... DUNKIRK EVACUATION GOES War-time Court Contrasts Germans Claim Capture of Port DESPITE continual attacks from the air and by long range artillery, troops are still embarking from Dunkirk in large numbers, and in perfect order. German infantry attacks ...

... I ANDERS EVACUATION GOES ON if. BOYS WtING y the Allies’ f 6 rearguard action L?oicj; eris of thousands of an d French, too, into England tofrom one of the >a ; tlefields in the k 7. er cover of darki>oUe » r 5 on brilliant s to-day the proces- We transports ...

... soldiers evacuated from Flanders reached British ports today, and shared a single hope. That was to get back to the battle zone and “have another go” at the Germans. Men landing at a South-East Coast port, to-day, said that the B.E.F. evacuation was approaching ...

... B.E.F. in the Warwicks give three cheers arriving at Pool Meadow for in the epic battle of Flanders. They were brought to Coventry from a ’buses chartered by “The Midland Daily Telegraph Parcels Fund. Mr. Cocks, M.P., —Wants to Know ]V|R. F. S. COCKS ...

... Paris state that the evacuation was without precedent in military history. Even up to three days ago it was thought that it would not be possible to evacuate more than 100,000 men. German headquarters, in a survey of the Flanders fighting, give their ...

... British divisions at lightning speed. There is no secret that the B.E.F. lost practically the whole of its equipment in the evacuation from Dunkirk, and that the seasoned troops who were rescued from that magnificent retreat cannot be reformed and re-equipped ...

... it has been suggested, may precede the next phase of the war, accompanied news that: Allied troops continue to be evacuated from Flanders, with shiploads reaching Britain. R.A.F. machines covering these operations destroyed or seriously damaged 56 enemy ...

... TELEGRAPH CHIEF REPORTER fl/TORE glowing stories of the part played by the Royal WarwicklYA shire Regiment in the Battle of Flanders are now coming to light. A battalion, which includes many men from the Coventry district, covered itself with glory in the ...

... to full production. Captain Arthur Peter Godman, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, whose death in action in Flanders, is announced to-day, was the only son of Air Commodore A. L. Godman. commandant of the Northern Area of the Observer Corps ...

... Fighting In Flanders (Continued from Front Page) tion for the Allied Army in Flanders is completed is a secret of the Supreme Command. ALLIES ARE AS ONE IN FLANDERS It was emphasised in London to-day that the withdrawal of the forces from Flanders is a combined ...

... 56 ENEMY AIRCRAFT DESTROYED YESTERDAY ROYAL Air Force fighters continue to screen the evacuation of Allied troops from the north-east coast of France. The Air Ministry states that further reports show that during yesterday 56 enemy aircraft were destroyed ...

... R.A.F. bombers, meanwhile, have been constantly pounding away at the German reinforcements and lines of communication in Flanders and far away to the south-east across the valleys and hills of the Meuse and the Moselle. Low clouds and the electric storms ...