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... IN FLANDERS Nazis Say Part of B.E.F. Embarked: Surrender of 300,000 Belgians DRITISH AND FRENCH TROOPS IN FLANDEBS ARE FIGHTING ON “WITH THE SAME RESOLUTION,” IN SPITE OF THE INCREASED PRESSURE THROWN AGAINST THEM THROUGH THE LOSS OF THE BELGIAN ARMY’S ...
... Provinces of Liege and Namur, fleeing before the pitiless bombing of the German Air Force. They are hoping to find a refuge in Flanders. The streets round the capital are full of country carts with women, children and old people sitting on top of their hastily ...
... TROOPS FROM FLANDERS (WRITES A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT WITH THE B.E.F. AT A SOUTH-EAST PORT). British, French and Belgians have been arriving during the past few days in their thousands, and it is hoped that most of the B.EF. may be evacuated, although the ...
... parents ,o register their children for evacuation under the Government scheme. The Government said, feel that the risk early bombing so real that they must now make as complete aa possible plans for the evacuation of children. Troops pasting through Longen ...
... pieces of glass. Do not. course, sit directly underneath artndow.” A, Rousi, Chief Engineer. Ministry of Home Security. THE EVACUATION rEEE is fresh hope'for the orderly and unbroken withdrawal of the B.RF. in the splendid joint Anglo-French naval cover provided ...
... and docks at 0 stand, Calais, Dunkirk, Boulogne, and Dieppe were euooeeetully attacked again by the German air loros. In Flanders the enemy still eflsrs strong resistance on the Scheldt to cover hie retreat * At Valenciennes our attack against the French ...
... of the enemy. Admiral Abrial, who is in command of the French naval forces which have been assisting in the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Flanders, has been awarded the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour. The Hon. Christopher Furness, of the Welsh Guards ...
... unconquerable endurance. This quality has had a heavy burden cast upon it, but we owe the men fighting so desperately in Flanders that civilian faith and fortitude should stand as firmly as theirs. The B.E.F. it must be remembered is not a beaten force ...