Gunner C. Smith, 7th W. R. Battery, 3rd W. R. Brigade, DCM. 45 Dorset Street, [off] Broomspring Lane.

Warrant Officer Frank Hague, of Submarine E9, who was referred to by Mr Rudyard Kipling in his article on 'Tales of the Trade'. He is a Sheffield man, and his home is at 242 Barnsley Road, Pitsmoor.

Lieutenant R. H. Trippett, of 62 Earl Marshal Road, Pitsmoor, formerly of the R. F. A. and now commanding a Trench Mortar Battery, awarded the Military Cross

Second-Lieutenant N. E. Mathieson, R. E., of Sheffield, who has won the Military Cross.

Private R. Wilson, son of Mr. J. Wilson, Grove Road, Millhouses. Winner of the Military Medal

Gunner R. L. Battersby, Royal Field Artillery, winner of the Military Medal (formerly in the 'Telegraph' Office)

Lance-Corporal E. Crossley, York and Lancaster Regiment of Darnall, winner of the Military Medal

Officers and men of 'A' Company, Sheffield Volunteer Defence Corps

Company-Commander W. J. Watson making the presentation to Mr. Ross, Sheffield Volunteer Defence Corps

Group of British prisoners of war at Freidrichsgelb, near Wesel, Germany