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... DAVIES.—In loving memory of our gallant brother Henry. who killed in Dunkirk. May t9th. MO.—Ever remeinhere4l hy Bernice. Les and little Melba. — Deep in fair heart a picture; . Worth more than silver or gold; It's J picture of one we loved; Who-e memory ...
... wait aboust ol an hour law. Pl' HI. le F. X EI'UTION AT DUNKIRK. The tiro men. Swiertsranglsel and Dngaert. murdered a rador's ea Cherinu, isted • ,ro natoinlay nnwning brine. • large eniwd at Dunkirk. rantnoon to the and beard Maw made certain concerning ...
... of the defence? Sea power and air power combined are the real keys to the problem of Britain's defence, and Dunkirk was a test 0111110. Dunkirk haa any message for us it is the heartening one that Britain will prove to be an impregnable forums. If Hitler ...
... bombing raids to Dunkirk. After embarking his wounded he attended to casualties on the beach, and then returned to relieve others with medical supplies, saving others from a blazing monastery and successfully embarking a further convoy at Dunkirk. * • • 1 Home ...
... Tonniawr, last week. a presentation was made to Driver Emrys Jones. R.A.S.C., who fought in Belgium, and meently returned from Dunkirk. He is the youngest son of Councillor William Jones. J.I, of Do'coed, Tonmawr.' Dr. Hugh Owen, of Pontrhydyfen, who presided ...
... memory of my dear son, Sapper Emlyn Hughes, late of Sunny side-terrace, Cymmer, Port Talbot, who was killed in action at Dunkirk. May 30th, 1910.- 1 was not there when oii passpil away, To hear your last faint sigh, To whisper just one loving word, Or ...
... military undertaking ever launched by Great Britain. A second front which, through lack Nate planning, ended in a second Dunkirk would be worse than no second front at all.—Mr. Robert Bernays, M.P. ...
... IN MEMORIAM. LLEWELLYN, In loving memory of our son, rvior Richard Llewellyn, Welsh Guards, killed in action in Dunkirk on May 28th, 1940. Mam, Dad, Brothers at 6, Standard View, Ynyshir. We miss his hand clasp, Miss his loving smile. Blessed-is he that ...
... killed in action. He was 24 years of age, and had served in the Navy for six years, having taken Part in the evacuation from Dunkirk. ...
... their son, Sergt-Major Ivor Francis, who is a prisoner of war In Germany and was reported miming after the evacuation from Dunkirk. Aged twenty-nine, he was very popular in the village and had been serving in the Regular Army for the past eight ...
... three enemy bombers recently. He has lwen in the 'Royal Navy for 15 years. helped in the evacuation of British troops from Dunkirk and also served at Narvik. He is the son of Mrs. Coates and the late Mr. Mimes Coates (formerly ot Nfaesteg). and left for ...
... H rDOLF HESS. Xi t the evacuation of Dunkirk has there been a atorY IA ha ' completely gripped the imagination of thr puilifie a tiv• announcement that Radon had sought refuge ill aritain. When the news was first Itadc known there was conjecture as to ...