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... The M.C.*s were bestowed chiefly in connection with the courageous and gallant work of officers in the Flanders campaign and the Dunkirk evacuation. The Queen watched the ceremony, which took place in the inner quadrangle, from an open French window on ...
... for days off. will be suggested to employers by bhe Ministry of Labour. Britain’s losses material suffered in the evacuations of Flanders and ranee have been made good. Employers not engaged on war work have taken advantage of the situation to cancel all ...
... was Michael H. Flanders, who prepared the book and produced and presented the ' show. He showed astonishing vivacity and versatility in Not os newsreel and in a one-man pantomime as diverting mimic of familiar characters, Flanders was also the villain ...
... our people. The Government showed foresight, wisdom and commonsense in abrogating the formal vacation. After the evacuation from Flanders and the collapse of the French armies, it became essential to put every ounce of energy into the war effort—the ...
... column) L.-Corpl. John Lee Warner, of The Queen’s Royal Regiment, the story of whose escape from a German prison camp in Flanders and subsequent exciting wanderings in hostile territory before reaching Spain and Portugal has been told this week, is now ...
... of months ago Sir Ronald Adam was in. charge one of our corps in Flanders, and took a brilliant part under Lord Gort in the series of battles which culminated in the Dunkirk evacuation, and in his promotion to his present job. Since that time there has ...
... many of his divisions, which have been made up largely men who have beer, evacuated from Dunkirk, are equipped precisely as well as they were wheu fighting gallantly in Flanders and are 100 per cent, mobile. Some emergency defencea are thus longer required ...
... Worcester, and on the outbreak he joined up and saw fighting :n thi Flanders campaign from Louvain to Dunkirk. He was among the last troops to be taken from Dunk'rk on the last day of the evacuation. Corps Anniversary rpms week-end the Saville Street * Salvation ...
... for the “Courier” giving an account the doings of Company the days leading up to the evacuation Dunkirk. The article gives a graphic picture of events France and Flanders. We experienced more than one catch the throat when reading it. On May 10th were awakened ...
... destroyed at least two planes AT K IKK Acting Flight-Lieut John Ellis is another DFC on offensive over Dunkirk during the evacuation Twice while deputising for commanding officer he a four squadrons displaying initiative and destroying enemy planes Later ...
... through the last war and now prisoner of this in Germany was captured after that tragic surrender King For to walk from the Flanders front to inland prison camn Germany When a neutral correspondent interviewed him smiling and quite optimistic the outcome ...
... to do acrobatic stunts on the niano. Yes he has a sense of humour, has Hermann. All those pitiful dead in Poland, Norway, Flanders, France, and the machine-gunned refugees, and the sunny, smashed towns and villages they must be a great joke. Miss Hurst ...