... Club, 8s). ROUGH SHOOTING, by P. C. Wren (John Murray. 48). Dunkirk Snap Wins Prize snap of his daughter carried in his pocket book by an Ulster soldier who fought in the Battle of Dunkirk wins our Happy Childhood Photograph Competition this week. It ...

... new patients are continually arriving. The last arrivals included three French sailors. They were among the last to leave Dunkirk, and the force of an explosion flung them high into the air; but they fell back into the sea and eventually escaped, though ...

... Belfast, has received word that her son, John Patrick O'Halloran, Royal Ulster Rifles, has been missing since the evacuation at Dunkirk. Being a reservist, Rifleman J. P. he was called up O'Holloran. when war broke out, and altogether has had 10 years' service ...

... Prime when Mr. Henderson interr4ted wh - Ah, shut up ! What about ,iicri!ice of the men at Dunkirk ? Mr. Brown—l am glad to have beside ire one of the men from Dunkirk (reicr.ng to Mr. Tony Clark). Mr. Clark—The hon. member has h::: misinformed. Mr. Nixon ...

... your's would be, by the cheerful good humour and high spirits of the homeland. And ever since what 1 suppose was the miracle Dunkirk, the efforts of our work people have teen almost sanctified the thought that must lend our hands with utmost speed the fabrication ...

... James Steele. the popular Rescue delegate to the N.1.8.A., whose father died during the week. James had only returned from Dunkirk. and was home on leave recently. He was granted special leave to attend the funeral, and returned to his unit immediately ...