... A Welcome Return. Among die many repatriated prisoners of war from Germany who have returned to Eastbourne, none was more welcome than Staff Sergeant J. P. Chadwick, son of Mr and Mrs F. Chadwick, of Wish Hill, Wllllngdon, and Eastbourne. His picture ...

... previously received information from the War Office that the name of her son was on the list of repatriated prisoners of war. Sgt. ould an old Eastbourne College boy and gegan his career in insurace business in Pari# When war was declared he ...

... these healthy young people could accommodate no much in their sturdy frames. WEDDING OF REPATRIATED PRISONER OF WAR One of the Esstbourne repatriated prisoners of war Corporal Reginald Rummlns, eldest son of Mr ...

... paid the fare to Southampton for some the immediate relatives of men arriving to-day in the ship bringing back repatriated prisoners of war (tom Korea. She told me that this was done in cases where relatives could not otherwise have made the trip. and ...

... Since the war nothing had come In. Jf ■* ■■ BHiillK'^M^li^W.W''. ■ CROSS party for repatriated prisoners of war was held at the British Red Cross headqaarters Dittons-road on Saturday. The picture shows members the BJLCB. with the ...

... Gloucester's Red Cross and Bt. John Prisoners War mod, the nnoiiiiallKi which has bean responsible for sending the weekly panels to our men in prison camps and thus aaring thousands of Ures. VNm the repatriated prisoners of ...

... N.F.U.; Humber Fishing & Pish Manure Co.; and directors and staff Hotchkiss (Eastbourne), Ltd. Camps in which repatriated prisoners of war can lit themselves for civil life before discharge from the Army are to be set up throughout the country. •HADED ...

... question. The matter In front of the Council was that at least 2M homes had to be provided as quickly possible, tor repatriated prisoners of war and meb who bad been Invalided from the Services were returning to the town. It was the duty the town to see that ...

... soldiers These men had been in the restaurant previously and begged to get them some spirits. . They said they were repatriated prisoners of war and were going home in a dry' ship. They appealed to as an old soldier help them out. I told them spirits were ...

... you to the Eastbourne women who, by sewing and helping in thf canteen, gave valuable assistance in caring for the repatriated prisoners of war during their stay here, Thfl event was fully reported in the Eastbourne Herald Saturday last. THE DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE ...

... PRISONERS OP WAR NEXT OF KIN PARTY. Private George Sharp, repatriate* prisoner of war, telle his experiences In Germany at the party held at the Links and Stelrio Court Saturday. vat v v -'' » * - ♦ -mßf* '** 'mm*# l«i '. . ■ ...

... parcels that kept us alive!’ This it whit a repatriated prisoner of war recently told the press reaching Gothenburg from Germany on his way to BngtsnH He added I never realised until I was a prisoner myself what the Red Cross really meant.” The Red Cross ...