... message dealing With the war situation, and used the phrase Keep your chins up and sing, and emulate the spirit of the boys of Dunkirk. ...

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... B.E.M. FOR FORT TALBOT ESCAPED FROM GERMANS SIX TIMES A Port Talbot man who was captured by the Germans at the time of Dunkirk, and made seven bids to escape from captivity during the remainder of the war years, had his pluck and determination recognised ...

... _A•M!E!iMMINI. I . I . `D' DAY for NAAFI Four years ago it was D for Dunkirk. Now it is D for the Day the day the Allies are storming into Europe carrying destruction to the Nazis and liberation to the oppressed. _ It is also D day for Naafi zero ...

... 'D' DAY for NAAFI Four years ago it was D for Dunkirk. Now it is D for the Day—the day the Allies are storming into Europe carrying destruction to the Nazis and liberation to the oppressed. It is also D day for Naafi zero hour for the greatest ...

... Harper Joseph Prout, R.A.8.C., eldest son of Mrs. & Mrs. D. H. Prout, School Tee., Bryncoch. who joined up in 1939, served at Dunkirk and' in the Libya Desert, and was taken prisoner at Benghazi, met with a cordial reception on his return home to his wife ...

... invade Great Britain. It seems that the R.-\.F., by its unceasing terrible pounding of all shipping in Calais, Boulogne, Dunkirk and at many other points, has shown the Germans that to concentrate troops there would be sheer murder. 2 HITLER'S new plan ...

... Lieutenant in 1939 and embarked for France shortly after the outbreak of war. He was one of those who were evacuated from Dunkirk when France collapsed beta' e the advancing German Ai my,. and was afterwards promoted Captain in 1940. His promotion to Major ...

... A/B Tallamy has seen service in Norway, the Faroe Islands and Holland, and was takipg on soldiers in the evacuation from Dunkirk when the destroyer he was serving on, H.M.S. Havant, was sunk. _ _ The presentation was made by Mrs. B. Llewellyn, who. with ...

... PORT TALBOT 1 War Widow's Child.—lvy May Jones, Prossers Terrace, Abercregan, whose husband was killed while in the Army at Dunkirk, sued George Salter, Prospers Terrace, in respect of a child born to her in August of this year. An order for 10/- a week ...

... the section. Mrs. M. Cowley, is a nurse. Cigarettes have also been given to members sons who have recently returned from Dunkirk. All parents or wivea of soldiers are 'advised to seek the advice of the local branch of the British Legion with reference ...

... home, attended by many guests. • Gimner Davies, who wag in the Army before the outbreak of war, as in the evacuation from Dunkirk. ...