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... BACK FROM DUNKIRK Some of the valiant Saucy Janes which achieved fame for their part in transporting troops from Dunkirk were towed up the river to Teddington by a tug flying the Admiralty flag on Sunday. Large crowds on the riverside at Kew and Richmond ...
... SHEEN YOUTH KILLED WAITING ON DUNKIRK BEACH FOR SHIP HOME OLD SECONDARY SCHOOL BOY Among East Sheen's first war casualties announced on Monday was Driver Jack Vincent Cowtan, aged 20, of the Royal Army Service Corps, only son of Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Cow'an ...
... A Dunkirk Hero Death of Leading Stoker T. C. F. Berryman Killed on Eve of Receiving Leave We understand that Mrs. Berryman, of 52, Tloublon-road, Richmond, has received an Admiralty communication notifying her of the death of her son, Leading Stoker Thomas ...
... recreation huts at hospitals in the county; the provision of games, magazines and books for men of the B.E.F. returned from Dunkirk, and to units stationed in the County. Games have also been sent to the Banstead Hospital and to an Anti- Tank Corps, somewhere ...
... cycle and on the second occasion an abandoned lorry. When he final;y succeeded in contacting British troop s ho was sent to Dunkirk, where (or 24 hours he lay, stretcher-bound, on the beach under enemy fire, awaiting embarkation. Notwithstanding his gruelling ...
... ccngratulationt: are extended to the, commanding officer of the Twickenham unit, S.C. Lieut. Willing, on his safe return from Dunkirk after helping to evacuate a considerable number of troops from the beach. All equipment, such as belts, gaiters, bayonets ...
... Harold Warner, son of Mrs. A. M. Warner, of 41, Paradise-road, Richmond, a member of the Military Police, just back from Dunkirk, and Miss Bettie Sanders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Sanders, of Kempston Lodge, Sheen-park, Richmond. the bride's father ...
... creature. He first spoke of the thanks we should offer to God for the miraculous evacuation of so many of our countrymen from Dunkirk, and the wonderful answer to our prayers of a fortnight before. We believe our cause to be just, and may trust Him not to ...
... accounted tor: Lieut. John Hollerrie4, the vice-pre , .ident:s son, it. also in Enahuid after a .few stirring slays on the near Dunkirk. W. H. James. a member of the club'i , pre-war team. hag been promoted to lance bombardier in the London Welsh :Anti-Aireraft ...
... High-street. injured by barbed wire; Newman, blown off his motor cycle by a bomb; Townrow—a Sea. Scout—helped to save our men at Dunkirk. The Prime Minister and the Leader of the, We raise our hats to them all. House have addressed a letter to all M.P.'s. Forward ...
... heart. During an emergency certain aliens be able to falfil useful duties to the detriment of this country. Men home from Dunkirk will tell you how what were called Fifth Columnists turned on our soldiers who went to defend them, he added. The Town Clerk: ...
... Minotaur, to Dunkirk and helped in the evacuation of the 8.E.F.. We sometimes hear adverse criticism of the youth of 1940. said Coun. Daillev. adding But rom what I have seen of our old boys whom I knew, and who came hack front Dunkirk, there is nothing ...