London, June 9.
Leafiets will shortly be issued by the Government to every householder in Great Britain, telling him how to behave if he hears over the radio that Great Britain has been invaded.
Lessons in Flanders, where refugees blocked roads during the German advance and seriously impeded Allied military operations, have been carefully studied, and plans have been drawn up to prevent similar disorganization in Britain.
'A wholesale ban of signs and notice-boards all over the country is being considered as a further measure against parachutists, and it may be decided to remove even shop names, boards in churchyards and tavern signs, where a tavern takes the name of the village in which it is situated.—Reuter.
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