... LAST SEEN AT DUNKIRK. Mrs. Isabella Allen. 52 Clarence Street, Ballymena, has been officially notified that her husband. Private George Allen, Auxiliary Military Pioneer Corps, is missing since the end of May. He was last seen in Dunkirk by another Ballymena ...

... SUSSEX SERGEANT MISSING VHEN SERVING AT DUNKIRK WIFE CARBICKFEBGUS WOMAN. On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Walker, Davy’s Street, Carrickfergus, received notification from tlje War Office that her husband. Sergeant Graham Walker (27 years), Royal Sussex Regiment ...

... just the opposite. Stressing the significance of Dunkirk, General Smuts said if the German Army and Air force together could not succeed in a supreme effort in their attack at a single point like Dunkirk how could they fairly hope to succeed in an attack ...

... Dromore Street. Rathfriland. Lance- Corpl. Haire joined up at 17 years of age in 1933. L.*Cpl. T J. Haire. WAS LAST SEEN AT DUNKIRK. Mrs, M. M'llveney, 44 Woodvale^l^tss, ...

... giving is only in the gift of free men who believe in the cause for which they work. . Men use the machines. The spirit of Dunkirk is unbeatable, given the weapons our workers are making. In days of trial and adversity, the British people show the stuff ...

... bottle over 300 year*. r*«**■• THRILLING DASH. Y.M.C.A. AND DUNKIRK EVACUATION. STORY OF ADVENTURES. £70,000 EQUIPMENT LOSS. The part played by the Y.M.C.A. with the B.E.F. in the evacuation ot Dunkirk is vividly described publication issued by the Association ...

... German machinegun post is told in the brief officia announcement tha' he had been awarded the D.C.M : ‘‘During the evacuation Dunkirk, when a Ger- cs M Mu |holland. ?pened fi a re, I C.S.M. Mulholland seized a eun ran 30 yards across a bulle. swept Aground ...

... leave .1, joined the R,fle 1 ° at the age Turner. h. and would have been 21 years un July 11. He was last seen mrades at Dunkirk. father was wounded whilst with the R.I R. in the Great War E VEARS WITH CAMERON lANS 1’ »;mation has been received by Mr ...

... Hitler did not venture to attack Britain he was equally lost. For the same combination of sea and air which baulked him at Dunkirk, and which would have saved Britain from invasion, would then be turned in a victorious offensive against Hitler, an offensive ...

... supplies in the whole of the town, were served free, eighteen hO This time, hundreds wounded from the B.E.F, were arriving in Dunkirk by rail and by road. Ambulance trains and lorries waited outside the town until hospital ship arrived and were then rushed ...

... us that Britain was going to be Jett to continue the struggle alone while the marvellous deliverance of 335,000 men from Dunkirk evoked such feelings of sympathy for our gallant fighting forces that.every person one spoke to agreed that everything possible ...

... abroad with the Royal Ulster Rifles. A year ago he joined the Private J. J. Flood Royal Sussex Regiment. He was last seen at Dunkirk. MISSING BELFAST SAPPER. Mrs. Margaret Close, 15 Dorchester Street, Donegal! ft- . Road, Belfast, has Ilk tel received intimation ...