§ Mr. WATERSONasked the Secretary of State for War if Cyclist A. Chapman, No. 533335, 1/9th Hampshire Regiment, when last heard of was in North Russia, although a 1914 man and not a volunteer; and, seeing that on 19th September, 1919, a written document was sent stating that Cyclist Chapman left Omsk between the 3rd and 12th August, can he now state the reason of his prolonged stay in Russia?
§ Mr. CHURCHILLInquiries are being made, and I will inform the hon. Member of the result as soon as possible.
§ Mr. WATERSONasked the Secretary of State for War whether he is aware that Private R. Fields, No. 11456, of the 1st Beds and Herts Regiment, Brocton Camp, is under the age of eighteen years; that the youth is detained against his wish, and no parent's consent has ever been given; is he aware that the commanding officer 902W refuses to liberate him although a birth certificate has been sent; and what steps will he take to immediately release the soldier?
§ Mr. CHURCHILLInquiries arc being made, and the hon. Member will be informed of the result in due course?