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... the Dunkirk Spirit SIR DONALD STOKES or Sir Motor Car and Dumper Truck as he must now be known—is a man who can't help selling. `I never take my phone off the hook every time it rings it might be an order' Can't help succeeding. Can't help exporting ...
... THE MIRACLE DUNKIRK Holy Trinity Church. Coventry, Evcn- Bono was kept aa a special act of thaiiksoiviny for the evacuation of the men of the fiJvC. The Viear (the Tov. (I. W. Clitheroe), preaching from the Psalm, referred the National Day Intercession ...
... ' Dunkirk' Talk Norman Bradshaw, who said he was now living at Btoke-on- Trent. told the court that when they left the public-house. be was fairly drunk ' and Mudd was about the same. He said that. in the house. Mudd and Doherty were suing about the ...
... DUNKIRK ANNIVERSARY HOME SERVICE THE FORCES (203 m., 391 m.. and 449 m.) ...
... Dunkirk link Mr Daniell, a member of Lutterworth Town Council, Is assistant keeper of antiquities at Leicester Museum. ...
... WOUNDED AT DUNKIRK During the war Mr. Sutcliffe served in the Army with the rank of major. He was wounded at Dunkirlc. He was a member of the Shakespeare Lodge of Free Masons. Appointments he held included Clerk to the Visiting Justices of Mental Deficiency ...
... Sands of Dunkirk Presentation A casket filled with sand from the Dunkirk beaches will be presented to the 1940 Dunkirk Veterans' Association in the Civic Hall, Leeds, on Saturday, Feb. 19. The casket was filled last year at a ceremony on the historic ...
... THE RAID DUNKIRK. DETAILS THE BOMBARDMENT. Firing Did No Damage Military Importance. PRISONERS AMONG THE KILLED AND INJURED. PARIS, Saturday. I he ' Matin gives supplemental details of the bombardment of Dunkirk : | 'Viveral German destroyers favoured ...
... Back to Dunkirk MR. S. W. PRIEST, an exiled Coventrian who Lives at Great Yarmouth, a man who once told himself that he would never go back. Back, that is. to Dunkirk, scene of the mass evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force 27 years ago. But go ...
... WOUNDED AT DUNKIRK Mrs. Jones told a Midland Daily Telegraph representative that her husband, who is 33, served 12 years in the Navy and was recalled from the Reserve when the war began. One of his brothers is a bandsman and has been serving in India ...
... THE BOMBARDMENT OF DUNKIRK. This afternoon's communique from Paris state® that the bombardment Dunkiik tock place to-day.—Press Association. RAIDS BV TAUSES. PARIS, Friday .—Two aeroplanes £ w last night over Dunkirk. A Taube appearing to come from Lassigny ...
... THE ROAD TO DUNKIRK Nicholson’s first task was to try to open the roaa to Dunkirk, and about two o’clock on Friday morning suoply column went out. escorted by two infantry Companies and a detachment of the Tank Battalion, But it met strong enemy forces ...