... KiLLED AT DUNKIRK Abbott's Ann Officer est*. Roland Frederick Duricanthe- Anderson, son of W. A. Duncomze-Andersen, 08.1., JP.. and Mrs ainc-mbe-Anderam. of At'mits Ann. near Andover, was killel whilst leading his company at Dunkirk. He was 33 years of ...

... OF DUNKIRK SCENES S OUTHAMPTON men who took part in the evacuation have further stories to tell of the heroism and the horrors of Dunkirk, when drowning women and children were deliberately sprayed with machine-gun fire, and the rescuers were under a ...

... Dunkirk Sea Awards Captain E. G. de S. Jukes-Hughes, R.N., Principal Sea Transp3r6 Officer, Board of Trade, Southampton, was concerned, it is now revealed, in the organisation of the withdrawal of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk. He has been awarded the C.B.E ...

... Dunkirk D.S.C. Another of the Dunkirk awards Just announced is that of the D.S.C. to Lieutenant Kenneth Gadd, R.N.R., son of Captain Arthur Gadd. Trinity House pilot, of Southampton, and of Mrs. Gadd. He was engaged on his R.N.R. course when the war began ...

... DUNKIRK DECORATION FOR ROMSEY MAN Sere. Walter John Cooper, Dorset Regt.. On of Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Cooper. Middle Bridge-street. RornaeY. has been awarded the D.C.M. in connection with the Dunkirk evacuation. Sergt. Cooper is a native of Rornsey and has ...

... behaved at Dunkirk. One of the lads—he is only 17-851 d there were about a hundred French Scouts In Dunkirk at the time, and they never got more than four hours sleep a night. On the beaches It was less than that. But they didn't mind. With the money ...

... Germany Lost War at Dunkirk? Sir Chsuies Petrie, the historian, speaking at Southampton Rotary Club, said that Germany and her ally had over-run a. large part of Europe—countries which we had varanteed, and which we had tried to protect by armed force ...

... SAINTS' PLAYERS IN DUNKIRK WITHDRAWAL ' amateur members of the Southampton Municipal course, won the Hants Alliance four-ball bogey cr.mpetition played this week at the Hockley Club's course near Winchester. It was a 38 holes competition, and Hobbs and ...

... HEROES OF DUNKIRK And Other Fighting Areas Among the men who their lives in the operations was Mr. Henry Cyril George Wellstead, 30, a steward, whose home was 30, Bryanston-road, Bitterne. Before the war he in the service of the Cunard- White Star Line ...

... FOR SERVICES AT DUNKIRK Old Tauntonians Honoured TWO Old Tauntonlans are in the war honours list. Both Chief Petty Officer Kenneth Simpten. Ist class electrician on one of H.M. destroyers, and Chief Engine- Room Artificer Sydney Arthur Wilkins have been ...

... HOME FROM DUNKIRK In Trouble at Lymington • - Two soldiers. Robert Keetes and William Charles Blake. recently evacuated from Dunkirk. appeared before the Lymingtcn magistrates. charged wit:t assau:ting P.C. Much- ' field. The officer said the men were ...

... SOLDIER FOR TRIAL Was Shaken Up at Dunkirk John F. Leaman. a young soldier. was committed for trial by Winchester City magistrates. on Tuesday. on • charge of housebreaking fie St. Cross on July 30. Mrs. Violet Graham White. of Wanleys. 80. Cross ...