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... producer to Montrose Operatic Society, is a lieutenant in the Royal Artillery, and has just arrived home from active service via Dunkirk. EGGS FOR ST DROSTAN'S 292 Dozen Gifted Dr Lang, Medical Officer for St Drostan's, writes :— I wish to thank the many local ...
... home are with you and your niagnificent troops in this hour of peril. In a terrific air battle over the French coast near Dunkirk a formation of Hurricanes and Defiants shot down 22 of a large' force of German fighters and bombers; in two sorties the squadron ...
... the dark days after the fall of Fiance has been effectively dispelled. Hope sprung nimbly out of prospective disaster at Dunkirk. From Hope has proceeded Confidence that we have now the measure of a strong and brutal opponent. For it is plain that Hitler ...
... lifeboat which were in the organisers' ihinds when they organised the appeal were purchased. The lifeboat was in action at Dunkirk and did splendid work in the evacuation. The ambulances were presented by Princess Mary to the R.A.F. and Guides all over ...
... midst of battle on the order of its King without having warned their French and British comrades, thus opening the road to Dunkirk to the German divisions. Only 18 days ago the King of Belgium had addressed to the Allies an urgent appeal for help, which ...
... le weather conditions restricted the daylight activities of our bomber aircraft. Attacks were however made on shipping a Dunkirk and Rotterdam, on barge concentrations on the Maas, and on industrial plant near Wesel. Bomber operations were cancelled at ...
... bombers were reported to have carried out raids from dusk till after midnight on the enemeleoccuPied docks at Ostend, Calais, Dunkirk and Boulogne, where a large number of laden barges were ()omen, Crated. Emden dock were also attacked, and other squadrons ...
... of bedding, utensils, itc. Among the 'boys from the village who were with the B.E.F. and reached this country safely via Dunkirk were three gunners— Frank Low, Wilson Martin and John Wilson. All three joined the Territorials last year and went to France ...
... outstanding. hockey player and an all-round athlete during his stay in the burgh. He has been awarded the D.F.C. for gallantry at Dunkirk. The death occurred last Saturday of Mr Wm. T. Smith, retired baker, who was a well-known and esteemed member of the community ...
... rang and Mrs Simmonds picked up the receiver for the twentieth time. An excited voice told her : John's just got back from Dunkirk. Have you had any news of Peter yet ? The doorbell rang. Mrs Simmonds laid down the receiver and jumped up .But it, was ...
... the steamboat which takes you from Kew to Hampton Court may proudly bear the notice : This vessel evacuated troops from Dunkirk. When a boat I was in the other day passed the Princess Freda lying quietly at her mooring the passengens read such a notice ...
... great, damage must have been done to the Nazi shipping and supplies concentrated there. Special attention was paid to Calais, Dunkirk and Boulogne. SUNDAY, September 22 By day and night the R.A.F. continue to batter at the Nazi invasion bases and ships. On ...