... Gained Three Awards at Dunkirk For gallantry in the Dunkirk evacuation Perth naval officer, well known in theatrical circles, has been awarded triple decoration. Lieut. Archie Vallings, R.N.R., it is nounced, has received the D.5.0., the Croix de Guerre ...

... REFUSED TO TAKE BOAT TO DUNKIRK Lifeboat Coxswain Dismissed Following a Royal National Lifeboat Institution inquiry into the refusal of the crew the Hythe lifeboat to assist in the B.E.F. evacuation from Dunkirk, the coxswain and motor mechanic have been ...

... TOOK PART IN THE DUNKIRK EVACUATION J Mr Arthur Lamb, Smieton Street, Carnoustie, who, as a member the Royal Army Service Corps took part in the Dunkirk evacuation, was married Miss Betty Morton, Tcaling, the Church of the Holy Rood, Carnoustie, on Wednesday ...

... LIFEBOAT COXSWAIN DISMISSED Refused To Take Boat To Dunkirk Following a Royal National Lifeboat Institution inquiry into the refusal of the crew of the Hythe lifeboat to assist in the B.E.F. evacuation from Dunkirk,' the coxswain and motor mechanic have been ...

... Lord Dunboyne stated to-day that he had received no news of his son since May 23, and he understood that he was last seen at Dunkirk. Mr Butler is 23. ...

... James Ritch! Bellycoman Road, Dunfermline. A letter from his officer states that he was killed on May 30. two miles east of Dunkirk. He been seven weeks in France. ■j n , ati , ve of Dunfermline, Private Ritch u° r mai v y ears iri Blairgowrie, ere he was ...

... arrange it. They are also giving a lifeboat, which, before being launched, was called into service for the evacuation of Dunkirk. These gifts represent the original £20,000, and one or two schemes are under discussion for the allocation of the remaining ...

... surgeon-lieutenant, having first sent in a thesis on di. cases of the skin for his degree. Two days before the evacuation of Dunkirk Dr Blair entered hospital to have his appendix removed Because of this he escaped being on the Grafton when it was sunk. He ...

... water, of 279 Links Street, Kirkcaldy, that her husband, John Philip Westwater (35). of the Black Watch, had been killed at Dunkirk. Private Westwater joined the Army at the age of 19, and after serving for three years in this country was placed on the reserved ...

... IN LONDON TO-DAY. THE GREAT RED CROSS SALE—MR W ALTER ELLIOT REJOINS THE ARMYPOSSIBLE MEDAL FOR DUNKIRK EXPLOIT—A LORRY WHICH HAS MADE HISTORY. Thomson House, 12 Fetter Lane, London, Saturday. With over 140,000 articles received for th.> fund, the British ...

... formations of two or three, but the British pilots out manoeuvred them and inflicted heavv damage. In single day during the Dunkirk evacu ation pilots of this squadron shot down 10 German fighters and an enemy army cooperation aircraft and damaged five more ...

... them every scrap of hospitality that could be produced. ORDERED OUT. Mr Beaumont (Soc., Batley) told how nine soldiers from Dunkirk who his invitation entered a first class compartment of which was the 'Y occupant, were ordered out a ticket collector. ...