... sections engaged in industrial work. The swift respon;e u to the Local Defence Volunteers and the exhilarating rush to join the Dunkirk Armada are reliable signs of an intense eagerness to serve. No doubt the dangerous and picturesque jobs are the most ...

... AMONG SOLDIERS. According to reports which came to hand soon after the arrival in England of the bulk of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk. the number of Tommies suffering from serious eye injuries is comparatively small. Famous St. Dunstan's, founded in 1915 as ...

... wounds received while on active service. Pte. Ryall, who was was with the B.E.F. when they made their historic evacuation from Dunkirk. He died at a hospital in this country. Preb. Townsend, Vicar of St. Benedict's, conducted the service, and the interment ...

... St. John's Church on Sunday last special thanksgiving for God's answer to prayer in delivering men of the T3.F:.F. front Dunkirk was the keynote. The Vicar. the Rev. Lionel }S. Lewis, conducted offerings of thanks for the , marvellous calm of the sea ...