... kept lovely Why is it? Aston I'. I.ARKIN. Parties for POWs. would invite the repatriated prisoners of war who have lust returned home to attend the Repatriated Prisoners -of - War Club Queen's College Chambers, ...

... representatives of local authorities next Tuesday to discuss the question. REPATRIATES BACK HOME LIVERPOOL'S WARM WELCOME An enthusiastic welcome greeted 1,025 prisoners of war back from captivity •when they arrived at Liverpool aboard the British liner ...

... of the society, is organising a Welcome Home party to repatriated prisoners of war at the Wnit© Horse Hotel. Mr. Thomas asks relatives to send him, without delay, names and addresses of repatriated men. Letters should be sent to Room 412. County Chambers ...

... wide gulf for repatriated prisoners of war that the War Office has organised a number of Civil liesettlement Units. The C.E.U, is a camp, similar to a leave camp, established in the neighbourhood of some large towns. Eeturned prisoners of ...

... altogether reinforced. Lieut.-Col. Gluckstein (Con.. Nottingham E.) complained of a falling-off in the treatment of repatriated prisoners of war. Many of them feel bitter at being let down, they think, through inefficiency or the inadequacy of the armaments ...

... EXP-OW.* PHE King and Queen to-day visited the first a series of “re-adjustment units” designed by the Army to help repatriated prisoners of war find their right place in civilian life, and to learn new conditions of life at home, writes Louis Wulf. Press ...

... NARVIK HERO CAME HOME TO DIE Private Cyril Bourne, aged 24, of Friskney, near Boston, Lines,, one of the recently repatriated prisoners of war landed Liverpool, died yesterday. He had been a great sufferer while _in Germany. On arrival in this country he ...

... Died of wounds 39 Died 8 Wounded 250 Missing 8 Total 347 MEDITERRANEAN FORCE Died ..7,. 2 Wounded 81 A list of repatriated prisoners of war admitted to the Queen Alexandra Extension Hospital Millbank, shows:—Wounded 63, 8; total 71. The full list of ...

... Maryllin Millar Girls. The show at the Queensberry . All- Services Club on Sunday will be.a big day for Birmingham’s repatriated prisoners of war, of whom 60 to 70 with their wives and families, will be entertained to tea to be followed by a concert and dancing ...

... of j them committing suicide British war workers to visit rather than go. the U.S.A. in the near future.! ENTERTAINMENTS Ward is a member of the welcome-home concert for ■ Birmingham’s repatriated prisoners of war, their wives Midland Wills and sweethearts ...

... The Lord Mayor, the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Maj.-General Robb talked with them. Other wounded men and repatriated prisoners of war were the guests at tea of Higgs Motors, Ltd., and were welcomed by Mr. Walter Higgs, M.P., and Mrs. Higgs. Londonderry ...

... was crowded, among the audience being a party of wounded and srck ex-Service men of the last and present wars, including repatriated prisoners of war. ADVANCE OF 17 MILES SUCCESSES’ FOR U.S. AND FRENCH TROOPS Among the important vantage points captured ...