Meanwhile, a wholesale cleat of the bombed districts in and around London began yesterday. Thousands of "Iabourers loaded "forriex with debris cleared from the city's bombed shopping centres.
Mr. MacDonald 000 school children by: their parents, during the past" month of heavy bombings.
Even the aged and infirm have refused to leave the cits, despite country hospitals, he sai reas had not had as heavy bombing so as in the have been born in ale. rai shelters, Mr. MacDonald said: "IN ix quite unnecessary for any of these mothers to be in London. "It hae always been part of our policy that maternity centres for evacuatic Mr. MacDonald said that among the factors influencing the reluetan
were these:
people (0 move out of Londo 1. News that conditions i air ra shelters will be improved, the possibility of installing ra 2, The reluctance of wives to leave their husbands, not kno would be cared for absence, Regarding the latler factor. Mr. MacDonald" pointed out the" new system of mobile kitchens and comimunal "feeding which has been arranged.
has been the government's policy." he said, "that those who have stayed behing shall be looked after properly."—United Press.
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