... TRITR NOM IS GREAT 1 AA a result of the homes of equhroent in the evacuation of Flanders, the need for ootnforts for Lynn own who were in that area been 01! (a shotnd be sent to the Mayoress atl ,I, Men who may be In need, should get in with the WM* at ...

... Alfred Grove. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Grove, of Leverington. has been awarded the Military Medal for gallantry in Flanders prior to the evacuation from Dunkirk. Sergt. Grove—a lance-corporal at the tame of his act of gallantr —was one of a company of a Coldstream ...

... accompanied by Mr. Oglethorpe (stationmaster), Mr. C Reader (chief goods clerk), and Messrs. Oooch and Mitchell (from the evacuated staff at Austin-st.). Mr. O. Morris (newly-appointed Scottish Secretary of the Association) was the special speaker. After ...

... and May 17 is given as 1.522. Since May 17. of course. there have been further heavy losses, of both men and machines. The evacuation of the Allied forces from Dunkirk was described in an Admiralty dispatch on Monday night as the most extensive and difficult ...

... courageous and most encouraging utterance. It was officially - anribunced on Tuesday that. before the last forces were evacuated from Dunkirk during Monday night, the port had been rendered useless to the Germans. . One of our heavy bombers collided ...

... on Theeday night, said that it would be necessary to withdraw our Army in Flanders from its positions, but it would not be a defeated army that we should withdraw. The Evacuation of Boulogne. Vivid accounts by eye-witnesses have been published of the brilliant ...

... (assistant to the evacuation officer), Mr. R. R. Bennett, Mr. E. H. Hendry, Mr. C. 0. Newell, and Mrs. J. H. Stutter and Mrs. R. W. Haylett, of the Downham Women's V.A.D. They were taken by buses to the Town Hall, which the evacuation officer (Mr. W. J ...

... Maynard tßodham Rectory, Holt). Mrs, C. J. Seeker, of Neatherd Moor, East Dereham, has been notified of the death in action in Flanders of her son., Lce,Sgt. Percy Seeker, of the Royal I Artillery. Seeker, who was 32, had been, a Territorial for a number of ...

... German forces. Part of this division, with other Allied troops, was eventually surrounded by superior forces. Attempts to evacuate these troops by sea were only partially successful. and it is feared that a number of them have been taken prisoner. The ...

... factories working 24 hours a day for seven days a week, has now replaced the liaises of material suffered in the evacuations of Flanders and France. Reserves have reached large proportions. The Irish steamer Kerry Head was attacked on Thursday by a German ...

... Fisher, Messrs. C. D. Albion, J. J. Bone. It. Blau:lett, D. F. Burlingham, A. P. Burton. A. L. Carpenter, R. G. Erringion, H. Flanders, T. A. Frost, H. Ives, J. Knape, J. T. Neave, W. J. Panton, and J. Whitmore. with the Town Clerk tDinr. Frank G. Reeves) ...

... merchant shipping during the week ended June 23, when many ships-of-war were diverted from escort work to assist in the evacuation of troops from France. A Brighton AR P. worker who painted in creosote on the glass of a goods-shed on railway property ...