... GUARDSMAN WORE FRENCH LADY'S COSTUME! 'BILL' COOK RETURNS TO BOX FROM DUNKIRK The people Box have enthusiastically welcomed home on short leave three Box men of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk. The first to reach the village was Sapper J. Orritt, the Royal Engineers ...

... BATH SOLDIER KILLED On the Way to Dunkirk $tf Mrs. Violet Gray, of LyJL field Park, Bath, has notified that her husband. ffofis Claude Gray, has been one of the victims of the Channel whilst on the from Dunkirk. the Mrs. Gray is one V« operators at the ...

... emergency request one of their colleagues, the Rev. W. J. Hopkins, for a supply of clothing for soldiers recently evacuated from Dunkirk, who are now at a hospital in the vicinity. These men. said Rotarian Hopkins, had lost all their belongings, and since they ...

... MISSING BATH GUARDSMAN LAST SEEN WOUNDED BOAT AT DUNKIRK Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Maggs, of 10, St. George's Place, Upper Bristol Road, Bath, are anxious about the safety of their elder son. Sergt. Edward Maggs. of the Grenadier Guards. They have had no word ...

... regularly so as to improve your style and speed. Take life-saving. I hope you all read the magnificent deeds which happened at Dunkirk. Hundreds of lives were saved then by swimming and life-saving. These remarks were made by Mr. F A. Wilshire, Recorder of ...

... cycling, and some years ago he was a member of the Bath and West Motor Club. It is understood that he was being brought from Dunkirk when he was killed. Details of how he met his death are not yet available. His widow is a member of the telep'n operating ...

... heroes in the imperishable story of Dunkirk is Gervase Hobson-Matthews, a monk Downside, and one of several Catholic chaplains with the 8.E.F., in Flanders who are now missing. He was given a pass to leave Dunkirk in the last boat but declined to go aboard ...

... French officer who vV*»H) England from rnilit °ns. Pierre , is h haison officer with yal Engineers, and one ' • to le ave Dunkirk, the -,? which was the sub- S2 e address. fail, ln S confidence in the of the enemy, he kj*r arers that Britain needs fiw ...

... ebullitions. * Epic of Dunkirk M. Pierre Daninos, French military liaison agent with the British Royal Engineers in France, who addressed a public meeting at Bath on Wednesday was one of the last men to be taken away from Dunkirk before the Nazis reached ...

... though he bore obvious marks of the ordeal through which he had come. After many days of intense fighting, and working in Dunkirk and on the beaches assisting others to escape, he himself had at last been taken off and landed at Harwich. Another Manvers ...

... Flats - GUNNER Hr. ■ WEDS * Davis & Miss M. Jones A Married at Bath a superstition, Mr. Frank in the Royal Artillery, Uy om Dunkirk on 48 J married on Thursday ]' to Miss May Jones, elder k - and Mrs. J. Jones, of eiH ' °dd Down. Mr. Davis -of s °n Mr. and ...

... on Wednesday morning I received call to come and meet 19 members of the B.E.F. who had arrived back the night before from Dunkirk, having had a gruelling time fighting for homes and liberty. Thanks to our Navy and Air Force they were landed safe and sound ...