... staff from the funds the Rugby Station War Relief Fund, and your readers may lie pleased to know this was carried on, and is still being continued, and in* cn*a*mg.\ just now, aa many repatriated prisoners ci war an- passing through the following the signing ...

... antique mahogany towfront chest of drawers £l2, 3Jt. Gin. mahogany chest drawers 10s., garden seat £2 2s. etc. Repatriated prisoner* of war, passing through -the Middle East from camps in Italy, are provided with fresh fruit, beer, cigarettes and chocolates ...

... augment the nation’s home-grown food supply. . Repatriated prisoner* of war, passing through the Middle East from camps in Italy, are provided with fresh fruit, beer, cigarette* and chocolates the Red Crossdirect war work, ...

... it should proceed by groups formed on a combination of affe and service, an over-ridiaa priority to be given to repatriated prisoners of war and some provision to be made for dealing hard- with argent ceees of penonal •hip, and that a •enema (or damobilismtion ...

... TO RETURN TO HOSPITAL ANOTHER repatriated prisoner of war who pays high tribute to the Red Cross is Marine William Charles Spooner, eon of Mr. and Mrs. A. Spooner, 21, Sidney Road, Rugby Without the help of the Red Cross I don’t think a lot of us would ...

... he was placed i'« the German prison camp Stalag VIUB. At that stage of the war there was organised assistance for prisoners of war, and the rest of the year and the early pan of 1941 was the worst pericni for the prisoners. The food given ...

... spot where the Tottenham Court Road joins the Oxford Road. ONE of the repatriated prisoners of war was man of 52 years. Ho had been wounded 20 times in the last Great War and this War, aud had declared his readiness back if they can patch l' ...

... service. Mr. Adams will not receive this until the war is over. A Him If.— The village band room was the scene of a happy re-union Friday, when Mr. W . Spooner, one the British repatriated prisoners of war and a solo cornet player the Dunchurch Silver Band* ...

... Silver Band held a social evening in the Womens' Institute hall on Wednesday week in honour of Mr. W. Spooner, repatriated British prisoner of war and prominent member of the band. The band played a few selection! followed by two quartettes bv Messrs. W. ...

... OF MAYOR REPATRIATES GUESTS '•FREE AND EASY THE PARLOUR THE Rugby soldiers returned home recently a repatriated prisoner* of war Germany, were the tfa Mayor of Rugby (Councillor 8. Smart) at an informal the Mayor's Parlour. TW I4J Rugby, 011 Monday evening ...

... which is carried out by the Rad Cross—work which has been brought prominently our notice by the stories told to tbs repatriated prisoners at war, who, whilst they were in captivity in Germany, found the Rod Ooss parcels invaluable. This aide of the Society’s ...

... boy in the meantime examined by the school clinic doctor. REPATRIATES GUESTS OF MAYOR •FREE AND EASY” AT THE PARLOUR THE six Rugby soldiers who returned home recently repatriated prisoners of war from Germany,* were the guests of the Mayor of Rugby (Councillor ...