... ONE PENNY ANY THOUSANDS OF BRITISH TROOPS HOME AGAIN FROM FLANDERS lay and Night Evacuation Continues at Dunkirk' ...

... troops who were, most 'gravely threatenedthe rearguard. Dealing with the evacuation of Flanders, the spokesman said: There is a continual coming and going. Ships leave with the evacuated personnel and material, and return with suppiies of food, medical stores ...

... Shortly after dawn to-day I watched a number of steamers come sweeping into harbour, their decks laden with Allied troops from Flanders. British, French and Belgians have been arriving during the past few. days. It is late •in the forenoon as I telephone, and ...

... SOUTH-EASTERN ENGLAND, iTCHED BY THE NAVY, THE MERCANMARINE AND THE R.A.F. FROM t\'DERS. Numbers of the troops successfully evacuated otpermissible, but it is authoritatively stated in in that they are already very large and the irawal is now going on co ...

... have been attacking harmless villages and in some places have dropped bombs on schools where children had assembled to be evacuated. In long files, their possessions on their backs. streams of refugees are passing through from the provinces of Liege and ...

... Each time we widens, we were bombed very shortly after- Many thousands of B.E.F. troops passed through London to-day from Flanders. Among them were a number of A.T.S. girls. The men told a reporter that the B.E.F. had inflicted casualties at the rate of ...