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... (i.), the released prisoner-of-war’s arrival in tho nited Kingdom; (ii.), into which of the above-named camps tho prisoner-of-war has been received. The public are strongly advised to await the receipt of these special postcards before taking any stops ...
... PROCEEDS FOR REPATRIATED PRISONERS OF WAR. 1)a-morrow (Thursday) a rummage sale will be held in Wesleyan Setaxdroom, kindly lent, by trustees. The repatriatedi prisoners are busy to-day In collecting goons and have been wry; successful. Theoe is a large ...
... IWIMMAGE SALE. PROCEEDS FOR REPATRIATED PRISONERS OF WAR. For wveral days previous to the Rummage Sale held last Thursday afterooon in the Wesleyan Schoolworn (kindly lent by the Tru.steae) the et petriated prisoners of war had been busy - ...
... REPATRIATED PRISONERS WAR. DINNER AT GRANTHAM. A WARM WELCOME. Thursday, tha second batch repatriated prisoners, living in Grantham and the neiahbourhood, were entertained Grantham mid Distinct Prisoners of War Commuter. will b® remcmbcred ...
... a @ SN AS piv THE aes Large numbers of repatriated prisoners of war are arriving daily at Hull and Dover. The ‘Frankfurter Zeitun; learns that Admiral von Tirpitz has fled to Swi land.—Press Associa- tion War Special. The Cunard liner Campania, used ...
... DIRGELLEORD sazLoM AND SOLDULIIIP BIDKRATION. BLIIAII'ORD BRANCH. Invite ALL REPATRIATED PRISONERS OF WAR Of Bleaford &ad District, to • SOCIAL EVENING To be On WEDNESDAY, JAN. S2nd, 1919, At 7 p.m. In Gordon'. Ode, Nortlgate (near Pmt (Moe), Mambe of ...
... REPATRIATED PRISONERS OF WAR Relatives needing help as to diet clothing coupons, please contct the Red Cross Welfare o(ficer. MISS MANN 300, Drummond Road, Skegness. Telephode : 280 ...
... ARRIVALS AT COPENHAGEN _ Corennacen, Friday.—A severe snowstorm is raging here, but the steamers bringing back repatriated prisoners of war from Ger- many have apparently ht cover under the lee of the land. Af thousand men arrived here to-day and were ...
... ACK TO SEA AT 7 O'dest of the repatriated prisoners of war from — Ger- many is Robert.Young, a fire- man, of Hebburn, Co., Durham. He is’a great-gandfather, aged 76. When his ship was sunk by a German raider in 1941 he was in the water clinging to a raft ...
... HORNCASTLE OFFICER REPATRIATED Lieut. A. H. (Tony) Bell, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Hay Bell, of Spllsby-road. Homcastle, was among the latest batch of repatriated prisoners of war. Lieut. Bell was in the Territorials before the outbreak of ...
... at some of the statements in the daily press attributed to repatriated prisoners of war. He thought they might have the result of certain privileges being withdrawn from thoze who are in prison camps. - I feel convinced. he said That nothing should be ...
... it was so necessary that the Red Cross should be supported to the very greatest extent. You have heard what the repatriated prisoners of war have all said. They have all declared that if it was not for the Red Cross parcels they would have fared so badly ...