... LAST SEEN ON DUNKIRK BEACH OMr. Robt. Gregg, Donegall Road, Belfast, has received intimation that his brother. L.-Corporal Thomas Gregg, R.U.R., has been posted as missing. Comrades home on leave informed the brother that they last saw L.-Corporal Thos ...

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

... SUSSEX SERGEANT MISSING VHEN SERVING AT DUNKIRK WIFE CARRICKFERGIS WOMAN. On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Walker, Davy's Street. Carrirkferfiu?. .'jaHPH War Office that her husband. Sergeant years). Royal Sussex Regiment, has i!lty been posted miss- . ing ...

... Thought For Hitler. “If Dunkirk he states, “has any message for us. it is the heartening one that Britain will prove to be an impregnable fortress against which Germany’s might will be launched in vain. If that attack fails Hitler is lost, and all Europe ...

... of 12 Dromore Street, Ralhfnhmd. Corpl. Haire joined up at 17 years of age in 1933. L.-Cpl. T J. Haire. WAS LAST SEEN AT DUNKIRK. Mrs. M. MTlvcney, 44 Woodvale Pass, Woodvale Road, Belfast, has received official intimation that her husband. Fusilier John ...

... 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 ...

... joined the R Army at the age Turner, of 17$. and would have been 21 years of age on July 11. He was last seen by comrades at Dunkirk. His father was wounded whilst serving with the R.I.R. in the Great War. FITE YEARS WITH CAMERONIANS. Irtlmation has been ...

... FINE RESPONSE IT WAS LEARNED IN AUTHORITATIVE QUARTERS IN LONDON ON MONDAY EVENING THAT THE NINE DIVISIONS EVACUATED FROM DUNKIRK HAVE BEEN REORGANISED AND BROUGHT UP TO FULL STRENGTH AND ARE NOW AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE COMMANDERIN-CHIEF IN GREAT BRITAIN ...

... but he did not at that moment realise that the major had been shot. ORDEAL AT DUNKIRK. Replying to Mr. N. Skelhorn (defending), Roach said that he was on the beach at Dunkirk for three days and nights during constant attacks from the air. Back ir. England ...

... if Hitler did not venture 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 ...

... 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 x Street, Donegall Road, Belfast, has * received intimation (C ...

... Sea has shown clearly that against a well-armed and efficient fleet aircraft can accomplish nothing of importance. Even at Dunkirk, where the enemy air forces had a magnificent opportunity of showing what they could do, they were unable stop the withdrawal ...