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... ablaze” TOWN BLAZING FIERCELY A seaman one of the fhips to-dav said “After the first wave of enemy planes orders were given to evacuate the was blazing fiercely “Cargo boats damaged by faking local women and emldren Belgian refugees when the planes again appeared ...
... of difficulties up to the present was the concealment offered to those epemy units in the Scheldt area dykes and canals of Flanders offer splendid natural obstacles Further the bottleneck and Bapaume been narrowed by gallant French counterattacks in the ...
... with enemy aircraft the Royal Air Force has played magnificent the great battle which is now raging across the plains of Flanders Not a day passes without some new example of the skill and bravery of these men being revealed and fully substantiated Fighters ...
... one could be surprised at Mr Duff Cooper’s announcement that it will be necessary to withdraw the British troops from the Flanders position which they occupy difficult and hazardous task this so we must as the Prime Minister warned the House of Commons ...
... FLANDERS BATTLE Nearly All Nazi Armoured Divisions Batter at B.E.F. in Their Retreat to Sea, But R.A.F. are Smashing Them as Grim Battle Goes on WITH heavy fighting, most violent on the Yser and in the neighbourhood of Cassel, the British and French retreat ...
... received i-rom Parliament NO EVACUATION OF OLD PEOPLE Mr Malcolm MacDonald’ the House of afternoon said that plans for evacuation of school children were already taxing reception areas and it not practicable to (include evacuation scheme arrangements for large ...
... which have •■i, assisting in the evacuation the from Flanders. has been •wanted the Grand Cross of the Legion. Hogoqr. The troop* ere arriving In their thsusands, and It la hoped that most of the 8.1. F. may be evacuated, although the difficulties and dangers ...
... The beaches and sand dunes around Dunkirk have been alive with troops for the past three days, waiting to, be evacuated and being evacuated. At more and more frequent Intervals German aircraft appear over them and drop bombs, and fire their machine-guns ...
... and French troops are being safely landed in England, their comrades in Flanders are grimly continuing their great rearguard action against the German hordes. Figures of the evacuation are not permissible, but it is stated that they are very large. Allied ...
... BOROUGH GRIMSBY Evacuation Scheme Instructions have again been received from the Board of Education that Schools in tni evacuation area are to opened to-morrow Saturday morning June 1st for the purpose registering children for evacuation Schools will not ...
... placed on the evacuation register NOT IMMEDIATELY of children have -been registered already for evacuation should attend schools to-morrow with their children It is the intention to evacuate children immediately the Telegraph understands Evacuation will take ...
... “the largest attacking force in history,” British and French troops are still maintaining their epic rearguard action in Flanders. Central Lord Cort, Commander-In-Chief of the 8.E.F., has foiled the plane of the German hordes who hoped to annihilate his ...