DUNKIRK TO SOCCER
... DUNKIRK TO SOCCER Birmingham's team to meet Walsall tomorrow may include Ray Devey, one of their players who took 'part in the Dunkirk evacuation. Devey, the club's centre half, has been invited to play and hopes to do so. ...
... DUNKIRK TO SOCCER Birmingham's team to meet Walsall tomorrow may include Ray Devey, one of their players who took 'part in the Dunkirk evacuation. Devey, the club's centre half, has been invited to play and hopes to do so. ...
... SAVED BROTHER DUNKIRK B Y a million-to-one chance a young man who went over to Dunkirk in a small boat saved the life of his sailor brother. Standing on the beach at Dunkirk helping to embark B.E.F. men amid bombs and machine-gun bullets, a young British ...
... the streets of Dunkirk during the' evacuation was a kitbag belonging to a British officer, a captain in the R.A.O.C. Like many others, he was forced to drop his pack in the race to safety. Mr. A. J. Lusty, manager or an hotel at Dunkirk and one of the ...
... Dunkirk a Portent All these things we had seen in their fine flower in the exploit of Dunkirk—a triumph of will and intelligence over the fury of brute force. I commend it to you as a portent. he said. In that sign we shall conquer. France must ...
... Nazis from Dunkirk . . . Captured at Dunkirk by the 8.E.F., these German airreen arrived in London last night and under strong guard, were taken to prison camps. They were mostly officers and all were well clothed and of good physique. ...
... 6 IN BOAT SEARCHED DUNKIRK SIX amateur yachtsmen, including an eighty-year-old excolonel, sailed into a south-east coast port yesterday after searching Dunkirk beach under German fire to make sure no living Allied soldiers were trapped there. They found ...
... We Will Hold a Dunkirk This is the kind of story we want to hear from YOU. It is told by BERNARD GRAY. PETER, a young officer in a swagger Lancer regiment, has a flowing red moustache. And he had bushy red eyebrows. Has regiment, one of the most famous ...
... HELD ROAD TO DUNKIRK-GETS D.S.O. AN officer who, with a tiny force, held up a big German advance by skilfully disguising his real strength and blocked an open road to two of the Dunkirk beaches from which the B.E.F. embarked, was yesterday awarded the ...
... Today we hold our Dunkirk Day of Remembrance • • In honour of the Unbreakables, we print this page of letters from readers. ...
... $ 1050-752 NAVY'S DUNKIRK AWARDS THE first list of honours to the -I- Navy's Di kirk heroes was announced last night, as follows: ORDER OF THE BATH, K.C.B.— Vice-Admiral Bertram Home Ramsay, Flag Officer Commanding Dover. COMPANIONS. Rear - Admiral William ...
... Scarred with shrapnel, pierced with bullet holes, corners knocked off . . the Dunkirk navy came back to London yesterday . . . To the old pleasure moorings on the Thames. Their day of adventure on the open seas over. Forty-nine came back, nearly half ...
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