... KILLED AT DUNKIRK I Official news has been received this week that Pte. George Edward Clarke. of 52. City-road. Beeston. was killed in action during the evacuation of Ounkirk. Pte. Clarke was in the Royal Army Service Corps and prior to the outbreak of ...

... WORK AT DUNKIRK They also played their part at the evacuation of Dunkirk under conditions certainly favourable to themselves. . They had a certain amount of success, but considering the conditions under which they were working, probably the results were ...

... BOMBED AT DUNKIRK He dropped into the sea and after being tossed about among wreckage tor 2) hours, be was picked up by a lifeboat Later he was taken on board a warship. This is the second escape Haines has had in the past few weeks, for while being evacuated ...

... DUNKIRK EVACUATION EPISODE ladies who are giving their time and sendee to this arduous task selling the flags. Bv doing this you will see to it that Giiiles three lions passant guardant or. which is the heraldry for the arms of England, will blaze their ...

... WOUNDED AT DUNKIRK -• SOLDIER MARRIES LONG BUCKBY GIRL The wedding took place on Wednesday at St. Lawrence’s Church. Long Buckby, of Mr. Ronald Wilkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. H, W. Wilkinson, of Bishop Auckland, Durham, and Miss Primrose Margaret Chapman ...

... ASSISTED AT DUNKIRK Mr, C. Davis, chauffeur to Lord Furness, of Burrough Court, assisted in the evacuation from Dunkirk, it is learnt. He took off a number of troops in a yacht. Mr. Davis is now in TLondon. ...

... THE RETREAT FROM DUNKIRK lIORSLEX WOODHOUSE PRIVATE WOUNDED. Writing from hospital in England to a friend in Ripley, Pte. If. Brown (Sherwood Foresters), of Belsky Wood. house, gives an account of tho retreat appended being extracts:—We retreated at 12 ...

... PALS FROM DUNKIRK . A phase of the rescue or the British tapeditionary Force that touched the hearts of animal•lovers was the number of dogs that our gallant men, both British •ad French. had been able to adopt during the retreat and cling to through ...

... K11.1.F.1) AT DUNKIRK Official news has been received this week that Pte. George Edward Clarke. of 52. City-road. Seddon. was killed in action during the evacuation of Dunkirk. Pte. Clarke was in the Royal Army Service Corps and prior to the outbreak ...

... DUNKIRK LIFEBOATS BEAR OWN COST The Royal National Lifeboat Institution has told the Ministry of Shipping that it does not wish the Government to pay any of the cost to the Institution of sending of its lifeboats to help in the evacuation of the B.E.F ...

... TRIPS We were on leave just before the Dunkirk show started, said the officer. I learned later that he reported at Chatham. wearing his uniform. and asked to Join in the task of getting fellows away from Dunkirk. He was told that he was on leave and ...

... , OPINI N' 4 *S MEDALS FOR DUNKIRK MEN? To the Editor ot the Leicester Evening Mail QLFt.--From time to time the authorities issue stirring stories of heroism Li by our soldiers and sailors during the epic of Dunkirk, culminating in the rousing exploits ...