... ABERDIILAIS MIEN HOME FROM DUNKIRK Home on leave after their evacuation from Dunkirk, two members of the 8.E.F., Ptes. Dennis Bparkes and Leslie Rees, both of Cefnyrallt, Aberdulais, were recipients of presentations from their neighbours. The presentations ...

... OUNKIRK Arriving home on leave after taking part In the evacuation from Dunkirk. Pte. Benny Jones. Kempthorne Street. Neath, was presented with a wallet and treasury notes by the Mayor, Alderman D. C. Griffiths. J.P.. on behalf of the neighbours of Kempthorne ...

... 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 ...

... Hall, Tontuawr, last week. a presentation was made to Driver Emrys Jones, R.A.S.C., who fought in Belgium. and recently from Dunkirk. He is the youngest son of Councillor William Jones. J.P, of Dolcoed. Tonmawr. Dr. Hugh Owen. of Pontrhydyfen,•who presided ...

... W.R. * • • Ihnieuated Front Dunkirk. Private Andrew Curry Jones, Queen's Royal Regt. (West Surrey's), son of Mr. and Mrs, Sydney Jones, late of Queen Street . , Neath, was in action in Flanders and was evacuated from Dunkirk on I May 30th. He is an old ...

... London Terrace was en fete on Tuesday evening, when a presentation was made to Pte. W. Alwyn Williams, on his return from Dunkirk. Mr. Jason J. Richards, on behalf of the residents, handed over the gift of a gold wristlet watch and cufflinks, and, in a ...

... for many good leaves a widow Cromwell Terrace. Neath Abbey. who and one married daughter, Mrs. was reported missing in the Dunkirk William Briton Feny. (Continued at foot of column) • ...

... to invade Great Britain. It seems that the R.A.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. 9 HITLER'S new plan ...

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

... bottle covers, ll' roe 1.11- for ship-wrecked seamen sent Mission to Seamen. Swansea: I) pair , of socks to men evacuated from Dunkirk. garments to the men in charge of searchlights numerous gloves, scarves. pullovers.. sea hoot stockings, helmets and many ...

... the section. Mrs. M. Cowley, is a nurse. Cigarettes have also been given to members' sons who have recently returned from Dunkirk. !All parents or wives of soldiers are advised to seek the advice of the local branch of the British Legion with reference ...

... became a Hying officer in 1932, and a flight-lieutenant this year. He was in the B.A.F. operation covering the evacuation of Dunkirk. ...