"It was about this time when we were astonished to see a submarine come 40 the surface. We had never seen a submarine before but we knew they were about and knew what they could do," he said. "You can imagine our relief when it hoisted the French fag ud we found it was not an enemy craft.
From then on to Marseilles, a short time in France, and then continuation to England proved uneventful until they were assigned to different units after a trip out from Shanghai which focke nine weeks and two days. This 35 the record of the journey which "offlelally" involved Shanghai in the war but their war-time experiences, form another chapter ended by! Armistice Day. great sacrifice, Left (below) are Among them are Messrs R, Barry, Dr. D, N. Macleod,
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