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... General Staff. Two more P.o.W. ships arrive WITH a terrific roar of welcoming cheers ringing in their ears, 2,000 repatriated prisoners of war from the Far East and 52 civilian internees reached Liverpool in the Empire Pride and the Boissevain last night ...
... REPATRIATED LURGAN SOLDIER. Amongst the repatriated prisoners of war who arrived home from Switzerland this week in Bugler Jpim M'Geown, R.LR., of Street, Lurgau. Bugler M'Gwwn, who had been fifteen months prisoner, reached Lnrgan yesterday ...
... CAPTAIN C. C. CRAIG ENGLAND. .Captain C. C. M.P., reported among tbo repatriated prisoners of war landed at Boston from Holland ou Thursday night. Captain Craig was wounded and taken prisoner ou July Ist of 1916. Ho was interned in Holland some months ago ...
... Thursday - - - • 11.49 pm to 5.05 Friday 11-48 to 5.06 Stalag Luft 111 EDEN’S recital of the facts as obtained from repatriated prisoners of war of the shooting of Allied officers the Germans Stalag Luft 111 leads to no other conclusion but that which he and ...
... was satisfactory. will not available for public engagements for three or four weeks. More repatriates reach Belfast A further batch nine repatriated prisoners of war arrived in Belfast yeatfrdav. They are Gunner Frederick Munn. &. Keadyville Avenue. Belfast; ...
... American and Allied repatriated prisoners of war and civilian internees arriving. The others are aboard the Swedish liner Drottingholm, expected at I.ivcrpool last ■ night, and the til ipsholm, which due to-day. Cultra officer repatriated Captain C. Workman ...
... at St. Patrick’s Barracks, Ballymena, will be closing early this month. Since it was opened on August 2 some 200 repatriated prisoners of war, whose homes are in Northern Ireland, have voluntarily taken a course with the unit, and it is no idle boast to ...
... ritish Delegation. The old League of Nations might wound up about January. Ulster repatriates home in few months During the next few months about 300 repatriated prisoners of war from the Far East are expected to arrive home in Ulster. Yesterday’s arrivals ...
... among the British and colonials in the camp scud to the their blinded soldier comrades. When those repatriated prisoners of war came England they brought with them the result of the periodical collections. In German money (the currency the camp) amounted less ...
... West Fife), who asked whether it is the policy that repatriated prisoners of war should be drafted for overseas service, that protected personnel like the R.A.M.C. might employed a theatre of war overseas provided they were not employed in combatant ...
... various parts. Those who are able will on 28 days’ leave within a day or two. MERSEYSIDE’ S^VOCIFERGU * *, JJRITISH repatriated prisoners of war, numbering 638, reached them to the Mersey. K Thousands cheering people crowded the entrance to the land- ing stage ...
... Official reception for repatriates at Belfast RRANGEMEHTS have now ■* beon made for the official reception of more than 000 British and American repatriated prisoners of war when they arrive Belfast at the 'week-end board the Cnpsholm. greeting from the ...