There are rumours, more than 'SUP- rumours in fact, that evacuation in the event of certain eventualities, which gf hostili Germany last September out of about 180,000 of children of school age, Something like 80,000 were successfully evacuated. It was done with the minimum of trouble and was carried through excellently. As far as can be ascertained about 50,000 of these evacuated children are back again in Many of them are getting partial education but the state of things is mot satisfactory nor does it augur well for the future of these children. Parents are perturbed at the thought though that compulsory evacuation may become inevitable. Two penny pies are going up in price. They are {o be sold in shops at 212. Despite increases in the cost of living Glasgow is as generous as ever in Rib contributions to war charities, while enormous parcels of knitted garments have been sent to the men in camps and in France and more will be sent and will continue to be despatched while the need continues.
A CONTRIBUTION of was received on Friday from 16 Canadian labourers by the Canadian adviser to the New Life Movement Associa-
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