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... the members the extreme necessity for salvaging scrap which, he said, was very urgently needed. The Forces were got out of Dunkirk, but a whole lot of material was lost and to replace that the public had got to make a strenuous effort. He appealed to the ...
... afternoon. The president (Mrs. Winnington) opened the meeting and referred to the loss of the trawler Polly Johnson off Dunkirk. The members had adopted this trawler. and had sent comforts to its crew. A letter was read from Lady Denman, concerning ...
... PRIVATIE 4. POOLE' An Moister man, who, following his evacuation with the B.E.P. from Dunkirk, wall shipwrecked off the Dutch and r3twO days OA Open raft 4 1 the th Sea, has described his experience to • Journal reporter. The man, Private Joseph Poole ...
... of lingisrul head injuries. He was wounded whlle an service with the Grenadier Mazda sad armed back in this country via Dunkirk. c jz ie rvans. whose paratits. live at 24..8t. Woriester. was remitted at Calarhass shortly Ware lobar* the 3.1.11. —•••-- ...
... of the most difficult of military operas tions. Almost hemmed in by the enemy, the Allied forces cut their ivay through to Dunkirk where, under unceasing attack by the enemy from the air, they were embarked in every conceivable kind of craft. The R.A.F ...
... and enthusiasm of motor lifeboat had already been used In Mrs. J.. Cathcart Davies. herself a Guider, the evacuation from Dunkirk and proved and the able co-operation given her by Mies its worth. C Scrivener, the Lieutenant of the new Company, the decision ...
... Football Cup several seasons ago. His younger brother Cyril. who is also serving in a Cluards regiment. took part In the Dunkirk evacuation, and was home on' leave when the family received the official intimation concerning his brother. Marlins Of Miss ...
... best man was Mr. Peed Mason (brother of the bridegroom) and the usher was Mr. Stanley Woodyer. who had just returned from Dunkirk with the B.S.P. The reception was given by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cook at the Abbey Mission Room. Tewkesbury. Mr. and Mrs. Mason's ...
... service in Lower Abbey Park. An cater, in Landing the trophy to the Mayor (Councillor J. Whitehouse), spoke of the retreat to Dunkirk and added : We cad not know what sort of a reception we should receive when we landed back in England, but we had a reception ...