... Government in any way that will win the war. NEWSREEL cameramen and newspaper men who returned from Flanders exchanged their experiences during the evacuation of Boulogne at an informal party held on Tuesday evening at the Berkeley Hotel. Although everything ...

... lost 2.000 out of 5,000 mechanised units. GERMAN CLAIMS To-day's German official communique states: The great battle in Flanders and Artois is approaching its end with the annihilation of the British and French armies fighting there. _ Since yesterday ...

... gardener and caretaker with the Imperial War Graves Commission at Lizisokenth Cemetery Poperinghe in the Ypres 'district of Flanders He worked in one of the biggest cemeteries standing as a memorial to the men who sacrificed their lives in 1914-18 where ...

... to-day amid —as one “Tommy” di of bombs and machine-gun bul comrades in Flanders are grimly rearguard action against the Germ In England to-day there was arrivals from the evacuated seen several thousands. The French military spokesman said to-day Thai ...

... on Theeday night, said that it would be necessary to withdraw our Army in Flanders from its positions, but it would not be a defeated army that we should withdraw. The Evacuation of Boulogne. Vivid accounts by eye-witnesses have been published of the brilliant ...

... B.E.F. MEN HOME ' It was officially announced to-day that many thousands of men from the BE F Flanders, with large numbers their French comrades, evacuated from Dunkirk, were landed in England yesterday. Speaking at Broadstairs on Thursday, Capt. H. H ...

... bombing and then inachine-gunning it. They set fire to the hospital and then machine-gunned the wounded as they were being evacuated. They also put the fire engines out Of action. The behaviour of the Norwegian nurses earned the highest admiration of the ...

... send their children away from the horrors of war.” A Liverpool Soldier's “Fll Be Back 9f A young Liverpool private evacuated from Flanders, and who is now at Sunderland, told of forced marches of more than thirty miles a day with a machine-gun bullet in ...

... hazardous movements of the heroic British and French troops in their tenaciouslyfought rearguard actions and their evacuation from the Flanders coast. Some of the greatest and grimmest feats in military history have been and are being achieved as these forces ...

... crippled the operations of Who Who? Who? our Army in Flanders? ! News Chronicle.—The annihilating victory for which the Nazis hoped in | Flanders is being snatched from their ‘grasp. The evacuation of the B.E.F. ‘and certain French units to this country ...

... “Give Us More ’Planes” Many thousands 8.E.1. troops passed through London to-day from Flanders. Among them were a number of A.T.S. girls. The men told a reporter that the B.E.F. had inflicted casualties at the rate of at least five Germans to one British ...

... Shortly after dawn to-day I watched a number of steamers come sweeping into harbour, their decks laden with Allied troops from Flanders. British, French and Belgians have been arriving during the past few. days. It is late •in the forenoon as I telephone, and ...