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From: steve s <>
Subject: Re: [WarBrides] Re: Introduction and request for possible information sources
Date: Sat, 17 Jun 2006 12:59:01 +0100 (BST)
In-Reply-To: <E1Fr6UT-0001Yo-8j@he105war.uk.vianw.net>


This is my third attempt to write this email ... among other : I researched all, yes all available Privy Counsel Order-in-Counsels for WW2.

I shared # 7318 Sept 1944 " all dependents applying for admission to Canada ... will have the same status as the serviceman" with Joe Taylor whose lawyer used it in his Federal Court Judical Review case... I can confirm that indeed women and children were not permitted to travel to a war zone during WW2 ... I am not at home for another week so I can not quote the exact wording of the Order.

Steve


wrote: Hello Peggy

I am very sorry to hear that you have been ill, and I am sure everyone on
the list joins me in wishing you all the very best.

> on stacks of emails. Just wanted to let you know that there was a little
> travel by war brides during the war.

>> I'm still hoping that someone on the list can confirm my belief (Melynda,
>> Annette?) that Canadians were not permitted to travel out by sea during
>> the

Thank you for trying to help, Peggy, but my concern relates to Canadian
women travelling OUT of Canada during the war --- quite a few travelled the
other way. But thank you for taking the time to write and hope you soon feel
better.

Best wishes

Debbie Beavis


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