... great losses of Red Cross material. Home stores have also been heavily drawn upon. For instance, the return of troops from Dunkirk necessitated an immediate issue of 50,000 pyjama suits and 30,000 dressings gowns and tens of thousands of slippers. The Central ...

... BANBURY S WELCOME AND GENEROSITY SUBSCRIUKO TWO When passenger trains, crowded with evacuated soldiers from Dunkirk | la li,,d at Banhurv, the troops did not had the )ieoplo lacking either in the warmth their welcome or supply:,ig refreshments and cigarettes ...

... still good workmen, but they could all of them be good prayer men. We had prayed for a miracle of deliverance and the epic of Dunkirk was God’s answer. Once again we were asking Watchman, what of the night ? *’ and again we should get the same answer, * As ...

... to state that Lieut.- Commander S, P. Proudfoot. of the Shipjack, bombed and sunk on Saturday night bringing troops from Dunkirk, was picked up at sea after being a long time in the water. He is the son of Dr. Proudfoot, of Oxford, and married Miss Mary ...

... be medically attended for cuts and bruises, WARWICKSAHIRE WAR SUPPLIES SERVICE. —During the period of the evacuation from Dunkirk an urgent appeal was sent out from the Office of the Territorial Force Association for socks for the men who had returned ...