... LIFEBOAT HEROES OF DUNKIRK The members of the Ramsgate Lifeboat crew who saved nearly 3,000 soldiers at Dunkirk were Coxswain Howard Knight, acting Second Coxswain Alfred Moody, Mot ,, r Mechanic E. Attwood, Assist. Motor Meth. T. 11. Read, Char.es Knight ...

... 19 year old eon of Mr. and Mrs. W. Penn. of 89. Prostedge A‘enne. Ramsgate. was drowned while helping the troops aboard at Dunkirk. His brother John. a stoker in the Navy. was washed overboard and drowned in February. ...

... klarreis.—Frank Coopers, Lituesorks. Canterbury, and Victoria 'toad. Ashford. SAW required. paraffin engine preferred.— Gloser. Dunkirk. t'Auterbia%. WANTED. Portable Boiler . — Sole, Baakinge Farm. Stodmarsh. STEEL Scalfoldmg Wanted.- (bars, 14.16. ,wk. , pur ...

... JUST IN TIME FOR MOTHER'S FUNERAL L,Cpl. E. Lincoln, who was evacuated from Dunkirk with the B.E.F. arrived home in Herne Bay, on Saturday half an hour hetore the funeral of his mother, of whose death he was unaware, took place. Mrs. M. C. Lincoln, of ...

... Ravenscourt-road, Deal, . notified that her only son, Pte. lames Weall, aged 23. a bomb during the withdrawal of i..l'. to Dunkirk. He had served in • • I!rny for eight years, four of which pant in Egypt. and had been with t . since February. Class Stoker ...

... and Mrs. F. J. Smith. of 5, Foster (lark Estate, Maidstone, has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Medal for work at the Dunkirk evacuation. He played an important part in an action between our bombers and enemy fighters and shot down a Messerschinitt ...

... of these, a veteran of the Great War. Sgt.-Maj. W. 11. Cligton, of the Royal Warwickshires, experienced the nightmare of Dunkirk beach. He told a tale ot hardship 'that was typical of what much of the B.E.F. went through lie was in the zone near Arras ...

... better able to stand the strain of war and hardships we shall be called upon to endure. The epic story of the evacuation of Dunkirk, the bravery and heroism of the Royal Na‘y. the Army and the Royal Air Force, should in-pore every man and woman to do cheerfully ...

... of Canterbury, and Major Goodeve (Maidstone), who made reference to special visitation of the wounded brought over from Dunkirk recently. Ile spoke of the testimony of one lad whose mother wrote on his behalf—God 3.4 with us! and brought about our d ...

... heard that he has been taken prisoner. Mrs. WlWaleson had previously Lean' that her husband hail been seen on the beach at Dunkirk. but /4everal day. elapsed before she knew he was a prisoner. DREW LOTS It appear: that and other R.A.M.C. personnel drew ...

... took pert in tile evacuation of the 8.F..F. from Dunkirk, the motor pleasnre boats Eastbourne Queen and Enchantress and the fishing boat Commodore were lost. The Eastbourne lifeboat was lost at Dunkirk, bnt is stated to hare been picked up. She is damaged ...

... aerie& swat — FRI WOO& A week previously I had seen our ports clammed with every sort of craft bringing the B.E.F. over from Dunkirk. This day ali was quiet and only the usual craft weie there. On a promenade a young Scottish soldier told me some of his ...