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... SKIES, BABIES STARVING IN THEIR HUNGRY MOTHERS' ARMS, A DERELICT CAFE AN ARMY LORRY, A CHEERY B.E.F. MAN ON THE WAY TO DUNKIRK VERY HUNGRY COMPASSION FOR THE NEEDS OF THE WOMEN .. • NARROW ESCAPES, RESCUE, HOME AND FRIENDSHIP A DRAMATIC REUNION ...
... Stories SAILOR FATHER AND SOLDIER SON IN RESCUE SCENES TATTERED AND TORN AND WITHOUT UNDERCLOTHING. DRUMMER YOWLS, BACK FROM DUNKIRK, DID NOT WAIT TO GET A CHANGE OF UNIFORM. HE HAD BEEN IN THE THICK OF THE FIGHTING. HE KNEW THAT IN HIS HOME AT HORNSEY ROAD ...
... been crested In Lilington over the story vie published last week about the pomade appearance of an angel on the beaches of Dunkirk. Some people are openly sceptical, goalie say it might have happened, others say that it did happen, as they had heard the ...
... 'lt was about 2.3 miles from Dunkirk that we found we should have to continue our journey on foot. It took us about Fight hours. because periodically we had to dive for shelter. It was just getting dusk as we got into Dunkirk and, despite the air menace ...
... WOUNDED SOLDIER, HIS WIFE AND LODGER I have kat a finger and an eye in France. I have only been home from Dunkirk for a fortnight. My life's a misery. Thus Albert George Millington, a 51- year-old labourer of St. Clement'ssquare, Islington answered ...
... SERVING Father and Son in Dramatic Reunion Torn Jacoby, of Patshull-road. Kentish Town, recently returned with the B.E.F. from Dunkirk. His father. a Navy pensioner, is now serving agatn—during the past war he was with the submarines. Jack Jacoby, aged 19, ...
... lie had arrived safely in England. My fears are over now, thank (lo ...
... the Rev. R. C. Taylor, vicar of St. Stephen's, Canonbury, about the possible appearance of 1111 angel on the beaches of Dunkirk. Mr. Taylor gives no names and the whole story is at second or third-hand, besides being highly fanciful. It reminds me of ...
... I AM LUCKY TO BE ALIVE When Mr. Richard Chambers, of Queenslaud•road, Holloway, a Regular Army Itmervist, came back from Dunkirk he sent a telegram to his wife, saying that he was safe. The telegram was handed in at Kensington. Mrs. Chambers thought that ...