... TWICE SHIPWRECKED DUNKIRK EVACUATION ESCAPED BELGIAN REFUGEE *>r Now Charged With eS His Children : . A soldier who was twice shipwrecked e ,red finally escaped disguised as Belgian refugee was n . Sheriff Court to-day with failing to maintain his Cll ...

... ports. The attacks stretched for miles, the flashes of the exploding shells were easily seen stretching from Boulogne to Dunkirk, and the heavy crump of the explosions was felt over this side of the Channel. The enemy put up a heavy anti-aircraft barrage ...

... Andrew M'Owan, R.N., whose home is at Charles Street, Dunfermline, has been awarded the D.S.M. 1 for his service during the Dunkirk evacuation. ...

... last night. The bomb had been brought on lorry four miles from where it first fell. Several of the unit are survivors from Dunkirk. ...

... third son of Mr and Mrs Alex- Anderson, 67 Sandeman Street, and his eldest brother, who is a Regular, was evacuated from Dunkirk. Their father served with the Cameron Highlanders in the last war and was wounded several times. Private Alexander Anderson ...

... INVASION FONTS ATTACKED R.A.F. bombers raided invasion ports and shipping and barges at Boulogne, Calais, Dunkirk, and Ostend last night. A big attack was also made on Lt Havre. Marshalling yards in Ge~ many and enemy occupied territory were also attacked ...

... Channel ports. The attack began early this morning and lasted for some time. Many H.E. and incendiary bombs were dropped, from Dunkirk to Boulogne, until the whole stretch of the coastline appeared to be on fire The German searchlights and the flashes from ...

... the Blairgowrie Co Operative Society. His twin brother, Grant, who is also i» the R.A.S.C.. was successful in escaping from Dunkirk. Pte. J. Robertson. ...

... exploding bombs, shells, A.A. guns, tracer bullets and flares extended the whole coast line from south of Boulogne to well north Dunkirk until miles of the coast seemed to be on fire. The heavy crump of the explosions shook the Kent coast. It was the fiercest ...

... have three clubs there and not one has been touched. It was at Dover, incidentally, that they served 100,000 men after the Dunkirk evacuation. They arc still -.arrying on the good work. We are committed to building 42 more huts in this country, said ...

... Young, who was married shortly before he went overseas, was first reported missing, then reported drowned the evacuation from Dunkirk. His wife waited for further news and eventually wrote the War Office asking information. Again she received news that he ...

... sneers—unjusti- A PLAINTIVE FUHRER fied as they are—about the British withdrawals from Norway and France. The withdrawal from Dunkirk, he says, we claimed as a great victory, whereas in fact, the Prime Minister described it as a serious reverse. We have ...