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... BISHOP AND DUNKIRK No-one could deny that there was some deep and mystic connexion between the prayers offered throughout the country on Thanksgiving Sunday and that very miraculous evacuation from Dunkirk, said the Bishop of Lichfield (Rt. Rev. E. S ...
... FATALLY WOUNDED AT DUNKIRK Injured in the Dunkirk evacuation. Driver W. Hugo ...
... SK FAR DUNKIRK A German force 3,000 strong, with machine guns and motor ammunition and supply waggens, was surprised on Monday at Rousbrucge, between Hoogstade and Poperinghe, close to the fronti-r, by a body of a thousend French cavalry. The Germans ...
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... P.O.W. SINCE DUNKIRK. A prisoner of war since Dunkirk, Private Herbert Bennett (39) of the Dorsetshire Regiment, whose borne New Houses, Great Bridgeford, arrived In England recently and is in a hospital in Oxford. He pined the army when he was 18 years ...
... D’ DAY for NAAFI Four years ago it was “D” for Dunkirk. Now it is “D” for the Day —the day the Mies are storming into Europe carrying destruction to the Nazis and liberation to the oppressed. It is also “D” day for Naafi zero hour for the greatest canteen ...
... D’ DAY for NAAFI Four years ago it was “D” for Dunkirk. Now it is D for the Day the day the Allies are storming into Europe carrying destruction to the Nazis and liberation to the oppressed. It is also D day for Naafi zero hour for the greatest canteen ...
... of Dunkirk, and he was not of troops in France He had S rte? T in France. ** ~T he defending officer. Major L’Mc - - S r c* rks were hniH iH K * wcre Keneralilies face of hem rSa5 and ' ' the ...
... WICKED AIR-RAIDS AT DUNKIRK Nurses in Lifeboat Machine-Gunned Men of the B E F. and French troops arrived at South-East Coast ports in craft ranging from destroyers to lishing-vessels and motor-boats. The men •old grim stories of ruthless German air attacks ...
... shield over freedom Over Dunkirk too few Over Singapore—toe few Over Crete too few But the factories hummed, and the people toiled ; more planes, more planes . , . . thousands . Squadron after Squadron roaring into the sky ! Layer above layer ! Far ...
... _ Alamein, and then I. _ _ Dunkirk—Dieppe—where for a time, Our British —.ls made progress slowly . . _ - turn, £25,000 might I if they all pulled • ' Their PERMANENT BUIL SI ...