... convoy to Dunkirk. After embarking his casualties and attending to further casualties on the beach, he returned to Mont des Cats. Finding an undamaged vehicle he brought out a number of wounded left in a monastry. and on his way back to Dunkirk he collected ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... HEATH SAPPER HONOURED After taking part in the evacuation from Dunkirk, Sapper Harold Willianis, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Williams, Pamton, Beechwood Avenue, Reath, was the • recipient of a shaving outfit, a wristlet watch, cigarettes and money, ...

... served with the Territorials before the outbreak of war, and ha been reported missing since May. following the evacuation from Dunkirk. ...

... laboar'• lb *YIP only in the gift of man who - believe in the cause for which they work. Men - the machbsea . The spirit of Dunkirk is unbeatable, given the weapons our workers are making. In diys of • trial' and adversity, the British people show the stuff ...

... Mrs. D. J. Lewis, Old Road, Briton Ferry, who has returned home on leave after taking part in the historic evacuation from Dunkirk. . The presentation, which was made by Mrs. V. Prout and Mrs. B. Lewis, was organised by Mn. C. Henry. Lance-Corporal Lewis ...

... chairman, making the presentation, spoke very highly of the recipient, who has served in France and was in the evacuation from Dunkirk. A vote of thanks to the chairman and artistes was proposed by Mr. E. Connick, the secretary of the Crynant , branch of the ...

... ALBERT HALL CINEMA AND Sunbav Service Heath . Sapper's Presentation. Home on leave after taking part in the evacuation from Dunkirk, Sapper . Frank Hopkins, sou of Mr. and Mrs. George Hopkins, 42 Alfred Street, Neath, was the recipient of a watch and cigarettes ...

... message dealing With the war situation, and used the phrase Keep your chins up and sing, and emulate the spirit of the boys of Dunkirk. ...

... countries, the confidence in neutrality dect were not fo significance. A series o in the major collapse, ma: British fortu Dunkirk eva of our peoj airmen agair aircraft, whi our resists! !miring rem are not inv In the withdrawal decisions no Empire cor ...

... invade Great Britain. It seems that the R.-\.F., by its unceasing terrible pounding of all shipping in Calais, Boulogne, Dunkirk and at many other points, has shown the Germans that to concentrate troops there would be sheer murder. 2 HITLER'S new plan ...