(Side 2) Additional escape tales. Discourse returns to trench warfare, Ross rifle, leather Oliver-pattern equipment, etc. (10:00) Instrumental in formulating instructions for escapees, what to do and where to head. To his surprise in Apr. 1920 he learned that he had been awarded the Military Medal for his constant (six) attempts to escape from prison camp, his organizing and helping others, and his final success on the seventh personal attempt. (20:00) In 1917 he worked at Hoerde at the iron foundry. In 1918 he made his successful escape. He and another spent twenty-one days getting to the Dutch border which they crossed by crawling through a field of turnips. Reported to the Dutch Police, fourteen days in quarantine, then England. Extensively interrogated in London; a copy of one is held in the University of Victoria archives. (Public Archives of Canada record group 9, III, volume 4739, folder 155, file 16, no. 2287). (40:00)