... Mrs. W. Jones, Mrs. F. Blain, Mrs. R. Dixon sad Mrs. I. Jones. , The fi , st wounded soldier to arrh - e in Caerphilly from Dunkirk was Signalman Cy r il B. Thomas, Royal Corps Signals attached to the Tanks, who saw service in France and Belgium. He was ...

... that he would not be doing his duty if he did not raise the matter. One of them was a woman who had two sons returned from Dunkirk. If the satanic hordes of Hitler and Mussolini were to be stopped then everyone must do his duty. If we were all con scientious ...

... their sad bereavement. We art pletiStd to Sergt.Jgajor J. Ludlow home from hoapital, ala, Sergt.- Major J. Gifford. Both at Dunkirk. Mr. lettan (tarn. tormerl) Porth County scholar, and 110 n theological student, officiated at SI. ell laW. nil Sunday laid ...

... Cross and officer then read out statements order st; Joh n p eroone i. attributed to the defendants. , In the retreat to Dunkirk iMftlt Griffiths' statement read: All I can s m i th of our h a d t o h e ' say is that I didn't ste.4l it. [took it off ...