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... London Filling Up London's population, which suffered a decline last September through evacuation, is growing rapidly owing to the influx of refugees from the Low countries. Children who have been sent away from London to reception areas on the South ...
... To.DAys N Wounded From Flanders Battle Nose ? !NI that spm i u Cold masa. You trulislitrP by puttiog • int. nob . • and morning. Tlie .uper-aelive iintisentie this breathable act instantly, t dissolve niu , a4 tl Are Brought Safely Home infection, rout ...
... week, since Hitler had thrown All his iarmoured divisions—ten to twelve—into the Flanders battle. The Bremen radio, in English, said that as Germany attacked in Flanders to thwart the Anglo-French plan to attack the Ruhr district, she was not likely ...
... Institut Francais, w.ho interviewed him, was that the Germans captured 350,000 men in the first phase of the great battle in Flanders and later 600,000 in France—whereas only 60,000 were killed, with perhaps 300,000 more wounded. The French Army was organised ...
... ready in time for the new rationing period. 4. —Help in the big evacuation of schoolchildren that starts today in many parts of the country. And register your own children for evacuation if you live in one of the dangerous areas. And Forget These! 5. ...
... charge of a doctor. A small section of these Emergency Hospital organisations has just been tested by the casualties evacuated from Flanders. and medical men praise highly the speed and efficiency with which cases were handled. ...
... nightmare experiences of our soldiers of the British Expeditionary Force, both during the recent Battle of Flanders and while awaiting to be evacuated from the French coast at Dunkirk. They are related mostly in letters joyfully received during the past week ...
... opening of, the season on May I. In common with nearly all clubs the enlistment of so many young men and women, plus the evacuation to the country of other members' businesses. has seriously deplesed the membership.' but the ehib will &finitely carry on ...
... SpOT ON THEIR WAY TO THE DOCKS DUNKIRK -THE HARBOUR THE PALL OF SMOKE OVER THE DOOMED CITY WAS CONTINUOUS THROUGHOUT THE EVACUATION AS THE ENEMY AIR FORCE AND LAND ARTILLERY SOUGHT TO ENCOMPASS THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ALLIES ON THEIR WAY TO THE BEACHES ...
... 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 ...
... beaches of the Flanders coast, after a 90-mile march before the onrush of a mechanised monster, British and French-- 335,490 of them endured the ceaseless bombardment and bombing for days, until each individual s turn came for evacuation. The picture above ...
... men, drawn not many weeks before from civilian life, behaved almost like veterans. Praiseworthy Organisation OUR defeat in Flanders may have been colossal,” to use Winston’s word, but it has had at least this great advantage—that every man has come back ...