... GERMANS FLOODING FLANDERS along the Belgian coast the lockgates of have been closed German orders, and large ceas West and East Tanders have been flooded. Reparations have been made - evacuate civilians Irom Ertt. Western Flanders, the Belgian News Agency ...

... losing the war of words? Are we having to retreat to prepared positions for lack of adjectives? Are we evacuating the rostrum as evacuated Norway and Flanders? Not a bit of It! On the contrary we have established a superiority of eloquence which. If maintained ...

... Lille By (I . IS. EV Dai I Herald Diplomatic Correspondent QRIMLY, TENACIOUSLY AND WITH PERFECT DISCIPLINE, THE B.E.F. IN FLANDERS IS FIGHTING THE MOST DESPERATE RETREATING BATTLE IN THE ANNALS OF OUR ARMY. French Navy Rushes I nder incessant bombing ami ...

... we have been warned to steel ourselves for heavy tidings. We cannot guess at this hour how many of our men will be evacuated from Flanders, how many will be killed or wounded in the unequal struggle. But while we wait, we can apply our mindt and our energies ...

... within the ..is. 1 meaning of the Act. Flanders Leave Instructions had been issued, said Mr. Eden, Secretary for War, for a free travelling warrant to be granted for the leave given to men es- who were evacuated from ports 'lf north of the Somme on or ...

... WOUNDED- BALLOT TO STAY -AWARDED D.S.O. pvVO doctors and a chaplain in the B.E.F. have been honoured for gallantry in the Flanders fighting. Lieut. (Temp. Major) P. H. Newman, R.A.M.C., receives the D.S.O. “Heavenly Twins” Are •' His unremitting keenness ...

... are longing to visit their evacuated children during the holidays are waiting in vain for cheap railway facilities to be provided. the Da made at present. More Difficult A member •e Commute ravel facilities n the war. Evacuated ch iver wide areas Many ha ...

... us 114.555 dead and wounded, one-third of the losses on the main battlefields of France and Flanders Our total casualties all fronts were 528.227. were evacuating Suvla. beginning. Indeed, our wholesale departure from the Gallipoli peninsula. From the Salonika ...

... not have missed it for the world.'’ They are Miss Ruth W. Adeney, aged 37. and Miss J 28. The Boulogne oan Wilson, aged evacuated from people to be building, Adeney. Duri we c had star A rr Adeney. under cc calmly kne tiifftl With Hint third influence ...

... replied the sergeant. I haven't got blinking rope. S. CI fender. lleill-riieiel. Norwich. Aviation 7ertns rpHE teacher evacuated children wa.% asking general knowledge quest ions. What do people call two babieborn the same time? she inquired Twins ...

... trains passed each Three were crowded with detachments the B.EJF., on their way home from Dunkirk. Two were jammed with evacuated children, going the other way. The hoys were coming home, glorious losers triumphant in defeat. The kids were leaving home ...

... instance. urged Father Groser, » * for billeting outside London. EMEMBER, you who criticise ★ overseas evacuation, that the ~. . , Infant Jesus was evacuated 'KUStK told the Minister, who another country. Hitler out-Hcrods looked astounded. how Herod.—l. ...