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... awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal, for gallantry and devotion to duty in the field. WIGTOFT. PRISONERS COME HOME.-Two Wigtoft men, who were prisoners war Germany, have arrived homo recently, vi*., Pte. C. Copeland, from Monster; and I’te. F. Richardson ...
... JfOKR EMBARK The three _ f-teamei-b, Sindoro, Zeeland, and Konins’en employed in eonveyin* repatriated prisoners of war. Boston on Wodnesdar evenmg. and yesterday n'hinvday) morning, eight hundred interned civilians embarked irom Boston Dock. They reached ...
... Tower. I’r. - ton. formerly D.A.A.O. the i Musketry. Hyde. FUTURE OF RELEASED WAR PRISONERS. Under the agreement with Germany, Mr. Mac-pherson, repatriated prisoners of war mav not employed on any front of military operations or the lines of ...
... “WE THANK TOU.” Mr. in proposing toast of Our Gue«ts—Boston repatriated prisoners cf war, said: It gives the greatest of pleasure to rise propose what 1 consider the toast the evening. Before 1 so, I should like give one two ln the til-It place, 1 must ...
... R. Darlow, a brother of Dr. Darlow, who has recent ler been released from a I prisoner of war camp. lie I answered many questions con- ' cerning conditions in prisoner of war camps in Italy and Germany, of which he had firsthand knowledge. He spoke highly ...
... number of ex - Ilan . .Yriting tends to deteriorati when the child leavtes school ie Servicemen and women. including repatriated prisoners of war. unfortunately often true. Fr , ar e discharge from the Ser- this there are. many reasons d w vices suffering from ...
... Rnhy Raskin; solo, Mr, Dnggleby; recitation, Mis. Whelhourn; recitation, Mr. Julian. EXCHANGE PRISONERS.-Two • hundred and eighty-eight repatriated prisoners of war were landed at Boston on Monday morning. The military include 170 cot cases and two mental ...
... oriels for diversional work for An old boy of the Boston unfavourable records and *lab- Capes. Mr. !lowering. Mr. repatriated _prisoners of war G rammar S choo l , whew he was orate selected data about di.- Dickinson. Mr. Castledine and was made. Mrs. Kamp ...
... REPATRIATION There was a lengthy account In the 13oston Guardian of this week telling the story of the arrival of repatriated prisoners-of.war who arrived at Boston. It was a memorable occasion and Roston was agog 11Continusd iii VOlsitnn). ...
... conducted by Major Wright (Hull). At the afternoon meeting the children rendered a service of song. Mr. Reeves. repatriated prisoner of war, was welcomed home by Mr. Bateman, representing the Red Cross. The afternoon collection, amounting to CS. as handed ...
... Reeves and Mrs. Hammond. After the opening. Mr. Reeves, who is • repatriated prisoner of war, spoke of some of his experiences in a prison camp and expressed the gratitude of the prisoners for the Red Cross parcels. Prior to the opening. a ...
... ~ The Pilotage Committee, after considerin£ an application from the agents the Dutch steamers engaged in the repatriation prisoners of war,, asking for reconsideration of the decision with reference to a reduction and refund of the pilotage dues, recommended ...