§ 14. Colonel Wheatleyasked the Secretary of State for War if he is aware of the untidy and unkempt conditions of the British Military Cemetery at Tilly, Normandy; and if he will take steps to see that the cemetery is put into proper condition.
§ Mr. BellengerThe British Military Cemetery at Tilly is now under the care of the Imperial War Graves Commission and is receiving the distinctive treatment accorded to all war cemeteries. It has been sown to grass, which will shortly be ready for its first mowing, and the flower borders have been planted.
§ Colonel WheatleyIs the Minister aware that there is no Union Jack flying over this cemetery?
§ Mr. BellengerNo, Sir. I was not aware of that, but I will look into the matter.