Newspaper cutting

Newspaper cutting

Reports that helpers at his first rendezvous had retained Jack Newton's kit. On his return to Belgium he recovered his flying boots and other crew's equipment.

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Newton discovered on his return to Belgium that the helpers at his first rendezvous for escape had his kit intact. He recovered even his flying boots and those of his skipper W/Cmdr. Langlois, D.F.C. Newton was the [missing letters]ember of a Wellington crew to get [missing words] England, all the others being [missing words] and sent to p.o.w. camps

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24 MAY 19[missing numbers]
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