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... into a small credit at the end of 1939. Emanuel College, Wandsworth, who are billeted in Petersileld under the Government evacuation scheme, asked permission to use the ground for practice and it was agreed that this should be given as far as possible. ...
... tered tor evacuation will given the I'rvß'rxnGHTf ‘tALF protect against the treacherous captivating in its infinite variety. Canals, the ; biggest broadcasting station in the Nether- christening of ships. Every new name opportunity to be evacuated should ...
... out from Portsmouth the parashootists will be mobilised In the country's cause. FURTHER EVACUATION PLANS Arrangementa have been made for a further evacuation of Reboot-children from Portsmouth should the necessity arise. In order to maintain contact ...
... our country and our Empire of our Allies, and above all the cause of freedom. A tremendous battle is raging in France and Flanders. The Germans, by a remarkable combination of air bombing and heavily armoured tanks, have broken through the French defences ...
... in the north Increasing in violence, said the official French I military commentator to-day. He said that in the Battle of Flanders the Germans were throwing | enormous human and material forces' into the light regardless of losses and were trying to overwhelm ...
... ravaging Europe. Fog of War THE Allied High Command's curtailment news of operations at this vital stage in Northern France and Flanders is wise: and Indeed too much has been made by Government spokesmen of the public's response and readiness to endure silence ...
... ala fal t Ae M use of Commons, to-day, said plans a! the evacuation of school children con re already taxing accommodation in ach eption areas and it was not practic- to include in the evacuation | vou eme arrangements for large | 7 Sr eme arrangements ...
... B.E.F. MEN HOME ' It was officially announced to-day that many thousands of men from the BE F Flanders, with large numbers their French comrades, evacuated from Dunkirk, were landed in England yesterday. Speaking at Broadstairs on Thursday, Capt. H. H ...
... crippled the operations of Who Who? Who? our Army in Flanders? ! News Chronicle.—The annihilating victory for which the Nazis hoped in | Flanders is being snatched from their ‘grasp. The evacuation of the B.E.F. ‘and certain French units to this country ...
... positions on the Somme, halted the Germans south of Sedan, and inflicted extremely heavy losses on the enemy in She battle of Flanders. The decision of the military author'. ties to withhold detailed account, of Ithe actions in France and Belgium preventedi ...
... Stockley, F c able seaman; Friar, Point. d’Atout, Boccaccio, Meanwhile an Associated Press evacuated and being for the past three days, waiting to be | dinate.” evacuated, | attendant; J chief petty officer; Stringer, Apellity,, Hawk,. King, Henry, message ...
... the evacuation of Wino' children Wei'. already taxing accommodation in reception . and it was not p'scticahle to Include In the evacuation scheme arrangements for' large numbers of old people. Apart from other considerations arising In evacuation and ...