... come home from the Flanders inferno. The woman was modestly dressed, but an oLlooker calculated she must have given away at least £2O during the time he himself looked on. y 343,000 London Children Have Not Been Registered for Evacuation h tragic :Anaor ...

... and some com and kept bees. He had a distinguished career in the 1914-18 war, during which he served in the Dardanelles, Flanders and Italy. unhappiness as they certainly are of joy. Cruelty is paramount in the insect world, but not more so than in the ...

... 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 ...

... safety. We are proud of them. But now that the evacuation is almost completed, let us give a special thought to the French. Had it not been for the tenacity and self-sacrifice of the poilu the story of Flanders would have had a much more tragic ending for ...

... have to be evacuated, but steps are being taken to prevent streams of refugees and evacuees from clogging the main roads Local •authorttieT personnel and Local Defence Volunteers may be required to checa any oanic movement The lesson ot Flanders and France ...

... HAD SLEPT PERHAPS FOR TOO LONG. And won't it mean something, too, for the future development of the minds of these little evacuated children, that they should have had such a wonderful experience of the essential kindness of men and women ? The TENDERNESS ...

... 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 ...

... of England and Wales now and not when German bombs and bullets are turning such an evacuation into a massacre. Even the military disaster we have sustained in Flanders has failed to awaken the people of this country to a full realisation of our position ...

... As One Nation YTERDAY in Parliament Mr. Churchill told in his own inimitable way the saga of the Flanders battle. Because of the heroism of all the Allied forces 335,000 men have been taken off to safety. No one—least of all the Premier—believed a week ...

... LADY WIT ustained records. A Dunkirk, nurses, shadow soldiers, ,aved. French in Dunkirk Fought to the End In the evacuation of Dunkirk, it was explained yesterday, British troops held the Corunna Line while their comrades and the French passed through ...

... SALVATION ARMY. Thanksgiving services for the successful evacuation of the B.E.F. from Flanders were held at Bromley Salvation Army Temple, Ethelbert-road. on Sunday. The services were conducted by Major and Mrs. G. Exley. Monday's programme at the Templc ...

... season on the Ist pros. In common with nearly all clubs, the enlistment of so many of our young men and women. plus the evacuation to the country of other members, has seriously depleted the membership but the club will definitely carry on, and was reported ...