ONE PENNY ANY THOUSANDS OF BRITISH TROOPS HOME AGAIN FROM FLANDERS
... ONE PENNY ANY THOUSANDS OF BRITISH TROOPS HOME AGAIN FROM FLANDERS lay and Night Evacuation Continues at Dunkirk' ...
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Staffordshire Sentinel
,ANDERS EPIC CONTINUED GORT BACK: HONOURED BY THE KING D PROGRESS EVACUATION
... FOLLOWING A 'INC OF THE ALLIED SUPREME WAR COUNCIL IRIS YESTERDAY. the historic evacuation of Flanders by Allied forces and thousands of British and French soldiers are orted to English ports in every manner of ship, a gallant (force is standing shoulder to shoulder ...
SURPLUS MEAT
... Austin, which accounted for the difference in their fines. LOCAL B.E.F. MEN Safely Evacuated From Flanders Further names of North Staffordshire soldiers evacuated from Flanders are: SURSLIPA.—Trooper L Shelley. 66, Li% erpool- road ; Sapper H. Hopwood. 21 ...
FRENCH ESTIMATE
... FRENCH ESTIMATE 100,000' Evacuated PARIS, Saturday. More than 100.000 men have been evacuated from Flanders, according to M I de Kerilli in the Epoque to-day. He adds that, to the - se: a third: or, perhaps, even a half of the British and French troops ...
OF STAND ON CORUNNA LINE
... OF STAND ON CORUNNA LINE ALLIES AS ONE IN FLANDERS It was emphasised in London to-day that the withdrawal of the forces from Flanders is a combined Allied operation, during which the British and French are working in the closest unity with a steadiness ...
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... attack in the near future as so real that we should have plans for the evacuation of schoolchildren as complete as possible by the beginning of next week. Mr. MacDonald said:— Evacuation may not start next week, but we may definitely decide to start it in ...
Vital Points
... Vital Points T HE wonderful achievement of evacuating the British Expeditionary Force from Flanders must not cause us to be myopic as to facts. The enemy has not shot his bolt on the Western Front. He may attack England, or, more likely, next in order ...
The Turn of the TMe
... mechanised columns and planes, which needed such large quantities of petrol, if the Allies had not suffered so heavily in• Flanders. And if it had been possible for the French to hold the Germans on the Aisne and the Somme, it is possible that a defeat ...
PRISONER OF WAR
... received a letter from him stating that tie is a prisoner and a quite Well. BACK FROM FLANDERS Here are the names of more North Staffordshire men safely evacuated from Flanders:— TUNSTALL Private G Harrison. The Croft. Greenbank-road BURSLEM Private A. Boots ...
ON LOST DESTROYER
... Stan'ey-road. Hartshill. have been informed that he received a gunshot wound in the right arm during action. but has been evacuated from Flanders to a military hospital in the south. where he is now progressing well. Following is a further list of names: TUNSTALL ...
WEDDING OF MISS A. M. WAY Daughter of Former Eccleshall Rector The wedding took place at Denham. ..
... official of the L.C.C. described the working of the great six-day evacuation scheme from London, which reached the half-way stage to-day. About 20,000 children a day are being evacuated. He added:— I have not heard of a single case of a child forgetting ...
IN HOSPITAL
... who was evacuated from Dunkirk. is now in a miiitary hospital suffering from shock. Also in hospital is Private D. Yoxal!, Prince Albert-street. Crewe. He was wounded while heaping in tile evacuation of civilians from Brussels. BACK FROM FLANDERS Further ...