... collaborating in the task of evacuating Allied troops to Britatn. Not for the first time In history this case where the little ships are doing great deeds. ...

... boats has decreased In the last few years, so have the yachts Increased. To-day they are predominant among the fleet of little ships moored east of Lytham Pier. The Lytham St. Annes Motor Boat Club, with headquarters In the ancient windmill on Lytham Green ...

... easternmost pivot of Hitler's redoubt. “Little Ships” Men The southern campaign is going sensationally well along a 200-mile front, says a cable. More than 3,000 of the men who manned Britain’s little ships merchant seamen and Royal Navy personnelhave ...

... and Hillier said they were determined to stick to the yacht and to see the cruise through. All four are members of the Little Ships Club, London. ...

... Amattoana went over to the attack northeast of Bt. Ibaafie after the had Ignbcad memages. LITTLE SHIPS GET TWO rtf* **■ Dutch «*»* yerterday the Naryh little ships Usw iM and satoi waaad trawler and IOH* ...

... i-mnams their aimy in full retreat irem Normandy. The i) istness the Nat- m collabomt. tv.'h ':u air fortes to sink ** little ships Arm ; ntfw ih'' tamo Montr„n^rv^ !e , the n . . a,n Andifx between ,n: •' ...

... ATTACK The torpedo streaks to its mark . .an explosion .. . and another Nazi vessel is sent to the bottom by Britain’s little ships. SplcnJid work! Another blow Hitler. Another instance of British p.n- or British bravery . . .on the seas. And we—on the ...

... softener Immediately prior to the attack, weather, however, made this impossible and the Royal Marine Commandos in the little' ships the Royal Navy had to in facing the worst abefl-flre of the war.” The' result was that the ratio of four out of five ships ...

... Admiral Sir Max Horton C.-ln-C. western approaches says between 50 and 70 were at sea when Germany capitulated. The Navy's little ships ’’—the frigates and corvettes enjoyed an hour of triumph when they took ieight U-boats, the largest ’’ pack so far collected ...

... is starving. Sine* th« war began, the Port at London bat not hnoom a day when the thipt have not coma in. Bic ships and little ships from the farthest corners of the world brlns London essential foodstuffs and marketable goods from the Dominions, colonies ...

... seafaring aspect. There are many thrilling accounts which have not previously been recorded. Be tells of tbs exploits at the “little ships.” I was specially Interested in the gallant end of H.MJS. Olive, formerly steam yacht Narcissus, which played a notable ...

... To help Ilford 2.868 articles and £l5O were sent. Altogether they had raised £4,314 in various sent vegetables to the little ships, and not least of all. billeted more than 2,000 evacuees. The vote thanks was proposed by Mrs. A. Poster, seconded Mrs ...