... DUNKIRK SOLDIERS At British Legion Ball and Cabaret B.K.F. soldiers, recently returned from Dunkirk, wore among the dancerat hall and at Chelsea Hall Thur-dav, aid tin* funds of the heU*ea Branch tin* British Legion. The dance well supported, the companv ...

... that he had returned from Dunkirk, took him home to lunch Tli*-* magistrate told prisoner it was low-down type of ortenee. ••Although you had not been out of the country, said. •• you told people you had come back from Dunkirk, knowing that people are ...

... Naval Officer Killed Dunkirk The ia announced of Sub- I.ientei.ruit 0. (Bang) Wilcoxon. U.N.V.K .* husband Mrs. Sheila (mo Earle), 18 Markham- Bauare. Chelsea, and son of Mr. Stanley Wilcoxon. .. . He u:i- kille'l inaction at Dunkirk. ill Kivkimitiin L ...

... and asked Mr. King to ascertain in the meantime whether or not prisoner was accepted into the army. ALLEGED COLLECTION FOR DUNKIRK SOLDIERS Fulham Man and Soldier Arrested James Patrick O’Sullivan (45). whose occupation was not given. Marvilleroad. Fulham ...

... police station. O'Sullivan said, I was collecting all right, but I did not tell anyone he had come from Dunkirk. said, have never been to Dunkirk. As a matter of fact I have been absent from the unit since last Saturday.” Witness showed the list names ...

... London Countv C. until for vears. retiring in 1934. Hi- sod went to f i in September, and took part in the withdrawal to Dunkirk. The bride an offii er in the A.T.S. The wedding took flare at the Guards* chapel Wellington Barracks. The ceremony performed ...