... that struck answering chords in the hearts of the visitors. Large numbers of evacues have since returned. For instance, 25,000 evacues arrived in Northampton when evacuation began. Mid-August figures this year showed that less than one sixth of them remained ...

... complete solidarity the stubborn German drive and assure the evacuation. TROOPS BOMBED aim by the R.A.F. are given in an Air : UnCei^lent to da y- This states: Royal Air tinue to screen the evacuation of Allied th e or th East Coast of France. Further re-0r ...

... Regiment, second son of Vice- Admiral G. H. D. O. Lyon and Mrs. Lyon, of Lymington, Hants., has been killed in action in Flanders. He played for England at Rugby Football. Well-informed circles Bucharest say that in response to Rumanian request, the Soviet ...

... commission and became a lieutenant. His new rank dates from the beginning of June. After taking part in the Battle of Flanders he was evacuated from Dunkirk and was home on leave in Holbeach a few week c ago: Holbeach has every reason to be proud of this rapid ...

... Other attacks took place in the region ot Valenciennes where, after victorious defensive action, the French spontaneously evacuated a sharp salient. - - On the Channel coast the Boulog n e citadel fell late yesterday afternoon, but this mornin Calais was ...

... Earl Shilton man, Guardsman W. Grewcock, of Tower-road, has returned to England after being in the thick of the fighting in Flanders. Guardsman Grewcock, who has served with The Grenadier Guards for two years, was with his unit covering the retreat and was ...

... RESCUES CONTINUE SHIPLOADS FROM FLANDERS MORE OF PRIOUX ARMY HERE •rriHOUSANDS British and French soldiers continued to pour into England to-day, safe home from Flanders. All night long the Navy had carried on its brilliant work of rescue, and today the ...

... Belgians the military situation of the Allies in Flanders and Artois was desperate enough. Mr. Churchill has prepared us for hard and heavy tidings. At best we must look for a successful evacuation and at worst for detailed destruction of a glorious ...

... member of a Labour unit which took its place in the line in Flanders, is convinced that if the BEF had had support in the air equal to that accorded the Germans, there would have been no evacuation of Dunkirk. Along with his friend Pte. Tom Smith, of Wigston ...

... already evacuated have reached important jppepoittohs,’* A number Belgian units which refused to obey Leopold's order to surrender have now reached the port with their officers, who include army corps general. More than 100.000 then have been evacuated from ...

... kirk to German p ftir f / German losses far as they firmed amounte ...

... A Rutherford back to England safely from Flanders yesterday ' ' ' in black-out by- To-day died from injuries in South of England hospital DOG FOLLOWS BEF FROM FLANDERS 'l tiii took part in - retreat evacuation of' the BEI' from now being-cared for at ...