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... 100,000 ARE REPORTED EVACUATED TENS of thousands more British and French soldiers reached England to-day, covered by the Allies' glorious rearguard action in Flanders. Warships, transports, and craft of all kinds are plying to and fro across the Channel ...
... to some estimates only a division of Allied troops now remain in Flanders. The entrenched camp of Dunkirk, reinforced by the arrival of considerable numbers of the Allied armies in Flanders, including small numbers of Belgians, is holding out well and ...
... ADMIRAL HELPED. Admiral aerial, who is in command of the French naval forces which have been assisting in the evacuation of the B.E.F. from Flanders, has been awarded the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour. P.A. War Special. ...
... High tribute to the evacuation of the British and French troops from Dunkirk was paid to-day by the Soviet official organ Izvestia, estimating that over “ 200,000 of the nearly 300.000 British troops ” on the Continent has been evacuated. (Stories and pictures ...
... and air forces continue with complete solidarity at Dunkirk their bitter fight to resist the German drive and to assure evacuation. The enemy showed the importance they attached to the passage of the Somme by counter-attacking in this region. This co ...
... j*w2R ST. (Bus Station), Piccadilly, Manchester WELLIMGTOH HP. S.. STOCKPORT NUMBERS of British and French troops evacuated from Flanders by sea are very large, it was authoritatively stated in London this afternoon. Despite their great numerical superiority ...
... EVELYN FREDERICK VERE BOSCAWEN, of the Coldstream Guards, the eldest son of Viscount Falmouth, has been killed in action in Flanders, it is announced to-day. He was 23. The new heir to the peerage is the Hon. George Hugh Boscawen, who was born in 1919. Lord ...
... war ' correspondent, who talked so much good sense to the Manchester Reform Club this week on the lessons he had learned in Flanders, is returning to the new front in France quite soon. E. A. M. is not only a fine journalist but a discriminating and fearless ...
... of State, Lord Gort appointed corps commander to carry on the defence and evacuation, whether from Dunkirk or beaches and returned to England, Alexander completed the evacuation of Dunkirk. His brilliance as soldier and strategist was once again demonstrated ...
... this sector, EVACUATION PROCEEDS On all the beaches in the Dunkirk area under the protection of the Allied navies and au forces the work of embarking the last heroic defenders who have covered the evacuation of the northern armies from Flanders is going steadily ...
... Dunkirk goes on at an accelerated speed. Only a fee thousands of B.E.F. men, supported by a larger French force, remained in Flanders to-day. They hold a line of defensive positions around Dunkirk, about five miles from the town, fighting a last desperate ...
... LIONEL J. O. LAMBART, who is missing believed killed while commanding H.M.S. Grive, a Fleet Air Arm tender, sunk during the evacuation of Dunkirk, is the brother and heir presumptive of Field-Marshal the Earl of Cavan. Captain Lambart. who is 66, served in ...