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... CICESTRIAN REPATRIATED News hat been received Mr. and. Mis. W. J. Keys, 107, Grove Road. Chichester, that their son, C.Q.M.S. Ronald A. Keys, Coidtticam Guards, is among the repatriated prisoners of war who have arrived home this week. His wife and child ...
... 99. INVITATION TO CHICHESTER REPATRIATED PRISONERS The British Legion Club. Chichester, wish to organise, provided sufficient names are .forthcoming, a welcome home evening’s entertainment to repatriated prisoners of war from Chichester. ...
... to the poll on July S. Beddes the 8,963 service voters included in this total; it will be increased * goad many repatriated prisoners of war and others who have arrived jifels the register was compiled, to an’ of whom facilities .for voting will be extended ...
... who was married to A. H. Fuller, the Royal Sussex Remnant, an account of whose welcome home with the recently repatriated prisoners of war hat appeared already in this paper. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fuller. 16. Linford Road, Wood Street, Walthamstow ...
... themedves repatriated prisoners of war, came to the microphone to give factual evidence of the life-saving value of the Red Cross parcels. MT. Tom New, of Bosham, former member the Surrey and Sussex Yeomanry, now happily back in his pre-war post on the ...
... fund, which enables the Red Cross and Order of St. John send parcels to our prisoners of war. How much these are appreciated is wen told by those of our repatriated prisoners of war. Donations win be grmteftiUy received by Mrs. Lepte, Holt ...
... 5 a.m., 5.36 p.m., Friday, August 31, 6.6 a.m., 6.49 P*®* ♦ Saturday, September 1, 7.34 a.m., p.m. CHICHESTER REPATRIATED PRISONERS OF WAR The committee of the British Leg*® Club, Chichester, wish state thatthe response their recent notice been insjfficient ...
... REUNION Chichesler is honoured by being the place of residence •of Lieut. W. A. Humphreys R.A.0.C.. one of the repatriated prisoners ...
... hospitals. Men and women discharged medically unlit from the forces have been visited and comforts distributed to repatriated prisoners of war from the Far East. A good deal of work has been done for the West Sussex Association for the Care of Cripples and ...
... for the reception of repatriated prisoners of war. Many of these men* will have been prisoners for up to four or five years and have been living under conditions of extreme hardship, and the camps for their reception on repatriation are ...
... home with the repatriated prisoners of war. He is engaged to Miss Amelia L. K. Robinson, now in the Women's Land Army, who is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Robinson, 92, St. Paul's Road, Chichester. Scrgt. Fuller's repatriation brings the happy ...
... being in the hands of tiie Japanese since the fall of Shanghai. Gunner Brookes landed at Liverpool with shipload of repatriated prisoners of war, October 14, and his return to Chichester was made the occasion of somewhat remarkable family reunion, at St. Pancras ...