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... we have been warned to steel ourselves for heavy tidings. We cannot guess at this hour how many of our men will be evacuated from Flanders, how many will be killed or wounded in the unequal struggle. But while we wait, we can apply our mindt and our energies ...
... NEWSREELS LOSE EQUIPMENT IN FLANDERS BATTLES CAMERAS AND SOUND VANS BLOWN SKY-HIGH IN AIR RAIDS THOUSANDS OF POUNDS WORTH OF VALUABLE EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN LOST BY THE NEWSREEL COMPANIES IN THE NAZI ONSLAUGHT ON FLANDERS, BUT HAPPILY FEARS FOR THE SAFETY ...
... not have missed it for the world.'’ They are Miss Ruth W. Adeney, aged 37. and Miss J 28. The Boulogne oan Wilson, aged evacuated from people to be building, Adeney. Duri we c had star A rr Adeney. under cc calmly kne tiifftl With Hint third influence ...
... 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 ...
... percentages compare with an average of 8.3 per cent. for all evacuation areas when the registration was taken in March. Three of the Medway towns—Chatham, Gitlingham and Rochester — were evacuated in September, and a number of children from these towns are ...
... three fighting forces on both sides has been splendid. The outcome has been the successful evacuation of many men of the 8.E.F., leaving the fields of Flanders to flood and fire and the invader. Leaving a commano post is General Weygand. Commander-in- ...
... HUSH TUSH We are to be kept in ignorance of what is happening in France and Flanders, because if we were told the enemy might learn something he does not know. On top of this very thin excuse for concealing unpleasant facts, P,.8.C. speakers recite and ...
... To Them The Laurels 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 is in full swing. The hazardous operation of re-embarkation and ...
... perspective. Mr. Churchill once wrote of the skilful evacuation of the Dardanelles, This consummation was acclaimed by the shallow and the uninstructed as if it had been a victory. The retreat from Flanders has been a superb, heroic piece of work, and the ...
... again, B.E.F. men with some French comrades pack the deck of a destroyer which brought them safely across the Channel from Flanders. Above: Helping hand for a wounded soldier as the men, some with labels tied to their uniforms, walk along the quay at a ...
... military spokesman said that the number of troops evacuated had reached important proportions. Thousands of B.E.F. men kept on arriving i England. And on the other side of t Channel the evacuation went swiftly, unceasingly. Small boats were still ferr ...
... are air raid wardens, and two have joined the Parashots. Sixty men, most of whom were badly disabled in the last war, were evacuated during the week from the Star and Garter Home at Sandgate, near Folkestone, in view of the threat of air attacks, and have ...