... avoid at all ecst not be vanquished. To-dsg she is abatis an ebortive expedition ending in an- ged o confess that she be Dunkirk.-- lir Arthur Green- torious.-- M. Camille Ihlyans. Pres. tvood, M. P. ident Labour Internationel ...

... employed as a postman at Holywell until the present war declared in Sept. 1930. lie served in Prance and was evacuated from Dunkirk. _ • . , ' ...

... in 1940,. Asking part in the Battle of the Bonnie. He served with the British Expeditionary Forces up to the evacuation at Dunkirk. He has also served with tank units, and before going to Madagascar he transferred to the Bail Before joining up, Trooper ...

... story with dialogue— children visit their father (a wounded soldier) in hospital, and he tells them about • the horrors of Dunkirk and ties up the story with the need for salvage. A nice touch: Jean bent over the bed to give her father a kiss, but John ...

... had was Mlite —Nevtriseer had so many owed so much to so few. He paid tribute to the wet of the Navy and especially after Dunkirk. men of the Navy had proved thamselvest greater than men. leas than men if did not sacrifice more such a Wale cause. The seamen ...

... oberts, of the King's Own Lancashire has served for fourteen years in the Part of the time io Egypt, and was evacuated at Dunkirk. Another son is Elias Roberts, of the lith Royal Welch Fusiliers, and the third is Elwyn Rciberts. who is attached to the ...

... wanted was freedom and to be friendly with everyone. If we had prepared for war there would not have been such a gaultnter at Dunkirk. I have heard there was an awful stampede for the boats then. Enemy aircraft machine gunned troops. women and children, and ...

... performed at the present time with the purpose a making the word a better one for all peoples. Would the splendid heroshown at Dunkirk and in other be in The young People !inn . • . of Britain alone could ' ghe the itnewer to that question, and they alone could ...

... the way to peace, into the world which waits to he rebuilt sben lietm'Y Is • Nft than the selfleeitness of Britain after Dunkirk MB inn and hold the peace of the world ?lathing *as is worthy of Britain'sbesit self. _ _ _ ...

... Parsed. and biter games and ~ carol singing were indulged in. It was interesting to not.. that two fathers who had survived Dunkirk were ores . and they exoressed their pleasure , is that Others had thought of 4bdr loved ones in their abelivire. the helpers ...

... entertained. The bride is employed at Broughton, while the bridegroom is serving in the Royal Navy. He took part. in the Dunkirk evacuation. HARVEST FESTIVAL.— At St. Catherine's Welsh Church on Saturday afternoon, a harvest thanksgiving service was held ...

... carols a nice tea The nurnery children ages months to five years. and there are a set of twins. whose father was lost at Dunkirk and another's lather is missing in Singapcee. The majority of therchiktrenb mothers are at Mearrs. Crurtaudds. The children ...