... story which brought elation to his heart. It happened at Dunkirk, and because the leaders were Belfastmen he would risk repeating it. A small contingent of the British foices were trying to reach Dunkirk. They had been walking for days without food or sleep; ...

... DUNKIRK SURVIVOR KILLED. CAR DRIVEN BY FIANCEE ...

... 1 BRITISH TROOPS P ON THE BEACH AT DUNKIRK WAITING TO BOARD THE SHIPS WHICH BROUGHT THEM TO ENGLAND. THE INNISKILLINGS LAYED NO SMALL PART IN THE REARGUARD ACTIONS WHICH MADE POSSIBLE THE EPIC WITHDRAWAL. ...

... The Belfast Sailor Whose Accordion Lies At Dunkirk Tom is a Belfast sailor. His favourite taurants, all the entertainments, radio instrument is the accordion, but he can't brings variety. The hospitals also can play any more, for the one he played lies ...

... THE DEFINITIVE EDITION OF RUDYARD KIPLING'S VERSE 42/- net and 25/- net SONS OF SINBAD by Alan Villiers 20/- net RETURN VIA DUNKIRK by Gun Buster 5/. net - You will find all these Hodder and r vu wilt nna att rnese tioaaer ana i\ -Stoughton books everywhere ...

... in every H OME Best Of The Books. Your Blood Tingle Pages To Make 'THE EPIC OF DUNKIRK, by L. Chatterton (Hurst and Biackt:t 10s 6d). MUCH as has been written ab out Dunkirk Inc tenth has not beens o w . The distinctiveness of this contributept o a growing ...

... were British, comprising 32,849 tons, and three neutral of 10,451 tons. The average weekly losses during the war, excluding Dunkirk. has been 63,287 tons. Contrary to their usual practice of exaggerating, the Germans. for the first time in their history ...

... on Wednesday evening to celebrate the safe return of their colleague, Robert J. M'Laurin, after being severely wounded at Dunkirk and subsequently treated in a hospital in England for over six months The Cleansing Superintendent (Mr. D. Grogan. M.lnst ...

... school he played Rugby for the Ist XV. and was also a troop leader in the Scout movement. DEATH OF CARRICK SOLDIER WOUNDED AT DUNKIRK. LEAVES SIX CHILDREN. Mr s. Boardman. Fortwilliam Terrace, Ellis Street, Carrickfergus, was officially . informed on Saturday ...

... Pollinchove, some 15 miles south of Dunkirk, arriving there at six a.m. on the 21st. Apart from a bomb falling on a section and killing four, we had nothing exciting here, and at 4-30 a.m. on 30th we left for the Dunkirk perimeter, arriving in about eight ...

... Commanding sth Division. Field, May 29, 1940. May 28 was the last day on which the battalion was in action before embarking at Dunkirk in the early hours of June I. Of the three nights previous to the action, one had been spent moving up once again into Belgium ...

... That is why he quoted the price he did. This transaction took place in the utmost good faith. Hales was fined £5. RETURN OF DUNKIRK MAN. ...