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... Alleged to have stated to three soldiers that they had let Hitler chafrom Dunkirk,” John K. Adams, Street, was at the Belfast Police Court day fined 20s. for conduct likely lea breach of the peace. ...
... BRITISH ARMY READY FOR INVADER iOME DIVISIONS AT FULL STRENGTH Men of Dunkirk Have Been Re-equipped ...
... lire HIM® No. 41.146 ONE PENNY R.A.f. Again Attack Krupps Works DUNKIRK ...
... lieutenant-general of Major-General H. R. Alexander is also announced, presumably in recognition of his outstanding services at Dunkirk, where he took over during the embarkation when Lord Gort returned home. This is another Ulster distinction. The former commander ...
... Harry Burdge re»nling a wallat notes to Ablo-Soaman H, Rea, •, Kvartloigh Street, Belfast (who was at the evacuation of Dunkirk and assisted In getting some soldiers from Belfast on board his ship), bohalf of fha ...
... is a prisoner Germany, Earlier this month had been reported missing. was last sees at the end May at Cassel, mile* from Dunkirk, after the battle '’operiMha. ...
... opportunity of seizing the British intruder by the throat. They have given the British a lesson similar to those Scapa Flow and Dunkirk.” The battle has been followed with intense interest in Turkey, where decisive action Britain always meets with instantaneous ...
... EASTERN SOCIAL CLUB’S PRESENTATION TO ONE OP ITS MEMBERS, LANCE-CORPORAL RUSSELL, who was wounded in the evacuation from Dunkirk. In front are Br. W. Keefe (hen. secretary), Br. L.-Cpl. Russell, Br. John Darling, president, who made the presentation and ...
... not wish the Government to pay any of the cost to the Institution of sending of it* lifeboats help in the evacuation from Dunkirk. The boats brought off thousands men from the beaches. One of them, the Hythe boat, was loat. The Eastbourne lifeboat was ...
... the Petain Government.” Me spoke of the heroism and sacrifices French sailors in saving fourfifths of the British army at Dunkirk, when only half of the French army sue ceeded in embarking.” have understood.” M. Prouvost concluded, cost too dear to vesterday ...
... Connell), for James Bleakley, mentioned that Layton had been an expert motor-cyclist in France, and had been in France and at Dunkirk. ...
... brother of the Earl of Caledon. [ the less senior officer to whom Lord | Gort handed over command the remain i ing troops at Dunkirk when he returned to I England has been appointed a Lieutenant- General and is the youngest officer of this I rank the British ...