Last seenes in Paris before the in France, June 15.
Germans marched in are described by a Reuter correspondent who left only a few hours before the arrival of the Nazis. A few soldiers and some civilians about, apparently aimlessly, order in the city was perfect. In outlying quarters housewives were (Archbishop), officials of essential anes were Cardinal Suhard only authorities remaining in
8 services, garden mobiles and firemen.
There was no sound of gunfire or ibs, but efforts to drive out of Paris, even with an official permit, were made very difficult by the few aged on duty.
lway stations had been closed for two days, as rail transit had been reserved) for military purposes. All (Toads out of the city were crowded with evacuees.
Inacentral market, the correspond-cut as quickly as possible on foot.
Many of them had undressed of South Africa, edge on behalf of South London's many open spaces, the "allotinentééts" are busy. Even the sides'of railway tracks have not bee: neglected. I am told that the number of allotments now under cultivation in London alone approaches 30,000, and applications are still ¢oming in:
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.