... DUNKIRK SOUVENIR LANDS DERRYMAN IN COURT SERGEANT AND GOOD CHARACTER. The acceptance by a Derry man of a round of .303 ammunition from a soldier as a souvenir from Dunkirk, led to the appearance in Belfast Custody Court today of James M'Gonagle, Fahan ...

... inunique was issued this afternoon:— heavily Lombed as well as the docks at Last night aircraft of the Bomber Flushing and Dunkirk. Command attacked the oil plants at Gelsenkirchen and Cologne, the inland Several enemy aerodromes were also Port of Dui ...

... Belfast, have received a letter from him stating that he is a prisoner of war in Germany. havirl been wounded in the battle of Dunkirk. Driver Martin was an officer in the 44th (Christ Church) Boys' Brigade Company and was a member of the 8.8. football league ...

... years old, joined the Territorials t w o months before the outbreak of war He served in France and took part in the Battle of Dunkirk. Six weeks ago he spent a leave with his mother. Mrs. Jane Ferguson, 23 Disraeli Gnr. Thos. Lanni:an, Street, Belfast. He ...

... unconfirmed reports. NO DUNKIRK THERE. By their methodical raids which smash up Albanian ports, the R.A.F. are rendering Italian reinforcements in men and material Micah and lowering the chances of any future Italian Dunkirk. ROUT OF ITALIANS CONTINUES ...

... were remanded for a week on bail when they appeared in Belfast Custody Court to-day. MEN FROM DUNKIRK GUESTS AT COMFORTS FOR FRONT DEPOT. Men from Dunkirk were entertained by the ladies of Comforts for the Front Depot,' College Square North. Belfast ...

... to meet the champion by his victory over Johnny Rankin last April. Smith is in the Durhams. He had a bitter experience at Dunkirk, and boxing experts predict a great future for him in the ring. Tarleton, the best nine stone man since Jim Driscoll's days ...

... colonel. Alas, much of the fine store of comforts which the proceeds of the dance helped to build up, was abandoned at Dunkirk. Those responsible at home naturally decided to replenish the store and. as naturally, also decided that they could not do ...

... E. L. CLARKE, A.M.I.C.E. Wavell, and mechanisation was accepted in principle by the Government even before the Battle of Dunkirk. Pointing out that dominant superiority in the air was likely to be the decisive Ifactor in the end, Mr. Clarke referred to ...

... of the Post Office at Omagh, was called up at the beginning of the war, and, in the fighting prior to the evacuation of Dunkirk was reported missing and subsequently reported wounded, but for a long period no information was forthcoming about him. In ...

... broke out he rejoined with the rank of lieutenant in the Signal Corps. He went to France and took part in the evacuation from Dunkirk. A few months after his return to England he was promoted captain, and is now attached to an anti-aircraft brigade. REMANDED ...

... hvini, dam . (Fokker), and Dreseden; docks Oa aSIPIdug at iieil and Puimipurg. at the 'Porto of Lorient, Cherbourg. Havre, Dunkirk •ud Flushing; junction, at Danzig, Deeau, 2faunhehn and Dreaden. and aloe aerodrome. in Germany and occupied territory 'During ...