... GERMAN REPORT —♦ ATTACKS ON ALLIED WARSHIPS A German High Command communique issued yesterday stated:— The great battle in Flanders and Artois approaching its end with the annihilation of the British and French armies fighting there Since yesterday the ...

... any hour may become the greatest battlefield in history. These people, most of them men whose wives and children have been evacuated, plus old folk who will never leave the land, live their regular lives while around them fortifications widen and solidify ...

... WEYGAND “PLAN” SURPRISE LORD GORT’S despatches on the campaign in France and Flanders, issued to-day, lift the veil upon the tragedy which culminated in the Dunkirk evacuation. The Commander-in-Chief describes how the B.E.F. were left unsupported on each ...

... Germany’s war effort. He has also released Dutch prisoners of war. B.E.F. SURVIVORS KILLED AT HOME After getting back safely from Flanders, Sapper A. Rutherford has died in a military hospital in the South of England from injuries received when he was knocked ...

... definite units. lf French warships * Ut Evacuation French warslnps and over Merchant vessels of all kinds, V. m converted liners to jllijtijj’j A Ve taken part in the defence V forp the evacuation of the V in Flanders, it is stated Go military spokesman said ...

... little compared with the number of aeroplanes the enemy can use, almost with impunity. Thus, the dispiriting experience of Flanders and Crete Is once again being repeated. It can easily be imagined, too, that the defence must be affected by the thought ...

... Crick, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ’* Aii Evacuation Problem Sir, —Your correspondent Puzzled,” whose letter appeared in your issue of June 5, has been misinformed. Your correspondent states that she lives in an evacuable area, and since January, 1939. has had ...

... aground at New Brighton in a fog. PARIS BUSES BACK FROM FLANDERS TREK TO AID REFUGEES • Paris, Monday.—Buses which helped refugees to escape from the warshattered towns and villages of Flanders are back on the streets of Paris —some of them ‘still daubed ...

... who travelled Country yesterday to o', who tool part ;ies evacuation, made a sixty division in the Southexi er= Wherever he went he was j said, by the excellent heal of the troops after the Flanders. The award of the , jt'!j|f suoprise to |, of the East ...

... most from the upheaval caused by the war, and recent events the south-east of this country were foretaste of the greater evacuation that would be insisted upon in the future. One lesson learned from the war was that, in spite of the great development of ...