... MEN AT DUNKIRK WALLASEY MAJORS TRIBUTE A tribute to the part played by Wallasey men in delaying the German advance on Dunkirk is given by Major J. P. Ashton, M.C.. a member Wallasey Town Council, in a letter to the town-clerk of Wallasey, Mr. Emrys Evans ...

... Poperinghe. Finding it practically destroyed by air bombing he collected more wounded from the ruins and took his convoy to Dunkirk. After embarking his casualties and attending to further cases on the beach, he returned with more medical supplies to Mont ...

... needed Dictionaries (French-English) and books in French are needed for wounded French soldiers and sailors evacuated from Dunkirk, some of whom are in the Merseyside area. The books should be addressed to Miss Fills, St. Georee Building, Lime Street. Liverpool ...

... why not with him? , f* 'Cause there is no Santa Claus. * * * A Comedy Of Dunkirk Here is a story told me by a naval officer in charge of one of the ships during the Dunkirk episode! An English officer, who was all in. finding no place to sit down, let ...

... enemy lines. „ , , When no officers were left he took over command of the company and brought the remainder of through to Dunkirk. Sergeant Baker was on May 26, near Morbecq. ordered to run his gun out to deal with an attack by four tanks. He engaged them ...

... Fearon. PLATER WHO LEFT WORK TRANMERE MAN FINED Pleading that he went home because he heard that his brother had returned from Dunkirk. William Thomas, aged 33, plater’s helper at a shipyard, of 9 Sidney Buildings. Traumere, was fined £5 at the Birkenhead Police ...

... 26, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy, of Watfordroad, Anfield, Liverpool, has died from wounds received in the evacuation of Dunkirk, The parents of Gunner Herbert Troake, aged 20. who live at Fairfaxroad, Seacombe, have been notified that he is missing from ...

... that is displayed by women in our factories, gladdened by the good humour e t spirits of the Homeland. Ever •- , miracle of Dunkirk the effo rtB tiß® workpeople have been almost o by the thought that we must hands with utmost speed to the tion of weapons ...

... through the enemy lines. When no officers were left he took over command of the company and brought the remainder it through to Dunkirk. Sergeant Baker was May 26 near Morbecq ordered to run his gun out to deal with attack by four tanks. He engaged them short ...

... Murphy, of 55 Watford Road, Anfield, Liverpool, has died at a South Coast port from wounds sustained during the evacuation of Dunkirk. He was 26 and a baker by trade, and he had been in France with the B.E.F. since February. His mother, who is a widow, was ...

... the ilythe Life. host,:wlio did cot recede to a request by the pv yak alit at Dorm to sasWt in the . of the 11.F:.F. from Dunkirk. have .1,1171..50l from the lifeboat nerviee: E Dempster Lines.—Report of the directors . halanic.at credit of profit and ...