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... to 7.24 6. S to 725 6. 1 to 727 'Rom 01311 STANDPOINT Wednesday, October 27th, 1941 Home Again THOUSANDS of our repatriated prisoners of war are now back safely in the Mercy Ships, and among them from our small community there are no less than eight of ...
... workers. Even now Miss Jensen and some of the staff are carrying on with war work. They are utdertaking routine duties at the Sompting reception camp for repatriated prisoners of war. Though born in Essex, Miss Jensen considers herself a Worthing woman. ...
... wedding anniversary were received from regular readers of the Worthing Gazette. NI. - , ^. . _, ; 4 ,,, 1, ..‘ Local repatriated Prisoners of War entertained. •.„ i 4 It ...
... Hospital. to Dr I Theodora McAlpine, Southland' Hospital, Shoreham-by-Sea. East Preston Vicar's Son Repatriated Among the repatriated prisoners of war recently landed in the North England was Warrant Officer Paul Fincham, IL.A.F.V.R., the 22 year old ...
... Crouch. A REPATRIATED MUSICIAN, Music was provided by Freddie Wright and his St. Regis Mayfair Dance Band, and the swing section had been augmented for the occasion. . Among the members was Lance-corporal Gordon Tugwood, one of the recently repatriated prisoners ...
... Becket Hotel, where a few repatriated prisoners of war were wondering whether something could not be done to help some of the boys who were unlucky enough still to be in German hands, was the beginning of Worthing's prisoners of war darts ...
... he said. Like all repatriated prisoners of war Private Jones says that had it not been for the weekly Red Cross parcels he and his fellow prisoners • would have starved. Lack of employment or scenething to do was one of the Prisoners' main ...
... Welcome Home Dinner Another two hundred repatriated prisoners of war from Worthing were entertained at the Assembly Hall on Thursday by the Borough of Worthing, associated with the British Prisoners of War Relatives' Association. The ...
... He was employed as a clerk at Pickfbrd's Worthing branch. Repatriated Men Tell Their Experiences Seven repatriated prisoners of war at's•nded Wednesday's meet. ing of Worthing Prisoners of War Relatives' ...
... Wednesday. November 3, 1943, REPATRIATED PRISONERS Several Now Among Their Own Folks At Home Worthing has welcomed, already, several of the Repatriated Prisoners of War who have now returned to their own homes. In intervi , ,vs wi.h the ...
... attribute it to Mrs. Taylor. The hearing um. acUourned until today. Wedding Of A Worthing Repatriate A Worthing sergeant. among our repatriated prisoners of war who returned horse recently after three and a half years in captivity in Germany, was married ...
... by friends, and by a large cake that adorned tie table in their little L . 1 L •' -• -- • 4 • A group of Gurkha repatriated prisoners of war with Major Hughes and Jemadar Mek Bahadur icentre). 4111. [Margaret Eilsraoor • b. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Coarsens. ...