... FOOD FOR RESCUED ENEMY In spite of the accelerated tempo of the evacuation of the Allied troops from Flanders, one of the small boats on its way across with a load of soldiers found time to stop and pick German airmen who had been shot down during a bombing ...

... Allies Are One It was emphasised in London to-day that the withdrawal ot the forces from Flanders a combined Allied operation, during which the British and French are working in the closest unity with a steadiness never excelled in military history. British ...

... The M.C.*s were bestowed chiefly in connection with the courageous and gallant work of officers in the Flanders campaign and the Dunkirk evacuation. The Queen watched the ceremony, which took place in the inner quadrangle, from an open French window on ...

... because it can’t catch fire! ft I THAWPIT cleans clothes Flooding of Flanders By The Germans For several months the Germans have allowed the waters of canals and rivers in Flanders and the Belgian Province of Antwerp to cover low land, said the Belgian ...

... came safely to port. The troops are arriving in their thousands, and it is hoped that most of the B.E.F. may be evacuated. This mass evacuation is a stupendous feat, only made possible the dauntless efficiency of the Royal Navy, Mercantile Marine, and the ...

... war Crete. The award is made lor conspicuous rallantiy France and Flanders in the 'early days ot th* war. He was one of Chtheroes AA. battery formed toe outbreak war and was the evacuation of Dunkirk. He was previously a grocer's ass is an* at Clnheroe ...

... 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 ...

... protection of the Allied aad Forces the work of embarking the la+t heroic defenders who hare . . covered the evacuation of the Northern Annie, Iruin Flanders in going steadily forward in spite of aerial bombing and bombardment by German long-range pet states ...

... danger is responsm all trek. Folkestone and ,f evacuated about 75 per • llU juvenile population, and al » tJj went also from Great Lowestoft. Evacuees Meet * _ j oii' A train containing some gflij'* Flanders passed a train -m, , of Hie children. Only the ...

... send their children away from the horrors of war.” A Liverpool Soldier's “Fll Be Back 9f A young Liverpool private evacuated from Flanders, and who is now at Sunderland, told of forced marches of more than thirty miles a day with a machine-gun bullet in ...

... The official German News Agency claimed yesterday states the 8.U.P., that most of the British forces in a position to be evacuated from Belgium had already embarked. It also asserted that French attacks from the south, in an effort to assist the troops ...

... bulk of the city's civilian population has been evacuated in carts, bicycles, cars, and afoot. If the city was heavily shelled in to-day's fighting the library, a landmark for miles in the flat Flanders plain, has probably been demolished. When I saw ...