Paris, Jan. 8.
'The ceremony of investiture took place "somewhere on the French front," q Havas correspondent in the Hines' reported tonight, "It was a rragnifieent ceremony," he said, al~ tended by Mr, Winston Churchill, British First Lord of the Admiralty, who is visiting the war zone once again, "Mi, Churchill arrived accompanica by General Sir Edmund Ironside and General Gamelin was accompanied by his Chief of Staff, General George. All of them rst were guests at a simple luncheon, given by General Viscount Gort.
"Then a special de-|_ tachment of British and Frenel eddiers who already have dis Unguished themselves in active sex vice was drawn up as an honour guard, "Mr, Churchill, together with his son Randolph, looked on while General Gamelin awarded the two British leaders their newly-won awards, the highest that France can give them. The unostentatious but imposing ceremony was followed by important generals and My, Churchill, who was stay the night with Viscount Gort," the Havas correspondent concluded Havas.
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