... Northern France and Flanders. Every tribute was more than justified. The valiant dead shall be mourned while memory lasts. But the nation stiffens its sinews as it reads the Prime Minister's solemn reminder: Wars are not won by evacuations. We confront a ...

... Royal Regt. (West Surrey's), son of Mr. and Mrs, Sydney Jones, late of Queen Street . , Neath, was in action in Flanders and was evacuated from Dunkirk on I May 30th. He is an old pupil of Neath I 'County School, and a member of Neath Swimming Club. In ...

... POWERFUL ARMY READY FOR INVADER B.E.F. Divisions Reorganised The men of Flanders and Dunkirk, — nine divisions strong, brought out with little or no equipment —are now fully reorganised and at the disposal of the Com. mender in-Chief to meet the enemy ...

... 'Wizard' Brooke Now C.-in-C. Home Forces High Comm. and Changes FOUR FLANDERS GENERALS TO RESHAPE OUR ARMY THE War Office made the following announcement last night:— His Majesty the King has been graciously pleased to approve the following promotions ...

... regiment. It was sung at home, it was sung in France, it was sung in Flanders, and, once again, it is going strong in England. I Interested and amused to hear that the Ulstemen who were evacuated with the British Expeditionary Force indulged little propaganda ...

... competitions, including the Pyke Cup. His father was killed in the Great War and his younger brother was in the Dunkirk evacuation. Captain Douglas Stokes, -Royal Artillery, of Wrexham, son-in-law of Aiderman Herbert Hampson, an ex-Mayor of Wrexham, who ...

... was predicted for him. Came the war. The two pals joined the same regiment together, and eventually went to Flanders. During the Dunkirk evacuation Hawthorn was wounded. Gillespie insisted on staying with him till an ambulande party arrived. Afterwards ...

... Hong-Kong, and the military evacuation Shanghai have been under review by the War Cabinet. is understood the British Government intends to maintain a firm attitude, although it will continue to take such action the evacuation of women and children from ...

... the fact that one quality, the lack of it governed the result the battle in France and Flanders. That quality is discipline. It eras one the essentials in the evacuation Dunkirk. It made it possible for one British division to do a long retirement without ...

... Committee to release ships for European children, the American Committee for the Evacuation of Children states that the decision of the British Government to postpone their evacuation scheme is loyally accepted. Only a few thousand children under individual ...

... HERALD WEDNESDAY JULY READY FOR INVADER B.E.F. Divisions Fully Reorganised ARMS AND EQUIPMENT The men of Flanders and Dunkirknine divisions strong, brought out with little oi equipment—are now fully reorganised and at the disposal of the Commander-in-Chief ...

... Welford since the end of May, when he was seen in charge of a party of men in northern France. Shortly after the Dunkirk evacuation Mrs. Welford received a telegram to the effect that her son had been reported wounded and missing, and official publication ...