes* the very forces which have ravished the countries they hav© invaded. DUNKIRK FEAT OF MERCHANT CREWS ...

... R.IT.R., rejoiced to have them back again, even for the short leave, after their trying experiences at the eyacuation of Dunkirk. Before returning to their unit thev were made recipients of suitable gifts by friends and neighbours in Daisy hill and Feehogue ...

... were determined to maintain and that they had spint of thankfulneaa fo- the miraculous deliverance (if some 335,000 men from Dunkirk, a deliverance wrought by Almighty God. Their fighting forces deserved encouraged and if there was anything they could do ...

... Wellington Place, Belfast. ! and Ballymena. CHIP OF OLD BLOCK. FAMILY’S PROUD RECORD. DUNKIRK OPERATIONS RECALLED- Another Ballymena soldier who took part the Dunkirk epic was Wm. Lorimcr. R.U.R.. of Alexander Street who after a brief period of home leave ...

... a mile. MORE THAN A MATCH FOR ENEMY tor battery to whic“ &mb.rdier MWbney assistance and the enemy was routed. ArHvfnVt Dunkirk fey a ter some days, to get away in the ] large fishing trawler which wal {. crammed with British troops. While wait th^^ ...

... the Dunkirk evacuation, and was home recently on sick leave, being slightly wounded. Aircraftsman Walter Reynolds, w'hose mother resides at 15, Pound Cottages, Bollymena, is now back English air base after having taken part in the battle of Dunkirk. has ...

... pointing fingers, Up-to-date note in a Belfast suburb. A semi-detached villa —on the gate of which appears a name-plate reading Dunkirk.” COUNTRY roads, you are reaularly familiar with them, apparently lead to nowhere nowadays. The motorist pre-war days who ...

... LEOPOLD The Archbishop of York, Dr. Temple, speaking at, the York Dim Conference, said that surely the great deliverance Dunkirk wa.? an act Go-! which proved the effectiveness national prayer. We must recognise that we had our share of blame for the ...