... even after public I 1 1 oined the ,iiy in April 1940, Showing at 2-109 5-5 and 8-0 n waste', as re- I was taken paner at Dunkirk. 1, to send the ABERDULAIS WELCOME rintendent for i • the new fire I Pte. Lionel Moore, R.A., only ,andaff Civil, eon of Mr ...

... France until the time of the ga i e ty . Th e su pporting aim, Criminal capitulation, and took part in the evacuation from Dunkirk. Racketeers, a gripping human drama, stars H. B. Warner and Ned Sparks. Interment took place at Goytre ., John Howard, Cemetery ...

... Darlington, of Goytre Crescent, Port Talbot, who is in the Royal Navy. He had been engaged in the evacuation of Narvik and Dunkirk, and a short time ago his ship returned to this country with survivors from the Lancastria. • • • Police Officer Promoted ...

... home on a month's leave. He j4ned the R.A.S.C. at the beginning of the war and fought with the 8.E.F., being evacuated from Dunkirk. He Joined the M.E.F. in August 1940, and fought with the Desert Force under General Wavell and with the Bth Army under Generals ...

... said that at the present time they were going through a dangerous national crisis, and there was a lot of talk about the Dunkirk spirit, which was a good parallel. Unless they were prepared to work harder and produce more, the standard of living was not ...

... the ing of our hearts and our resolve. Battle of Britain. just as we knew It is the searching of our lives and it in the Dunkirk days. And as i of our conscience, to make sure the Allies prepare to-day for an that in all things we are worthy all-out offensive ...

... comparing notes In the train. One had been in the scrap in Norway, the other evacuated from Northern France. How was it at Dunkirk? asked the former. 'Ow was it? echoed the other, tlsrowing a spent match out of the carriage window. It was something ...

... rapagant ex-mistress, and a 13-yuar-old schoolgirl. A tempestuous story. Another great war film at the end of the week. This is DUNKIRK, the magnificently filmed epic of the great retreat from France at the beginning of last war. Craphkally realistic, it brings ...

... known in the building industry in Mid-Glamorgan. In the second world war he servee with the RASC. and was taken prisoner at Dunkirk. and remained in captivity until the end of the war. Mr. Hapgood was a keen' sportsman and a member of the United Services ...

... through the numerical strength of the on the other flank at Sedan, it fought enemy, we shall maintain that In. its way back to Dunkirk and five-sixths dividual superiority. of it reached home. An outstanding We may still have to hive through exploit was the ...

... the sons are still in Councillor T. Ivor Rees, Mr. the Forces, and one was taken Herbert Prowse, Past President prisoner at Dunkirk. of Neath Club, and L.A.C. Sidney Parry, who was home on embarkation leave, the son of Mr. E. Dewi Parry, Pilot Officer Ivor ...

... s record is of the finest. He was with our Expeditionary Force in France under 1 Gort. Alexander was the last to I leave Dunkirk. He went to Burma at the time when nothing seemed able to prevent the Japanese from reacting India. Alexander prevented the ...