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... oootinued support of many friends. The Shop have had pcnonal calls from several repatriated prisoners of war, telliat bow much they appreciate all the M Cross and ft. Mm War Organisation has done for them. So with that in mtad Ist us all cany wMh renewed ...
... means of concerts and collections. It the iwi .of die Duke of Red Orm and St. John Pritooen War Find last week, when « short film of Ae arrival of repatriated prisoners Vsr arrivinc at home port was sholwn each t**- formanoe. * Friunal in the thawt the stage ...
... Green. OCTOBER. 4th.—Councillor E. R. Willoughby elected Mayor of Worthing for 1944. 23rd.—Return of eight Worthing repatriated prisoners of war in the Mercy Ships. 3rd.—Start of ' Wings for Victory Week and visit of Viscount Bennett, former Prime Minister ...
... OrmaracHlvemte. . The Bembrook-road party. Among the helpers was Staff- Sergt. H. J. Huggins, one of the earliest repatriated prisoners of war to return to Hastings, and his son. who obtained 48 hours’ maker— temp nates obui Lfi^i Including Purchase Tax ...
... returned from Service, was welcomed homo, and it was stated that letters of welcome had been sent to each of the repatriated prisoners of war in the district. Ditchling Branch of the British Legion decided to explore the possibility of obtaining permanent ...
... the Rotary Club was asked for. Mr. [Wilson also stated that there [was the possibility of a number of New Zealand repatriated prisoners of war coming to Lewes and said offers ofj hospitality in the town and 'neighbourhood would welcomed Mr. W Johnston. Birthdays ...
... has welcomed home two of the repatriated prisoners of war who returned in the Gripshoim —Marine A. D Fletcher. who spent three years in an Austrian H prison camp. and Leading Seaman . A. Whalley, who had been a prisoner of ...
... lady, whom Eastbourne prisoners had donned khaki within those walls. then had come to regard as a fairy godmother, had thinking &beet doffing khaki, he supposed (applause). invited in addition to all repatriated prisoners of war or EASTSOCRKR'S in the ...
... Lieut. M. 0. Hussey. Grenadier Guards. eon of Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. .1. Hussey, Maltravers Drive, was among the repatriated Brttlah 'prisoners of war landed at Liverpool on Friday Lieut. Hussey, it will be remembered, was severely wounded in the fighting In ...
... another 6,000 beds to their equipment in London for the men Saint: through on leave, and spending £lo,i Is on feeding repatriated prisoners of war. Not only in England, but on the Continent they were getting into touch with the men to a great extent. Special ...
... REPATRIATED PRISONER OF WAR MARRIES Last Wednesday, at the Chichester Register Office, Staff-Sergeant James Crisp, Pioneer Corps, a recently repatriated prisoner of war, was married to Miss Greta da Costa du ...
... ANOTHER REPATRIATED PRISONER OF WAR PRIVATE A. Another of Bognor's repatriated prisoners of wi‘s (two Nwre reported in our last issuz) is Private Al tvrt Thurlow, 61, Lincoln Avenue, Rose Green, who has now arrived home on 28 day's I,vve. He ...