... Mr. Robert Houston. The proceeds were in aid ot the Red Cross. DUNKIRK HERO. Lance-Corporal Alfred Warren. Warwickshire Regiment, was granted a few davs leave after coming through the Dunkirk engagement, and while on visit to his parents at Tamlaght, Caddy ...

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

... with the B.E.F. in Dunkirk, and is now in hospital in England. Sergt. Lyttle has been 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 RIFLES ...

... during the evacuation from Dunkirk. Driver Green, who Driver j s 35 years of age, James E. Green, has four children. WOUNDED ULSTER RIFLEMAN NOW IN ENGLISH HOSPITAL. INJURIES NOT SERIOUS. During the evacuaation from Dunkirk Rifleman John Rush, aged 24 ...

... former being disabled. She has four brothers in H.M. Forces at present. WAS LAST SEEN AT DUNKIRK DURING THE EVACUATION. MISSING ULSTER GUNNER. Last seen in Dunkirk during the evacuation. Gunner John Campbell, R.A., whose wile and eight-year-old son reside ...

... Carrol was best man. and Miss Florence Tetley, bridesmaid. « 0 LEGION ENTERTAINS DUNKIRK SOLDIER Corporal Thomas Culbert (Royal Inntskillings), home on leave after Dunkirk, was guest of Carnmoney Branch British Legion and residents of Glengormley district ...

... determined to maintain, and that they had a spirit of thankfulness for the miraculous deliverance of some 335,000 men from Dunkirk, a deliverance wrought by Almighty God. Their fighting forces deserved to be encouraged, and if there was anything they could ...

... evacuated from Dunkirk, got slightly wounded, and was recently home on sick leave. Aircraftman Walter Reynolds, whose mother resides at 15 Pound Cottages, Ballymena, is now back to an English air base after having taken part in the battle of Dunkirk. He has ...

... shipped from the town since the outbreak of war. WOUNDED FUSILIER. , , Fusilier Henry M’Ateer, wounded with the B.E.F. at Dunkirk and removed to hospital in Scotland, is now on leave at his home in Lancastrian Street, Carrickfergus, having almost recovered ...

... spirit. They must enable those men to retain their morale and their balance of mind and spirit. The mobile Y.M.C.A. canteen at Dunkirk had been able to do much for the men along those lines. Miss Stirling and other voluntary workers in Ballymena were working ...

... the other w.U day—a week ago to-day answe r may well be, No, I from France, not xrom W arn you, the generation coming—ano Dunkirk and got back to London 1 lam glad I belong to it—are not going • certain d^&nd'St amount of disturbance and unrest in rect ...