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... estaminet A farmer went to it with shot gun and made the crew of four prisoners In the Westward direction I saw signs of evacuation but not on any great scale mostly old women and children All over the countryside peasants were stoically carrying on wiH’ ...
... fighting hard in Boulogne the Germans have not yet reached Calais while British and French forces are gradually closing the Flanders “gap” which it was stated in one quarter had been reduced to 12 miles The Germans are suffering tremendous losses in their ...
... population the Germans are dropping from the air tracts printed in Norwegian giving a highly coloured version of the fighting in Flanders From personal observation of the effect of these leaflets on the people I can state that the Germans are wasting their time ...
... parents who stubbornly refused to allow their children to be evacuated I return to the subject because it is now urgent To-morrow morning sees the end of the registration period for the evacuation of Tyneside youngsters The sands are running out fast If there ...
... Mrs Climpson at her post in France “One morning” said Mrs Carpenter the order came that the Salvation Army officers were to evacuate all centres toward the front line Having to the safety of all our officers and workers within reach Brigadier and Mrs Climpson ...
... the remainder of the BEF not evacuated He was received by the King at Buckingham Palace and invested the insignia of the Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath Oort's return reflects good progress made in evacuation of the BEF He was met at the station ...
... NAZIS STEEL TI7HILE their companions were being evacuated from Flanders certain sections the BEF were fighting a magnificent rearguard action to cover the withdrawal Vivid stories of the great battle in Flanders were related by soldiers who returned England ...
... ALLIED FORCES FROM FLANDERS CONTINUES TO PROVIDE ONE OF THE MOST AMAZING MILITARY FEATS OF THIS OR ANY OTHER WAR AS MORE AND MORE MEN REACH ENGLAND THEY TELL THE SAME STORY OF HEROISM AND STOICISM BY ALL CONCERNED IN THE EVACUATION Mere of lads one boy ...
... at dawn yesterday from the region south of Amiens and from Roye about 15 miles north-west of Noyon French troops having evacuated their supporting points the previous night The Germans came up against new positions between Aumale and Noyon and flanked ...
... terribly and when all is said and done Paris is almost a frontier town In 1914 we had to stop the use of the Channel ports evacuate the Havre base and for several weeks send We Can View This Situation With More Cheerfulness H ITLER remains true to form ...
... poor relief difficulties created by the war that travelling expenses of persons drawing relief when visiting their children evacuated to reception areas be paid YOU suffer from INDIGESTION BILIOUSNESS I DYSPEPSIA FLATULENCE 1 ACIDITY HEARTBURN PALPITATION ...
... re-told to our children’s children This last-ditch handful of heroes fought like furies to ensure the success of the Dunkirk evacuation They could have had no illusions about the outcome of the struggle Faced by an enemy vastly superior in numbers equipment ...