... son, Bert, is among the repatriated prisoners of war now on their way home from Germany. 3 . A They received a telegram from him this week stating, ** Safely on board Gripsholm : hope to be with you soon.” He was taken prisoner at Dunkirk, together with ...

... Thursday Next, Feb. 3rd, at 7.15 prompt REG STATON, a recently-repatriated Prisoner:of-War. will speak on «“ MY EXPERIENCES IN GERMANY” ’ earty invitation givén to all. Coll:ti;)n for Prisoners-of-War Fund. ...

... Room was held on Friday, £6 odd being realised. A pair of socks knitted while in hospital by Mr. Victor Clayton (repatriated prisoner of war) was won by Mrs. Metcalf. This series of five small weekly sales, organised by the Red Cross Working Party, has ...

... C. Thomas thanked the Mayor and Mayoress for their interest in the Society’s work. Mr. Albert Evans, one-armed repatriated prisoner of war. associated himself with the vote of thanks on behalf of the men. 5 i Among the guests were seven men who ! had ...

... R. G. J. Watson, Royal Marines, came home from the Far East last March; Driver Vincent Watson, R.A.S.C., is a repatriated prisoner-of-war. ...

... DOG FLESH Driver Vincent Watson, of * Watinton,” Vicarage Hill, Tanworth-in-Arden, a repatriated prisoner of war, returned to his home on Friday after being a prisoner in German hands since June 12th, 1940. He arrived in Birmingham late on Thursday week ...

... Spring Council meeting, for which she was congratulated and thanked by the president. Mrs. Newport told of the repatriated prisoners-of-war in Stratford hospital and of the Matron’s wish that they should all be supplied with fresh eggs. Her appeal met ...

... without the aid of the Red Cross.” How often have we heard that phrase recently from our lads overseas and from repatriated prisoners-of-war. Let it never be said of us that we were behindhand in enabling the Red Cross to provide that aid. Let that phrase ...