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... 3- MaIE FRIDAY DECEMBER 13 EPIC OF DUNKIRK CONSCIENTIOUS NATURAL HISTORY NOTES OBJECTORS The St Seiners” Service it-How prevent if I lie now you notice it rough Smokers’ fur has got a hold and staining your teeth stoo this worry you stop vour teeth to-day ...
... fighting services Making seven Dunkirk midst heavy “St Seiriol” (1586 tons) now on service brilliant in of 335000 in which ships of all sizes took last May Mr E Chatterton well-known naval writer relates in Epic Dunkirk” (Hurst Blackett) engaged viz St ...
... that the English prisoners actually were the famous second team of Aston Villa, who enlisted as a body and were captured at Dunkirk. Now the English prisoners hiss at their jumpy guards, 27—0, Ja.” —Associated Press. ...
... Curled by the Rev. Purvaint Jrnea ON LEAVE —On leavT th's week is Mr. Simon Haines. who was enraged in the evacuation of Dunkirk. He is now stationed in England SOCIAL CENTRE On Tuesday an illustrated lecture was given at the Social Centre On Wednesday ...
... only serious threat Hitler can make. It is just as serious a possibility today as when our gallant Army had come back from Dunkirk. The only difference is that we are ready to meet it now and we were far from being ready then —how far the nation will not ...
... Abergele. has been awarded the Military Medal for bravery during the evacuation from Dunkirk. He joined the Army and saw service in France. and was among the Dunkirk men who were billeted in Abergele last summer. MAGISTRATES on the Bench on Saturday were: ...
... sense social obligation. The Epic of Dunkirk No better footnote to Mr. Bryant's fine work could be provided than Mr. Keble Chatterton's vivid and detailed account of the naval and seafaring aspect of the epic of Dunkirk. However great was the evacuation ...
... 830 tons, and two Allied, of 10,646 tons. The average weekly losses during the war were just under 63,000 tons, excluding Dunkirk. The Germans, however, again claimed, during the week under question, to have sunk a total of 82,450 tons merchant shipping ...
... the Military Medal for conspicuous bravery at Dunkirk; two have made the supreme sacrifice. namely. Herbert Murrill. R.N.. LLanrwst and Bettwsycoed. and Arthur Fryer. Dolwyddefen, both of them lost at Dunkirk. The following have gained or have been recommended ...
... go into the fields at night and sever miliy tar cablc.4. or ,:ontinge to nide British so . ldiers who failed o escape from Dunkirk or airmen who lave had to come down by parachute on way back from bomhing (;ermaiy. Why, ask the Nazis, (k) they not cooperate ...
... Treharne Llewellyn. and William Herbert Rhidian Llewellyn, are all officers. The lastnamed was awarded the M.C. for gallantry at Dunkirk, The daughters serving are Commandant Elizabeth Aileen Maud Llewellyn, RAF, and Commandant Marjorie Joyce Llewellyn. The remaining ...
... Llewellyn. and William Herbert Rhidian I.l , wellyn. are all officers The lastnamed was awarded the Bar. for gellantiy at Dunkirk. The daughtem serving are Commandant Elizabeth Aileen Maud Llewellyn, R.A.F.. and Commandant Marjorie Joyce Llewellyn. The ...