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... HEROES THANKED Their Spirit a Tonic j For All Soldiers From Flanders at Church Parade MEN OF THE 8.E.F., WITH VIVID MEMORIES OF THE BATTERING THEY RECEIVED IN THE EPIC EVACUATION FROM FLANDERS, ATTENDED THE GARRISON CHURCH PARADE SERVICE AT EXETER CATHEDRAL ...
... RAHWAY COMPANIES’ GOOD WORK The work of the railway companies during the evacuation of the British Ex|ieditiouary Force from Flanders won the admiration and thanks of the whole country. The Southern Railway boro the main burden, but credit is also due ...
... the Bath. He gave the King a first-hand account of the Flanders battle. Lord Gort's return was recorded the War Office in this announcement: As a result of the good progress made in the evacuation of the 8.E.F., and the consequent reduction in the size ...
... Germans are waging this war in machine gunning and bombing helpless refugees, and the lesson of the Allied evacuation from the fields of Flanders is that our troops must have more guns, more ammunition and even more and more planes. ' • _ They are full ...
... enemy is proceeding. The development of the new Local Defence Volunteers, the plans for the evacuation of children from the coastal regions opposite France and Flanders, the drive against the Fifth Column,” and other administrative changes are all evidence ...
... the Allied Navies and Air Forces, the work of embark. the last heroic defenders who have covered the evacuation of the Northern armies from Flanders is goin; steadily forward, in spite of aerial bombing and bombardment by German Icng-rangc guns. The troops ...
... Press Association. UNITED STATES PRAISE FOR ALLIED ARMIES “A DEFEAT, BUT NOT A DISASTER New York, May 31 Evacuation of the Allied Armies from Flanders is recounted at great length in the New York Press to-day. A despatch to the New York Times ” from Berlin ...
... or missing in the French and Belgian evacuation, as stated in the House of Commons the Prime Minister, and as expression of thankfulness that as many as 335,000 men had been successfully brought home from Flanders. On behalf of the Royal Humane Society ...
... has been wounded in Flanders. He is thirty. FLANDERS SOLDIER TOOK CAR IN BID TO SEE WIFE Lance-Corporal Clifford Edward Williams, twenty-five, a Guardsman, whose home is in South Wales, is one of the B.E.F. evacuated from Flanders. Unable to get leave ...
... home some days before the general withdrawal. News that two Ayton men, John Burn and David Millar, had been safely evacuated from Flanders was received last week. News has been received during the week-end -that Driver Win. Voung, Coldstream, who was with ...
... Rise In London Heroic fighting by the b.e.f. and french REARGUARDS IN THE GREAT FLANDERS BATTLE HAS ALLOWED THE WOUNDED AND THOSE NOT ACTIVELY ENCAGED TO BE EVACUATED, IT WAS OFFICIALLY REVEALED LAST NIGHT. With the help of the Royal Navy, and screened ...
... IRON It was revealed in London yesterday that the crew of a British ship ironed the clothes of nurses whom they evacuated from the Flanders coast. The ship had made its third trip across the North Sea then it picked up a party of hospital nurses who were ...