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... Some repatriated prisoners of war reached I.ondcn Monday. One man said that he, with others, was set work destroying sugar factory Cambrai. The Germans told them that the machinery they destroyed was worth four million pounds. Tiw body Seaman Fcwlor, ...
... The British prisoners were transferred trains en route for camps. The Ficaria and Primula returned from Leith, whither they had conveyed a number prisoners.—Reuter. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.' COPENHAGEN, Sunday. A party British prisoners war, who arrived ...
... THE BUFFS. A PLEASING INCIDENT. COPENHAGEN, Wodnesday. On the occasion of the visit of King Christian the British repatriated prisoners of war Camp to-day, the following incident took place .- The Kin?, who is honorary colonel of the -rifts,, inquired whether ...
... Back more Prisoners of War. STEAMERS LEAVE COPENHAGEN FOR GERMAN PORTS. COPENHAGEN, Thursday. The steamers, Niels, Ebbesen, Koch, Cimbra, and Malrnoe left hero to-day for Warnemue to bring back further contingents of repatriated prisoners of ...
... A GERMAN OFFICFM. TBIOLLD. i A repatriated prisoner of war who 4a• good knowledge of tiarosim, relatcri t.t th.• Central News Hull correspondeht so am• int story et how lie tricked a Berman officer. The British prisoner possoiaad four fart! , i Mg s and ...
... of War Fund. In sending the cheque an ev • !nu class at the Branch the Workshops Committee desired that special School c , w Wheatiey Street. A disenssic consideration should be given to the claim. taken place with a sub-committee c of repatriated prisoners ...
... between us and the true and anal conquest of the air. REPATRUTED PRISONERS' ROM. RECOVIMY FROM GERMANY. Tie War Office has made the following arm ,;;ncem,nt An• repatriated prisoner of war who has in hie poseension token money, or any ...
... Wilson (rector's warden), F. Turrall, F. Mosconi, H. Chapman, Air Mechanic S. Keene, and thinner T. Barrow (a repatriated prisoner of war). Addresses were given by the RI-V. C. A. Evelyn White and Mr. Wilson, who told several amusing stories relating ...
... disabled men undergoing training. Burial expenses were paid for two wives of Serving soldiers, and the child of one repatriated prisoner of war. Five wives of soldiers received maternity grants. Civil liability grants now paid the sub-committee amounted to ...
... bathing to which the hot weather has added even greater attracticiis than usual. The services of two army cooks (repatriated prisoners of war) have been ccswrsd for taking charge of the cook-house and praise for the result of their efforts is hardly needed ...
... Organiser (Mr. J. A. Newrick) introduced to the meeting Corporal J. Orton, (R.A.M.C.), repatriated prisoner-of-war. The corporal spoke of the appreciation of fellow grisoners-of-war in Italy who ad been recipients of Red Cross and St. John parcels while -he was ...
... expressed hope Run the Fund would not he permanent /■ne. It was for the war period only and would end simultaneously with the war. Mr. J. \. Newrick introduced repatriated prisoner of war. Corporal Orton, of 38, Purefoy Road. Coventry, give ...