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... artists dealing with airmen and aeroplanes The Return from Dunkirk by Major Sir Muirhead Bone Norway, 1 940 by Eric Ravilious Leaving Scapa Floic by Eric Ravilious- The Withdrawal from Dunkirk by Charles Cundall Ship's Screiv on Truck by Eric Ravilioits ...
... requisitioned fo a series of daily sea-trips to Dunkirk from Folkestone, and the following itinerary has been arranged Ou:wards. Folkestone Harbour dep. 10.0 a m. Dunkirk arr. i.o p.m. l/oniewa?'ds. Dunkirk dep. 4.0 p.m. Folkestone Harbour arr. 7.0 p.m ...
... Country's Cause t-iUUNTESS ANNESLEY Whose husband was in the Royal Flying Corps, and was lost while on a flight from England to Dunkirk Photograph RUa Martin LADY JOAN MULHOLLAND Formerly Lady Joan Byntf, daughter of th; Harl df Strafford. Her husband, Captain ...
... rose to his greatest heights of oratory, unsurpassed even by himself, when he described the miracle of the evacuation of Dunkirk. He was especially moving and noble in his tribute to the few thousand airmen who made the miracle possible by holding back ...
... Sailor British Soldier Out of the dozens of photographs, dramatic, tragic, pathetic, comic, that were taken of the Battle of Dunkirk, of the embarkation of the B.E.F. from those now historic beaches, and of their arrival in England, we have chosen these two ...
... gutteral roar of Gott strafe Dunkirk, delivered in chorus at regular half-minute intervals with a reverberating gusto which only a life-long devotion to rare old sauerkraut could ever have engendered. yhus have our dashing Dunkirk flying-men added fresh lustre ...
... HOTEL AND ITS DISTINGUISHED OWNER pWO years before the War Lady Deoies joined the Red Cross, and in October, 1914, went to Dunkirk to organise an evacuation hospital. In the Red Cross she also served at the Fort Louis Hospital, and later in Russia and Roumania ...
... published pictures of ships from th.e extremely interesting British War Artists' Exhibition at the National Gallery ships at Dunkirk, in harbour, in Norway. This \feek we have chpsen seven paintings of airmen, aeroplanes and balloons from the same show. Two ...
... wickets, then after lunch the school made 225 for five. One of those bowling for the Ramblers had two days before been at Dunkirk A mother in khaki was Lady Trenchard, Chief Commandant of the A.T.S., who found time to come to Eton to visit her sons, Hugh ...
... and Mrs. Yngve Svenson, of Goteborg, Sweden, is to marry Lt.-Com. Kenneth Colquhoun, son of Mrs. L. A. S. Colquhoun, of Dunkirk House, Broughton, Kent. Joanc Holroyde's fiance is Lt. John L. Bath, Royal Australian Navy her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Eustace ...
... planned the defences of France after 1870. If only the chain forts from Belfort to Verdun had been continued to Lille or Dunkirk, the cost would not have been a tithe of the loss incurred already through the invasion via Belgium. gut the French always ...
... very quietly at Kveringham Park, the Dowager Duchess of Norfolk's Yorkshire home. The Duke, who had only just got back from Dunkirk, gave his sister away. Mr. Phillips is the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Phillips, of Oldbury Grange, Nuneaton Capt. Sidney ...