... secretary of the Chemists' Apprentices' Association. His hopes of professional career were now completely shattered. Was at Dunkirk. Of Ogden, counsel said he met Dootson thVough another party, and gave him advice in regard to the photographing of the c ...

... Aitken Street. Before the war he was employed as miner. A reservist, he was called up in July 1939 and was amogg those rescued Dunkirk. His wife resides 19 Loughborough Road. Kirkcaldy. ...

... Memories of Scotland Happy in camp in Cornwall are 500 troops from the Punjab. They served in France and left that country by Dunkirk and St Lazaire, but they had to leave behind ono company, which was captured by the enemy near the Maginot Line. The men have ...

... Dundee unit of the Territorial Army to land in France, served in France and Belgium, and took part in the evacuation from Dunkirk - • . . . In the last war saw service with the Tank Corps on the Western Front. ...

... JAIL FOR CHEMIST AND SOLDIER COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES A Sunday school teacher and soldier who was in the evacuation from Dunkirk were sent to prison in the High Court at Edinburgh yesterday for counterfeiting banknotes. The forged notes were described very ...

... done by all the small craft which came to our help on that occasion because many of them disappeared, added, referring to Dunkirk. Mr A. V. Alexander. First Lord of the Admiralty, said — I do not mind public attack, and I am perfectly certain Sir Dudley ...

... Albanian ports, rendering Italian reinforcements in men and material difficult, and lowering the chances of any future Italian Dunkirk, has taken a further step forward. R.A.F. headquarters in Greece announced yesterday:— A highly successful raid, despite ...

... the tall grain elevators and several of these were blazing fiercely. ENEMY RAIDER DOWN. The ports of Lorient, Cherbourg, Dunkirk, and Ostend and several enemy aerodromes were also attacked. While a Blenheim was preparing to bomb a landing ground near ...

... and warehouses, and many fires and explosions occurred. Other forces of aircraft attacked the ports of L,orient, Cherbourg. Dunkirk, and Ostend. Several enemy aerodromes were bombed. At Amiens-Glisy, a German aircraft in the act of taking off was set on ...

... the enemy coastlines, and through a cloud-gap struck, a hangar and/eight~Ger man aircraft on the tarmac of an aerodrn'mo Dunkirk. Other objectives attacked Blenheims during Tuesday night were Knocke Aerodrome, the Belgian Coast, oil tanks at Ghent, and ...

... of t 4 Services are represented and Revers are widely scattered. One has Gone Home; one survived the ordeal by fire at Dunkirk; one has plashed with danger in a far-off land. • Of those left, two are on important War Departin.ent work; and-the ra,nks ...