... many parents. But It may at least provide a useful occasion for further reflection. Whether or not British children should evacuated to the United States question that hardly admits of general apswer. The right answer must depend on family circumstances ...

... reception took place Church Institute SAVE YOUR OLD NEWSPAPERS THEMlTOiS WE Id for THEY HATE TO LEAVE SEA Government evacuation re-evacuation for Sussex towns will cause revolutions in child life Eight thousand children in Brighton been ten months’ will hate ...

... Guards at 23, Joseph William Wood, of Cassonstreet, Ironvllle. has been awarded the D.C.M. tor gallantry during the evacuation from Flanders. Sergt. Wood, who married, has been the Army for over four years and was a aergeant when was In 1937. he was one ...

... 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 ...

... Crichton, G.C.V.0., and grandson of the fourth Earl of Eme, K.P. He Is a cousin Lord Eme, who fell In the heavy fighting In Flanders some weeks ago. Lieutenant Crichton’s father commanded the Coldstream Guards Regiment and Regimental District, and subsequently ...

... officiated Fig -Off Ian Haydon 23 of Camel-ford is reported to have been killed while returning from action against the enemy Flanders June Shortly before his last flight he was spoken to by the King who congratulated him on the excellence of his work with ...

... 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 ...

... granted leave, but my condition gave me trouble and I was admitted here on Tuesday last. It was a marvellous feat to evacuate us from Flanders, but all the praise is due to our gallant Navy and Air Force, and, although no one has mentioned it, the cheerful ...

... GALLANTRY AWARDS During a hectic 17-days' action as garrison of Arras and Ypres, when the German army was sweeping across Flanders, the sth Batt. Green Howards earned the following awards for gallantry: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDER » r-»i E Bush. M.C. ...

... the that he is a prisoner of war in L> *hy. Walter Ernest Berry, in the Gloucestershire Regiment, l e P° r ted missing in Flanders on Ao, and corse lawn men MISSING (of relatives of Driver Leslie Niblett offl R-A.), of Tirley, have received that? 01 ? ...

... of King Leopold. Evacuees on Theft Charge. —“ln view of their home conditions at Aston, and notwithstanding these lapses, evacuation has been a godsend to these brothers. said Mr. R. H. Warren, school attendance officer, at Leamington Juvenile Court, when ...

... dated May is. He was on the reserve and was called up on the outbreak of war. Apart from a leave of ten dais he had been in Flanders since September. Private IZeginald Quinton. of 13. Glad stone-road. al. eldest son of Mrs. A Morse, of 69, Canada-road. Walmer ...