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... whether we N ork for prosperity and save for it with as much courage and determination as ‘ke sho‘‘ ed in the dark days of Dunkirk. OF ALL TFIE CONSTRUCTIVE TASKS of peace. saving is perhaps the only one that the youngest and oldest of us can share. It ...
... Jenkins, repatriated at the second time of tryi jr. told of his experiences at • Dunkirk. The Guardsman EVAN JENKINS night before his capture I. could see the 1: w» of Dunkirk in lames, and the Welch Guards fn. g t the tanks with I ayonets whe t eir ammunition ...
... Mrs. W. Jones, Mrs. F. Blain, Mrs. R. Dixon sad Mrs. I. Jones. , The fi , st wounded soldier to arrh - e in Caerphilly from Dunkirk was Signalman Cy r il B. Thomas, Royal Corps Signals attached to the Tanks, who saw service in France and Belgium. He was ...
... on whether we work for prosperity and save for it with as much courage and determination as we showed in the dark days of Dunkirk. OF ALL THE CONSTRUCTIVE TASKS Of peace, saving is perhaps the only one that the youngest and oldest of us can share. It is ...
... week — Tyrone Power and Betty Grable* in A Yank in the R.A.F. Bringing to the screen for the first time scenes from the Dunkirk evacuation and the Battle of Britain, it has Tyrone Power as a bored American ferry pilot who joins the R.A.F., and Betty ...
... W. Chugs. and others. Mr. Creek i• aurrtved by his widow, his only sam. Frank. having being lost at the evlootation lit Dunkirk. Nie,um. John Evan, and Son, undertaker and comniet e funeral furnhihers. Melinervdd n. carried out the arrotngernent, ...
... on whether we work for prosperity and save for it with as much courage and determination as we showed in the dark days of Dunkirk. OF ALL THE CONSTRUCTIVE TASKS of peace, saving is perhaps the only one that the youngest and oldest of us can • share. It ...
... whether we work for prosperity , and save for it with as much courage and determination as we showed in the dark days of Dunkirk. OF ALL THE CONSTRUCTIVE TASKS of peke, saving is perhaps the only one that the youngest and oldest of us can share. It is ...
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... scavenger. who pleaded guilty to a charge id at to strangle Nlaisie Evall.. aged 26. tlos wife of a soldier missing sinee Dunkirk. in a railway tunnel between Caeran and Cymmer on the of June 14t1. last. Ile also pleaded guilty to a further charge of ...
... continued working for too long hours reduces output instead of increasing it, has been re-discovered. Short bursts—as after Dunkirk—yes; but it cannot be kept up indefinitely. . . . Lastly, - the good effects on the health oL the children of those town dwellers ...
... Red Mr. George Ball has recently made use of this device, when he declared that 2.00 ships were used in the evacuation of Dunkirk. Ho lumps all vessels of between one ton and SAO together and calls them ships. Seamen and those consecled with the would ...