... HOW LITTLE SHIPS RESCUED THE B.E.F. By EWART BROOKES Daily Mirror Staff Reporter, who went to Dunkirk on one of the rescue ships FOR seventeen hours I lived in a hell—a hell from which we pulled out members of the 8.E.F., just some of the many thousands ...

... said the Mayor. that he had received so far. BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT BACK to the slow waters and the lazy reaches, the Little Ships are home from Hell. They came back yesterday up London's river, dirty, damaged, pock-marked where the German bullets had ...

... seventeen hours of rowing backwards and forwards from the boats to the beach under a downpour of death from the skies. The Little Ships have all got their tales of valour. Thames-side will sing them as long as the river flows. ...

... CHANCE OF FIRING SILVER BULLETS AT THE COMMON ENEMY A SHILLING FOR EVERY MACHINE-GUN BULLET THAT BATTERED THE DECKS OF THE LITTLE SHIP THAT WAS THEIR HOME. r a } ' ...

... cigarette as a naval officer amputated his shattered hand with a jack knife and scissors Bombs were falling all round the little ship off Dunkirk. Machinegun bullets spattered. This is one of many stories of heroism still being told at a southeast coast ...