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... DUNKIRK SURVIVOR Plymouth Bride For Naval Rating Sto. Kenneth Hannaford, R.N., a survivor H.M. destroyer Havant. sunk during the evacuation of Dunkirk, and e'dest son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hannaford, 7, St. Johns-road, Prince Rock, Plymouth, was married ...
... the Green Howards and was officially reported missing early in July. He was last seen at a casualty clear„l s atlon ear Dunkirk with a leg wound and a wound the back. •Lord Normanby succeeded to the title eight years ago. ...
... Until Dunkirk the shrines England lad been inhabited by gods unworthy our race. The shrines of Pilate, the vasher of hands, and of Ethelred the Unready were almost equal im>ortanee to the chief altar, the shrine Golden Calf. But after Dunkirk St. George ...
... CUSTODY OF CHILD Plymouth Soldier Wants Reconciliation A Plymouth soldier, injured during the Dunkirk evacuation, alleged at Plymouth Juvenile Court yesterday that during his absence his wife had associated with other men. J. L. Wolferstan, or the husband ...
... was under suspicion, but he eventually reached Dunkirk. There he did great-work riding backwards and forwards shepherding the evacuating troops. At last he himself got a boat, but it had hardly left Dunkirk before it was sunk by dive-bomber. The last he ...
... the outer harbour was directly hit by a heavy bomb. The docks at Gravelines were also attacked CONVOY BOMBED Four miles off Dunkirk one of the raiders sighted a convoy of 12 to 15 armed cargo vessels. They were escorted by E-boats and teaming in line astern ...
... concentrations became more imposing, and before long hundreds of barges and other war equipment were assembled Antwerp, Calais. Dunkirk, Ostend. Nieuport. and Le Havre. From the air many of the barges were daily reported to be moving slowly from one canal to ...
... time been boarded out by the committee, and is now a cook in the Royal Navy, had been awarded the D.C.M. for services at Dunkirk during the evacuation. EXAMINATION SUCCESSES. The Higher Education Sub-Committee reported that out of 488 pupils entered from ...
... in the Coldstream e it is hoped he may obtain lordship, it will be recalledwith his regiment in France in the Derils the Dunkirk . the Coldstreamers being embark. As nothing was ) ,, the Earl of Devon for a P c was considerable anxiety as but came through ...