... week — Tyrone Power and Betty Grable* in A Yank in the R.A.F. Bringing to the screen for the first time scenes from the Dunkirk evacuation and the Battle of Britain, it has Tyrone Power as a bored American ferry pilot who joins the R.A.F., and Betty ...

... Questions and Answers Edited and Verified by Chamber's Encyclopaedia 1. Who commanded the British forces at the re- treat Dunkirk? 2. Under what name was J. ROSS of the R.A.F. bet ter known? 3. Name the capital of Guernsey. 4 Who wrote All Quiet on • ...

... W. Chugs. and others. Mr. Creek i• aurrtved by his widow, his only sam. Frank. having being lost at the evlootation lit Dunkirk. Nie,um. John Evan, and Son, undertaker and comniet e funeral furnhihers. Melinervdd n. carried out the arrotngernent, ...

... on whether we work for prosperity and save for it with as much courage and determination as we showed in the dark days of Dunkirk. OF ALL THE CONSTRUCTIVE TASKS of peace, saving is perhaps the only one that the youngest and oldest of us can • share. It ...

... Churchyard. Abenvon, of Lieut. C. L. Shrimpton. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Shrimpton, Velindre Street, Port Talbot. A survivor of Dunkirk,. having been drafted to _ . France In 1939 ' , Lieut. Shrimpton joined a bomb disposal unit of the Royal Engineers, and met ...

... lost his head. . _ Doolan said that Bennett had seen -ervice in the army, and he understood that he had taken part in the , Dunkirk evacuation. He had been! temporarily discharged from the army. and as far as he knew, he 'was not in any of the Defence services ...

... laboar'• lb *YIP only in the gift of man who - believe in the cause for which they work. Men - the machbsea . The spirit of Dunkirk is unbeatable, given the weapons our workers are making. In diys of • trial' and adversity, the British people show the stuff ...

... fine morning in August 1939, realised that their camp was to last for six and a half years, and was to take the unit to Dunkirk, India, Palestine, Iran, Iraq, North Africa from Cairo to Tunis, Sicily, Italy, back to France on D Day and thence almost ...

... Staff Quartermaster Sergt. W. R. Jenkins, R.A.S.C., among those on board, was sunk while leaving St. Nazaire, shortly after Dunkirk. Quarter-master Sergt. Jenkins was unfortunately one of the many who lost thcir lives on that occasion, though his brother ...

... MICHAEL BRAHAM went to France in 1939, and was awarded the Belgian Croix de Guerre for bravery in 1940. Taken prisoner at Dunkirk, he escaped from Germany in 1944, and made his way home through Poland and Russia, arriving home after VE Day. Since that ...

... returned home on Thursday of last Week. He was repatriated from Ge!many, where he had been &We he was taken prisoner of at Dunkirk. Mr. Lionel Moore, who is in the best of spirits, was giyen a good welcome on his return. lIMSSING SKEVVEN AIRMAN • TRACED ...

... Lieut. Bidder served throughout the war in the Royal Artillery, and was among those who were pvacuated with the B.E.F. from Dunkirk in 1940. While in India he had the distinction of playing for his regiment's rugby team which won the Calcutta Cup. Prior ...