... Morrison, wife of Dr. Gordon Morrison, Elton Cottage, Duffleld. The bridegroom has served with the B.E.F. in Flanders, and was in the evacuation from Dunkirk. Given away by her brother-in-law, Major Gordon Morrison, the bride wore a white crepe dress, short ...

... because of limited space. * Back from Flanders COLLEAGUE tells me that he . recently met Major R. E. H. Stott, of the Sherwood Foresters and a wellknown member of the Friars C.C., who came back with the troops evacuated from Dunkirk. In conversation Major ...

... IRONED, TOO It was revealed In London jfiterday that crew a Brltiih thip ironed tha clothes of nurses whom they evacuated from the Flanders coast The ship had made its third trip scross the North Sea when it picked up a party of hospital nurses who were ...

... swimmer and Stoney'. gate Rugby football player, was an observer in the Fleet Air Arm. He had been in action during the evacuation of the BEF from Northern France, and his aircraft failed to return He was posted as missing, and later the Admiralty informed ...

... Five-year-old Allan Malt, Wood Qraeß, London, went with bis two brothers and his schoolmates on Thursday Newquay, Cornwall—evacuated under the Government’s scheme ensure safety for our children. Today Allan's parents were informed that had been killed lorry ...

... “the largest attacking force in history,” British and French troops are still maintaining their epic rearguard action in Flanders. Central Lord Cort, Commander-In-Chief of the 8.E.F., has foiled the plane of the German hordes who hoped to annihilate his ...

... MACHINE GUNNED Sergeant Gilbert English. R.A.S.C.. a Grantham young man just returned home on leave Irom the battlefields of Flanders, related some dramatic incidents he witnessed when interviewed by a Journal reporter this week. Sergeant English, who lives ...

... RESCUE OF NAZI AIRMEN the Allies’ , desperate rearguard action in Flanders, tens of thousands of British soldiers —and French, too continued to pour into England to-day, safe home from one of the most glorious battlefields in the history of war. According ...

... v. and sympathy for the , >! Flanders rearguard lias been received from the t-j Mr .Winston Churchill p : Minister. It reads : t. expres* my admiration skill and kpavcry shown Servic«s and the merchant n ti'e evacuation ot the BHtUh . ary Force tram ...

... ry Force from Flanders mercifully clouded the under-lying tragedy—the colossal military disaster, as Mr. Churchill has the courage and candour I to call it. For days we were buoyed and comforted with the tidings of miraculous evacuation, and the marvellous ...

... spending a few days leave with his parents. He was in the retreat from Flanders. Private Don Naylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Naylor, of the Council Houses, who was also in the party evacuated from Dunkirk, has also been spending a few days in the village. Both ...

... former master Nottingham High School, well-known in sporting circles, Lieut Edwin Wm. Lovegrove, was killed in action in the Flanders campaign. On the school staff from 1#33 to 1937, bo left to take a post at Framllngham College. He was 32 years of age, and ...