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... Part 4 Dunkirk Nineteen lifebosts took :the evacuation of Dunkii . and all the lifeboats were damaged. Do YOU KNOW — That Mr. Churchill has told the Russians that his views on . Communism have not changed? Do You KNow— That a large cock does not suffer ...
... DUNKIRK KAKI HOTEL BILL. An unusual story was told at a special court at Caerphilly on Monday when Frederick Roland Leonard, aged 22, who appeared in the uniform of the R.A.F., was committed to the quarter sessions on charges of stealing £l2 ss. from ...
... • shield over freedom --- 1 - 4 41 - 1 Over Dunkirk—too few - , -- • -.• I . -1 OverSingapore—roofew -;.:=.• - . -4 Over Crete wo . - - .. L, . few ~,-, But u the f , actories ~2 hmrnd • and the people toiled; . more planes, •go' , . ...
... of the defence? Sea power and air power combined are the real keys to the problem of Britain's defence, and Dunkirk was a test 0111110. Dunkirk haa any message for us it is the heartening one that Britain will prove to be an impregnable forums. If Hitler ...
... IN MEMORIAM. LLEWELLYN, In loving memory of our son, rvior Richard Llewellyn, Welsh Guards, killed in action in Dunkirk on May 28th, 1940. Mam, Dad, Brothers at 6, Standard View, Ynyshir. We miss his hand clasp, Miss his loving smile. Blessed-is he that ...
... German prison camp. He was , taken prisoner in Calais while taking part in the delaying action covering the evacuation of Dunkirk. Prior to volunteering for the army Rifleman Harcombe was a motor mechanic in the employ of a London firm. ...
... of Ontario, Canada, Mr. Haycock migrated to Canada during the t of 1926 . He told Mrs. Attains received slight wounds at Dunkirk. in COMP6 o nI with another Canatliansailor, was spending l a leave at Kenry Street, TonypandY. 'lt was a pleasant experienc ...
... Mrs. W. Jones, Mrs. F. Blain, Mrs. R. Dixon sad Mrs. I. Jones. , The fi , st wounded soldier to arrh - e in Caerphilly from Dunkirk was Signalman Cy r il B. Thomas, Royal Corps Signals attached to the Tanks, who saw service in France and Belgium. He was ...
... continued working for too long hours reduces output instead of increasing it, has been re-discovered. Short bursts—as after Dunkirk—yes; but it cannot be kept up indefinitely. . . . Lastly, - the good effects on the health oL the children of those town dwellers ...
... Territorials in 1937 at the age of 16 and has served throughout the war in various places. He is one of the lucky survivors of Dunkirk. His young wife is also serving in the A.T.S., and his elder married brother, Able Seaman Edward Pascoe, is serving in the ...
... been officially informed that her son, Driver Glyndwr EUw, R.A.S.C., is reported missing. Glyn, aged 22, took part in the Dunkirk and Greece inittles. He educated at Graig-er-oes Boys' School, Penygraig. Prior to joining up he was employed by the Penygraig ...
... freedom and peace again. His speech this week has heartened the whole freedom-loving world. Its tale of British recovery, after Dunkirk, and our British airmen's triumphs over a numerically superior enemy, of growing strength. and ability to resist this powerful ...