... —Fighting In the North increasing in violence, aaid the official French military commentator to- day. He said that In the BatUe Flanders the Germans were throwing enormous human and material forces into the nght, regardless of losses, and were trying to overwhelm ...

... REDOUBLED. Icanwhile the German army, foiled it- attack on Dunkirk by rising flood which Allied engineers have resc,l over the Flanders plain, has relihxd its efforts to cut off the French aruard which is lighting its way to force—part of General Prioux's --has ...

... FOG HAMPERS GERMAN AIRMEN British Evacuation Helped BERLIN, Friday.—Weather condltions over the Channel are hampering the operations of German aircraft against the evacuation of the 8.E.F., according to the official German News Agency to-day, in its dally ...

... British forces at Dunkirk are continuing, in complete solidarity, the stubborn fight to resist the German drive and assure the evacuation. The enemy, showing the importance which he attaches to crossing the Somme, counter-attacked in this region. This cou ...

... VILLAGERS CHEER TROOP TRAINS. Covered by the Allies' desperate rearguard action in Flanders, tens of thousands of British soldiers—and French. too—continued to pour into England to-day safe home from one of the most glorious battlefields in the history ...

... BATTLE RAGES ON COAST ALLIED FORCES EVACUATING 40 GERMAN DIVISIONS IN ATTACK French General Reported Captured There is increasing German pressure on the French-Belgium Coast, as the Allied forces are evacuating. The battle rages furiously. The British ...

... claimed to have reached the River Yser thenei advance on Dunkirk and to have port within the range of their heavy artillery. In Flanders British and French troops continued their brave struggle, fighting side by side. With heavy fighting most violent on the ...

... Huge Force In the fighting In Flanders the German command has thrown into action what is described here as the largest attacking force in history. Ten armoured and three mechanised divisions, in addition to large numbers miantry, were massed against the ...

... impassable for mechanised troops. The action of flooding a large area will release a huge number of troops to defend the Flanders hills on which the Germans are trying to get a foothold. A message expressing appreciation of the tenacity which the French ...

... —The German Army, foiled in their attack on Dunkirk by reason of the flood waters which the Allied engineers topsed over the Flanders plains, redoubled their efforts to cut off these operations. The German losses both in men and material have been heavy. ...

... afternoon with enemy detachments flung its flank men of the B.E.F. and more French troops are still stubbornly cling- ing to the Flanders hills in an effort to Keep open the path to the sea. The floods released by engineers immediately north and south of Dunkirk— ...

... in the North is increasing in violence, said the official French military commentator today. He said that in the Battle of Flanders the Germans were throwing enormous human and material forces into the fight, regardless of losses, and were trying to overwhelm ...