... Prime Minister rose to his greatest heights of oratory, unsurpassed even by himself, when he described the miracle of the evacuation of Dunkirk. He was especially moving and noble in his tribute to the few thousand airmen who made the miracle possible by ...

... of his impending surrender. I do not know whether he gave any more hours than ex-King Leopold gave to General Blanchard in Flanders. But I do not think that he gave Mr. Churchill very much time in which to re-orientate his entire plans. After all, it is ...

... Bystander War Comments Nibbling THE Flanders push continues. Here and there a slight set-back, due to very heavy counter- attacks, gives the enemy a chance to beflag Berlin in honour of another ''magnificent German victory; but the Germans who look at ...

... incognito of the King of the Belgians for his Ririera holiday here golfing at Cagnes-sur-Mer. Rethy is a small town in East Flanders Musician on duty: Geoffrey Toye, producer, conductor and adaptor of The Mikado for the screen, was at the gala premiere ...

... been placed in Czechoslovakia. As I write, there are rumours that a German ultimatum has been sent to Hungary ordering the evacuation of the Carpatho-Ruthenian district which Hungarian troops had occupied. This is an obvious move. The district is strategically ...

... man not so very dis tantly related to the former observers of the big gooseberry and the sea-serpent. Stagnation The War in Flanders, so far as it is officially supposed to interest the British public, may be said lately to have been somnolent. Continuous ...