... shield over freedom , - . a .,.. I Over Dunkirk—too few Over Singapore ..- - - • : • 1.; •', ' : (her Crete too few ;In . ' C But the factories .. 7 - 4 , hummed, • a/ it and the people toiled; -- • more planes, more planes.. --..w '' . . . . o' .- ...

... “air raids or no air raids” He concludes: awoke in mid-Channel with the smoke of Dunkirk drifting over the horizon that was France - and I hadn’t even a scratch” After Dunkirk Frank spent 12 months at a training base in Doncaster before being sent to the ...

... wait aboust ol an hour law. Pl' HI. le F. X EI'UTION AT DUNKIRK. The tiro men. Swiertsranglsel and Dngaert. murdered a rador's ea Cherinu, isted • ,ro natoinlay nnwning brine. • large eniwd at Dunkirk. rantnoon to the and beard Maw made certain concerning ...

... H rDOLF HESS. Xi t the evacuation of Dunkirk has there been a atorY IA ha ' completely gripped the imagination of thr puilifie a tiv• announcement that Radon had sought refuge ill aritain. When the news was first Itadc known there was conjecture as to ...

... 1411 A SCIENTIFIC COMBINATION OF PURE ASPIRIN fl11:9t At Dunkirk of cert ain— we w oz four Ysars, the trained' for this People hav e I , ve Now irs not fa r The country's countrys thing was (return. For orces have aY.and th e ced for it. man -Power, ur ...

... shown leading prisoners from front line in the Sicilian campaign. Sapper Willis joined up in 1939 and hes home seen action at Dunkirk and North Africa and in the ocfnation of I ski& and Sicily. Avery pleasant surprise! ...

... accept one. Sergt. Hiseoek, who was in the Army some years prior to the outbreak of war, has sen service in India and was at Dunkirk. When the war started he was out of the Army, but a Reservist and soon rejoined. ...

... years of age. %ohmteered after the outbreak of war 'laud has served iihroad for shout 'months. He took part in tile lion of Dunkirk. Laleston. . Nlr. and Nlrs. Cross. The Square. La have liven that then . min. is g in fill. East. They four serving with H ...

... :: :: :: Welsh Guardsman Ronald Davies, Addison .Svenue, Llanharry, a repatriated prisoner of war (he was captared at Dunkirk) wa.s given a great welcome at the Public. last week. Mr. Frank Yerdlo, whose son is serving in India, extended a welcome to ...

... who is now home on leave, has had an adventurous career in the Navy, which he joined at the age of 15. Torpedoed times, at Dunkirk, in Dm Mediterranean during the seige of Malta, and in the North Sea whilst on convoy duty in November 1943, C.P.O. Lewis ...

... Penned, for it is now known that hi so. hitherto reported missing. i. a prisoner of war in Germany. Guardsman Young was at Dunkirk. By kind permission of Mr. and Mn. A T. Howell, Tygwyn, Velindre Road. Pencoed, who kindly wanted the Pericoed United Churches ...

... who was 25 years of age. was educated at Nlarl- I borough and took the Army as al 1 eareer. He went to France in was in Dunkirk evacuation and after returning to this country volunteered for flying duties with an .Army Oh- Sriation Post Squadron. He ...