... ITALIAN PRISONERS TOO FREE? Capt. R. V. Beßamy's Isle of Wight Protest Capt. R. V. Bellamy, R.A.S.C.. one . of Kettering's repatriated prisoners of war, speaking at a Red Cross meeting .at Newport, Isle of Wight, on Saturday, said: I feel very bitter ...

... all 14 ere pleased to see in attendance, was senior medical officer of five medical boards at the examination of repatriated prisoners of war at Canterbury. The capital programme was continued by gongs by Mr. Vs.Bagle; duet by Mies Luckman and Mr. R. Andrew ...

... tablet at the fnot beau. inscription- Presented to Mrs. J. P. Rough. hon. sementry, by the Kettering and Drake% Repatriated Prisoners of War. 1919. ...

... HOME AGAIN. Second Batch of Released Prisoners Reaches London. The second batch of repatriated prisoners of war arrived at Waterloo Station on Friday from Swieserland. The King has sent to officers the welcome: — Windsor Coatis. The Queen and I offer ...

... on Thursday week. 1 Lilford Hall is now the home of !British repatriated prisoners of war. and every week a panel of experts answers questions from these returned Britishers from German prison camps. The members of the Brains Trust were Mr. John Eady, a ...

... hon, eeeretary of the Prisoners of War ibinmiuee; and an illuminated addreis be preadlped to the re s of the committee, to be hung in some public building, as the Library. It wae stated that there 301 repatriated prisoners of war in the ...

... MI THE BOYS.. The repatriated prisoners of war front Desborough, Latimer, and distriot—at Ilan those who fortunately have raturned—felt so gratefhl for the percale to gem at the instigation of the Kettering District Prisoners of War ...

... considered. ISSUED BY THE MINISTRY OF FOOD ______ Friday, October 29, 1943 MARKET HARBOROUGH PRISONER OF WAR REPATRIATED One of the repatriated prisoners of war is Pte. Charles B. Arnold, Of 34, Walcot-road, ...

... political prisoners, said Signalman Payne. who was posted as missing before Dunkirk. He had been employed by Mr. Paul Taylor's Radlomains since he left ,1 school and followed his trade in the Army. Among 1.800 repatriated prisoners of war who were the ...

... and later transferred to Ger-1 many. In all he was • prisoner of war for 21 months and was released! on Good Friday this year. At present centres are available, only to repatriated prisoners of war who may. it they wish. volunteer for Use ...

... I was under the command of Col. when the Royal. Infiroutry is caring Fernle. 13.8.0.. president of the Isle tar repatriated prisoners of war r ot Wight branch of the 0.C.A.. who , IService dltion to and slc .Imade thejetirney hack to Harbor'hese eggs have ...

... arc prisoners of war, and for this purpose it received with much pleasure the acceptance by Major the Lord Cromwell, D. 5.0., M.C., of its invitaticrn to inaugurate the campaign. As 1 1 no doubt all are aware, His Lordship is a repatriated prisoner of ...