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... the secretary. Mr. Charles S. Flanders. ha, refused to take an honorarium, to Ich he was entitled. in view of the ' dition of the club's finances. It was a very delightful gesture, which they all appreciated. Mr. Flanders had said he was not doing the ...
... Sunday The church was decorated by Miss G Ryder and helpers some of the flowers were sent by evacuated scholars and teachers A link had been formed with the evacuated scholars of the school by sending a letter advising them of the requesting them that they ...
... GREAT BATTLE HAS BEGUN THE GREAT FLANDERS BATTLE HAS BEGUN. THE GERMANS ARE ABOUT TO MAKE THEIR SUPREME EFFORT TO BREAK THROUGH THE ALLIED ARMIES. This was stated in London this morning. The British and French soldiers and airmen, facing their greatest ...
... attack on aa decline last September through with members of the Dutch Govern- tha convoy of 10 enemy ships, 6 torpedoes evacuation, is growing rapidly owing ment. CY fcund their mark. Three hits were to the influx of refugees from the made on another ...
... London Filling Up London's population, which suffered a decline last September through evacuation, is growing rapidly owing to the influx of refugees from the Low countries. Children who have been sent away from London to reception areas on the South ...
... s h e ll s an d a fierce infantry attack, the Germans last night and this morning launched the first big onslaught in the Flanders battle. British troops, under fire on a serious scale for the first time, stood the test magnificently, and although they ...
... sure. ★ ★ ★ MR. F. CROSS RETURNS I hear that Mr. F. Cross is returning in June to Brentford from the South Coast, where was evacuated at the commencement of war. This will mean that Brentford is to lose ten new friends who have come to regard the old town ...
... success I am sure. MR. F. RtURNS I hear that Mr. F. Cross is returning in June to Brentford from the South Coast, where he was evacuated at the commencement of war. This will mean that Brentford is to lose ten new friends who have come to regard the old town ...
... EVACUATED GIRL IS TAKEN FROM INVALID AN elderly retired Army officer successfully applied to Eastbourne billeting appeal tribunal yesterday for a thirteen-year-old girl to be moved from his house. He said: I have a large house and three servants. I ...
... as it held out there was a reasonable prospect of effecting the evacuation of the B.E.F.—though it would have been in conditions more perilous and difficult than those of the evacuation of Gallipoli. The sudden surrender of the Belgian Army would seem ...
... Lille By (I . IS. EV Dai I Herald Diplomatic Correspondent QRIMLY, TENACIOUSLY AND WITH PERFECT DISCIPLINE, THE B.E.F. IN FLANDERS IS FIGHTING THE MOST DESPERATE RETREATING BATTLE IN THE ANNALS OF OUR ARMY. French Navy Rushes I nder incessant bombing ami ...