F. Wickes» lt;n __in F ranee_ Arnold F Wickf-s ha*bwri reported killed in action»* France on July 4, Tpr. Wickesson of Mr. and Mrs. HHe wm serving wit*the Fortas [ Arnold Franklin Wickes was born in Winnipeg nearly 22 yean ago He lived in Lethbridge and Edmonton before coming to Dauphin where he attended the collegiate. He wasIon the printing staff of The Dauphin Herald prior to his enlistment a few days after warJ -v.i.s declared.| During his training at CampBorden and in England, Tpr ! Wickes was active in boxing, R unning and other sports in his Jj|army unit.»- Wounded In Franceis j Cpl Joseph E. U rbanovitch, S. the Winnipeg Royal Rifles isig ported wounded in action in e- France on July 4, according to hi’word received by his parents, r. Mr and Mrs. John Urbanovitch, itiof Dauphin.I The official notification statedthat Cpl. Urbanovitch received bullet wounds in his right shoulder and back.11 Cpl. Urbanovitch joined the f. army in 1940 and went overseasin 1941.aldhu-dlev.di-HoMpitalTftie‘titLieut. Walter H. Darroch, who has been serving with the Brit ish army in France for the past month, is now in hospital in Eng land, according to word received by his wife and his mother, Mrs. O. V. Darroch.I Lieut. Darroch, who enlisted in the army in May, 1941, has been overseas twice. He spent a yearin England as an instructor, then returned to Canada last August for his officer’s training course Since going back over-n•t e-has beenettBritish army.Named in army casualty lists issued from Ottawa during the past week are three Dauphin and district soldiers.Pte. Irvin Roger Paulson,whose next-of kin is given as his mother, Mrs. Sarah Paulson, Wmnipegosis, is reported killed in action oversea.--.Tpr. Frederick Arthur Luskreported injured. His broth►r, John Lusk, of Dauphin, has since received word that he is back on active service. The injury was to his right arm. Two other brothers are in the army, Sgt Konnie Lusk, Borden; and L. Cpl. George Lusk. Shilo Rfn. Russell Joseph Camj bell, whose wife resides in Ochre River, is listed as havingbeen slightly wounded in action