... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MUSIC ON MARCH TO DUNKIRK Southampton Man's Gallantry WHEN the Britain Expeditionary Force were In retreat to Dunkirk, Private Robert Henry Blundell, of Southampton, marching in :ull cock, played his accordion, and assisted to keep up the spirits of ...

... ME HAMPSHIRE ADVERTISER AND SOUTHAMPTON TIMES DUNKIRK PALS MEET AT WEDDING One the Bridegroom at Brockenhurst NE of the men to come home iruut fiumurk, isomommec tcei..rge .• awes c miner, Via* baviour s unurca, orocxeunurst, ano attencung tne weacung ...

... SOUTHAMPTON MEN SAVED In Loss of H.M.Y. Grive R.M.Y. Drive • sunk on her fourth crossing from Dunkirk. was known in Southampton under her peace-time name of Narcissus. She was an 820 tons yacht owned by OaPtaln C. Oswald LiddelL a member of the Royal ...

... devotion to duty as Brigade Transport Officer throughout the withdrawal frem the River Dyle. He repeatedly took a truck into Dunkirk in the face of shell fire and air attacks and successfully broug 1; back raticns and water. Won the D.S.O. Lieut.-Col. E. ...

... Johnson, aged 21, youngest son of Mrs. R. Johnson, of Swift-road (formerly of Millais-toad), Wooiston, was killed in action at Dunkirk. He was a schoolboy international footballer and former Southampton F.C. Reserves' player. He went to Ludlow-road School, ...

... volunteered in large numbers. Students had also given considerable help to soldiers, especially at the time of the evacuation of Dunkirk, when many interpreters were required in the numerous billeting rentres. The meeting was presided over Dr. S. Gurney-Dixon ...

... Hampshire and the Island, was the possibility of the award of a medal to those who took part in the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk, many of whom came from the Hampshire district. I give below the exact reply given to the suggestion:— Tne question of ...