THE LITTLE SHIPS
... THE LITTLE SHIPS Dear S:r. or Madam, Yo'l have heard o: our Luncheon C1 . .1.)U have you heard about our tiET TEAS? ...
... THE LITTLE SHIPS Dear S:r. or Madam, Yo'l have heard o: our Luncheon C1 . .1.)U have you heard about our tiET TEAS? ...
... THE LITTLE SHIPS 'NEWSLETTER) Dear Sir, or Madam, Have you joined Our •• Luncheon Club'? If you work or live in Thanet you are eligible to Join this club, which helps to solve the problem of providing nourishing mid-day meals in these days of strict rationing ...
... THE LITTLE SHIPS Dear or Madams. You have heard of our Luncheon Club, but have you heard about our Sri` TEAS? Many people like to know what it is going to cost them when they enter a Restaurant: the Table thote Lunch is a usual feature, but the Table ...
... THE LITTLE SHIPS By “Taffrail,” It's part o 1 my job nowadays to go afloat ‘rom tume to tuue to see ne work ot tne Fleet au ‘eda. lve peen 1n pracically every type of varsnip since tnis war — startea—in battleships, cruisers, destroyers, minesweepers ...
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... THE LITTLE SHIPS (NEWSLETTER) Dear Sir, or Madam. .. Have you joined our Luncheon Club? If you work or live in 'Mallet you are eligible to join this club, which helps to solve the prob:em of providing nourishing mid-day racier; in these days of strict ...
... Led 'Little Ships' The 80ft. long. 89-ton Jean was the leader of the Little Ships fleet which visited Dunkirk recently. She has a beam of 16ft. 61n.. draws 61 t. 61n., and is powered by two diesel engines which give a cruising speed of ten knots. The ...
... LITTLE SHIPS OF ENGLAND 4.0 - 7.0 in Each Programme. ...
... THE LITTLE SHIPS. By TAFFKAIL. It is ditlicult to realise the intense activity of the smaller ships of the Royal Navy, with which are necessarily included thc.se many craft which have been taken into the Naval service from the Merchant Navy and the fishing ...
... little ships Many of the little ships that took the British Army off Dunkirk beaches,” he said, came from Chichester harbour. Their helmsmen were unsung in the official archives, but they were the people to help because their knowledge of the sea.” To ...
... The Little Ships T>ERHAPS the busiest ships in the English Channel these days are the little wooden minesweepers which operate day and night sweeping ahead of convoys oetween England and France. The job is dangerous, but these pien who man the little ...
... Vigil Of Little Ships . . . - The ships keep their in the Clatitnel. whether minesweepers or motor-boots. The latter hare sated 'many airmen down in the sea. policemen told him that windows blown out would be attended to the next day. He saw the felt ...