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... BRITAIN WELCOMES THE B.E.F. Ministering to the Welfare of Ihe Heroes of Flanders ESS? Z-- >aa iw--i _J-- IL v $8@£5&SI AT A BARN ADJOINING A STATION All the available villagers turned out to lend a willing hand in preparing meals for the hungry and thirsty ...
... With the quays packed with naval vessels lying moored three deep, further vessels continue to arrive full of troops from Flanders. These men are getting their first sight of England after withstanding almost superhuman hardships in their long battle ...
... SpOT ON THEIR WAY TO THE DOCKS DUNKIRK -THE HARBOUR THE PALL OF SMOKE OVER THE DOOMED CITY WAS CONTINUOUS THROUGHOUT THE EVACUATION AS THE ENEMY AIR FORCE AND LAND ARTILLERY SOUGHT TO ENCOMPASS THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ALLIES ON THEIR WAY TO THE BEACHES ...
... beaches of the Flanders coast, after a 90-mile march before the onrush of a mechanised monster, British and French-- 335,490 of them endured the ceaseless bombardment and bombing for days, until each individual s turn came for evacuation. The picture above ...
... TYPICAL SCENE ON A BRITISH ROAD It has been stated that, as a result of the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Dunkirk, a quantity of war material had to be left behind In Flanders. Despite this the roads of England seem to be humming with war activities of ...
... in this connection it is interesting to' note the comments to me of another officer just back from Flanders. While I was there waiting to be evacuated, he said, we had only one day which was not perfect for attacking aircraft. That day there was lowish ...
... officers and men who fought in Flanders and more recently in France. All of them state that refugees were the greatest menace and hindrance, which is why I welcome the expectation of the Government announcement of compulsory evacuation plans. In their numbers ...
... cabaret at Le Meurice. SCHOOLBOY DRAMATICS: First to amuse themselves and then to help a good cause boys of Westminster School evacuated to Devon got up a revue called Go To It, which proved so popular that it was given at the Rudolph Steiner Hall, in aid of ...
... Prime Minister rose to his greatest heights of oratory, unsurpassed even by himself, when he described the miracle of the evacuation of Dunkirk. He was especially moving and noble in his tribute to the few thousand airmen who made the miracle possible by ...
... epic evacuation of the B.E.F. and French troops from Dunkirk, being towed up the river. Two-seater motor boats and small river yachts, slender and frail, returned after days of bombing and bombardment while they brought back the men from Flanders. Now ...
... of his impending surrender. I do not know whether he gave any more hours than ex-King Leopold gave to General Blanchard in Flanders. But I do not think that he gave Mr. Churchill very much time in which to re-orientate his entire plans. After all, it is ...
... PARASHOTS: THE TASKS BEFORE THE NEW IRONSIDES UNDISTURBED by the strenuous operations of the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Flanders, the work of Home Defence has been steadily going on. The main defence of Great Britain will be the special armed bodies ...