S kindles Hotel
YPRES
THE BRITISH TOURING SERVICE
Proprietor Life Member, Ypres
League
Branch at Poperinghe
Manager-Mr. P. VYNER. 10. Station Square
A Junior Pilgrimage to Ypres.
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THE YPRES TIMES
PRESENTATION SCROLL.
The Chairman and Committee of the Ypres
British Settlement have very gratefully accepted
from Mrs. R. Henderson-Bland an exceedingly
valuable and handsomely framed illuminated
copy of the Memoriam Poem written by her
husband, Captain R. Henderson-Bland, and
which appeared in the supplement of the last
(October) edition of The Ypres Times.
The design, 19 inches by 16 inches, has been
brilliantly executed by Mr. J. W. Portway,
engrosser to the Ypres League, and incorporates
the following features
An outer border of oak leaves entwined
round a gold bar, with an inner border of
Flanders Poppies, Cornflowers and Roses.
The Flemish Lion is shown in red on gold
ground, and the Paschal Lamb on blue, the
coat of arms of the late Field-Marshal Viscount
Plumer, coat of arms of Ypres, Field-Marshal's
baton on cushion, badges of the Second Army,
Gloucestershire Regiment, and Ypres League.
Arrangements are being made for the transit
of the scroll to Ypres, the placing of which will
be left in the hands of the local authority.
YPRES LEAGUE TIE.
At the request of the maj ority of our members
we have been pleased to produce the tie in better
quality silk and in a darker shade of cornflower
blue relieved by a narrow gold stripe. The
price is 3s. 6d. post free.
HOTEL MODERNE
(Place de la Gare) ARRAS (Pas de Calais)
F. Gravier, Proprietor.
Recommended by the Ypres League.
(Opposite the Station)
(close to Talbot House)
ARR AC
Representative and Life Member- N
Ypres League. (P.-de-C) France.
Cars for Hire, with British Driver Guides. Tours Arranged.
There has been in Belgium for some time a
Voluntary Association called The Belgian-
Luxembourg Students' Travelling Society."
Under the patronage of the Belgian Minister
of Science and Arts and the Minister of State of
the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, it is controlled
by the Belgian-Luxembourg Touring Office
(National official office).
The new Association will arrange and help
forward friendly relations between young
students of different nationalities with a view
of bringing about a better understanding and
esteem amongst them.
A start will be made at Easter, 1933, by an
Anglo-Belgian Travel Exchange, whereby 750
Belgian and Luxembourg students will visit
London, and 750 Britishers will go to Belgium.
