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... STORIES OF BOGNOR MEN AT DUNKIRK FOOD OFFICER FOOD CONTROL CC MEETING At the monthly meding Of the Bognor Regis Food Control Committee, held on Tuesday last, the following members were present :—Councillors PIERCEY (chairman). MOORE and SEYMOUR ; Mesdames ...
... THE LEADING WEEKLY BOGNOR MEN SAFELY BACK FROM DUNKIRK Stories of Unusual Coincidences ...
... FISHERMEN AT DOVER THE miracle of the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk has, natural) } , had repercussion in Bognor. Many local men were with the Forces in Belgium. and parents, wives and sweethearts have waited with what patience they could master ...
... serving with the Sussex his experience on Dunkirk - beach Yeomanry with . the exception of two, more than allthing he has been and of these one was-seen on the beach through up-to date. He described the at .Dunkirk. beach as being 200 yards wide when Bombardier ...
... LEAMAN, having just returned from Dunkirk, was luckily on leave at Flansham. The units of the Parashots sat in a circle on the grass while he told them, in a most amusing, easy and brilliant manner, his exeriences of the Dunkirk beaches and the general outline ...
... fifty per cent. of them were represented, their total strength being some four hundred. Lieutenant . LEAMAN, lately back from Dunkirk, related some of his experiences there, especially with regard to the methods of parachute troops. He reminded his listeners ...
... made in seven days. FREDERICK GEALL, Of 26, Mons Avenue, who wrote stating that the excitement of his brother's return from Dunkirk was the cause of his defection was fined £2, but HARRY WILLIAM FREDERICK, the manager Of PERRY and !Sons business in London ...
... Murgatroyd b Richards R. Miller not out M. Smith b Richards R. Smith b Richards Extras MORALE 2. HOW TO LOSE FEAR AND ACT WISELY Dunkirk will go down in the annals of this country as one of the most heroic episodes in our history. Many of our men attribute their ...
... daring men. I have been talking, too, with Mrs. LANGLEY-SMITH, who was recently married. Her husband suddenly arrived from Dunkirk. He is a second lieutenant—l am not allowed to tell you more—but his tale is interesting. He managed to bring back all his ...