... ECHO OF DUNKIRK Placques for Boats Which Took Part in Evacuation As a tough old sea salt marched through a huge crowd forming the guard of honour to the Royal Pavilion at Brighton yesterday he was given a rousing cheer. Seventy-five years old G. Mitchell ...

... DUNKIRK MEN GUESTS A detachment men from Dunkirk were entertained by the Ladies' Committee of the Comforts for the Front Depot, 8, College Square North, Belfast. Mr. Reginald Press, conveying a vote of thanks to the committee, said was glad to hear ...

... AROUND AN Louvain to Dunkirk The epic story of the great retreat of the British Expeditionary Force to Dunkirk has yet to told -the despatches will not published until the war ends—but occasionally a corner of the veil is lifted, by permission of the ...

... manned. Referring to Dunkirk, he said Wt shall never know the magnificent things and the heroism which was done by all the small craft which came to our help on that occasion, because many of them disappeared,” he added, referring to Dunkirk. ...

... Before the war he was a district engineer with the Northern Ireland Electricity Board. He took part in the evacuation of Dunkirk. 'l/ou're iure of L/ou see the iil gy^gisEP ...

... badly. The local people arc doing what they can. but arc not rich community. there any fund that can help, The unit was at Dunkirk.—Yours, &c.. James G. Pooler. Officiating Chaplain. 1950 and Subscriber To Be.— Your letters are not authenticated. Ed., ...

... claimed capture of 8,500 Germans with nice guns and equipment the result ...

... Mackenzie. No. 41 Squadron. He has flown with his squadron since the war began. He look part in air fighting covering the Dunkirk operations and since September lias dcsiroyed least seven enemy aircraft. Pilot Officer Basil George Stapleton. No. Squadron ...

... attacks of her ex-Ally at Oran and Dakar. The defeat of the English in British ; Somaliland has been complete. Just I at Dunkirk, so at Berbera, the English tied and have revenged themselves | reproving us for having committed Irreparab'o strategic error ...

... damaged and a large fire was started among factories to the' south-east of Dusseldorf. Bolitz aerodrome and the dock area at Dunkirk wore also among the targets. During daylight raids on Wednesday bombs were dropped on a factory Salzbergen. in North-West ...

... skill of our airmen and the tenacity and fighting spirit our Expeditionary Force as it fought its way back to the beaches at Dunkirk would have lost it.” ROYAL COURTS OF JUSTICE Law List for To-day In Lunacy— Before the Registrar at Chair bers ul 11-10 o ...

... ly carried out a “large-scale attack, damaging shipping and warehouses. The German-occupied ports of Lorient, Cherbourg Dunkirk and Ostend and several enemy aerodromes were also attacked, and at Amiens-Glisy a German machine taking off was set on fire ...