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... Dunkirk Hero Admiral Abrial is 68. After directing the embarkation of the troops from Dunkirk he came to London where he was received in private audience by the King and met the First Sea Lord (Admiral of the Fleet Sir Dudley Pound) and other officers ...
... LEAVE FOR DUNKIRK MEN In the House of Commons on Tuesday Mr. KI»KX (War Secre- tary), answering a number questions relating leave for the men from Dunkirk, said that the normal rule was allow two free travelling warrants year. In view of the exceptional ...
... 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 ...
... ■■ Vk DUNKIRK HERO—The King presenting the 0.8.0. to Liout-eol. Cazenovo, ,f tM Coldstream Guards, for heroism at Louvain in the retreat from Belgium. ...
... ON DUNKIRK BEACH.—Last day* of Om flag* af Dunkirk aro illuitratcd in thoM amazing photographs showing how British Army strsmiously fought a rearguard action In evacuation. Tommies are shown lying on Ihoir backs to tako shots at onomy aircraft with their ...
... Harrison was a member of the B.E.F evacuated froth Dunkirk. and he had served with First Battalion of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers in France since last September When the order as aiven to retreat towards Dunkirk. Pte. Harrison was on the Balaton frontier. He ...
... fever cases be allowed to stay home. HOME PROM DUNKIRK—Pte. - Cho% Sutton, husband of Mrs. A. Sutton. Normal:l, was home far short while last week. He returned with the B.E.F. the evacuation from Dunkirk. News of werefety of all the other local boys who ...
... Vessels at Dunkirk Sir ARTHt’R SALTER (Parliamentary Secretary. Ministry of Shipping) steted in the House of Commons Wednesday that it would be impracticable for the Ministry of Shipping to replace small vessels lost during the evacuation from Dunkirk bat owners ...
... services. lie was on boanl of one ef the naval vessels which made a dash to Dunkirk to evacuate the British troops, and made the crossing several times bringing troops from Dunkirk to this country. APPOINTMENT.—Mr Entlyn Boweti M.A., Ponciau, and teacher ...
... letter he has sent to the masters of 91 ships of the merehant navy which took part in the evacuation of Allied troops from Dunkirk. write on behalf of the Government. Mr. Cross says. convey to you and to the members of your ships company the gratitude ...
... and nephew ot the late Wm. Evans, J.P., and Mrs. Evans. Rronwydd, Forth. GRIFFITHS.—On Naval active killed in action at Dunkirk. June Ist. Kdward, only of the late M !> ami Mrs. Griffiths, 12. Shelone-terrare, Briton Ferry. ...
... inserted the ' WEEKLY MAIL & CARDIFF TIMES'for extra charge of I/-. ON ACTIVE SERVICE BAIXH>MBE.- Killed in action in May Dunkirk Lance-Bombardier Arthur Konald Balcomhe, younger non of Mr. and Mr*. W. O. Balcomhe, 53. Talbot-»treel, Cardiff. ...