... FLANDERS BATTLE GROWS | INTENSITY GREATER PART OF NAZI ARMY ENGAGED IN STRUGGLE FRENCH AND ALLIED TROOPS HOLD UP ADVANCE RIS, MONDAY.—THE OFFICIAL FRENCH COMMUNIQUE pA TO-DAY STATES:— ‘© In the north the enemy continues his attacks, French and Allied ...

... different from the last, when the wounded were so largely cared for in hospitals in France and Flanders. 44 This time every man who can possibly evacuated hospital in the United Kingdom is brought here. Hundred* of inquiries are reaching us for news ...

... arriving in their thousands and it is hoped that most of the B.E.F. may be evacuated, although the difficulties and dangers increase every hour. As it is this mass evacuation is a stupendous feat, only made possible by the dauntless efficiency ol the ...

... declare, have been attacking harmless villages, and in some places have dropped bombs on schools where children had assembled evacuated. Air raid alarms have been frequent, they say, that they could not distinguish the warning from the all clear. A woman ...

... On—Official Paris, Friday.—lt sfficially announced by the Belgian authorities here that Belgian troops are still fighting in Flanders. The number of troops engaged is not known present. A Difficult Operation The Press Association military correspondent, wri ...

... along the Maginot Line there is nothing to report. Senlis Told Evacuation Unnecessary The population of Senlis, about 25 miles north-east of Paris, was warned to-day by Radio Paris that evacuation is quite unneces- sary. A message trom the Prefect of the Oise ...