... Saturday, i yrone Powes and Betty Grable feature in A Yank in the R.A.F. Laughs, romance, and thrills, climaxed by the epic of Dunkirk. ...

... the late Mrs M 30wan, formerly Si. Ronans. Alva, ham been awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for ealimtry during the Dunkirk Ihe iit the award have not yet been announced. Mr McOwan, well known in Ali. hie business ea as grimery massager et ihe Alva ...

... ►t 2.90, 6.30 and 8 TYRONE POWER and BETTY GRABLE in A YANK IN THE R.A.F. Laughs, romance, thrills climaxed by the epic of Dunkirk. u ...

... A. For ems time he was statiased at Cambria, thee at Fienvillers, near Doullents. Latterly he had been Area Secretary at Dunkirk. whore be supervision of buts as far removed Ostend and Zeebrugge ACCIDIINT • LOC•L CYCLIST.—WhiIe a party of cyclists were ...

... also can be used for dive bombing attacks. It was explained also that dive-bombers had been used at first in the Battle of Dunkirk and over this country, but the rate of mortality was such that they gave way to other kinds. This is not to say there are ...

... New Testsament and told to read St. Luke's Gospel, displayed a great interest as he read it for the first time. miracle of Dunkirk has been graphic• ally described from many viewpoints, but the testimony of one chaplain regarding these epic, days throws ...

... machine. In 1939 and onwards the Territorial Forces once more enabled us to restore the broken remnant of the army following on Dunkirk. The existence of our Volunteer Forces enabled us to regain our strength more rapidly than would have been possible without ...

... and welcome meals wild innumerable stops stilt lulls. ut,d sti.l Winery Are sessnibled truni the horse boxy.; somewhere Dew Dunkirk with the elm lit I yping the rails as we got down. Patiently we waited iu the cull until resorted in groups out an easy teak ...

... the North Alricab campaign was but the foretaste of still greater things to come. At last Dunkirk is avenged—but for the remaining Nazis there will be no Dunkirk, no mass evacuation from the African theatre. Surrender or annihilation are the alternatives ...

... he sees himself in sight of his greatest triumph. It has pulled him through the two dear phases of his Premiership : the Dunkirk phase, when France was gone, weapons were few and all seemed lost,and Churchill made his clarion call We'll ...

... momentous happenings of the past three years that full realisation comes of how much we have endured. From the dark days of Dunkirk when Britain stood so terribly alone to face a powerful and ruthless enemy, to the present day when nearly thirty nations ...

... Mr John Reed, solicitor, appeared for the accused and tendered a plea of guilty. sal explained that • brother home from Dunkirk had given the accused some refreshment. Sheriff Leslie imposed a tine of 2 or tea days' imprisonment, and allowed • fortnight ...