... UNSTONE. Writing on behalf of the Apperknowle repatriated prisoners of war Corpl. J. L. Jacques, Mount View, expresses thanks the people of Apperknowle and district for the “right good welcome home” accorded to thcau. adds: “We greatly airfkreciato their ...

... From Germany. Private Walter Wilkimxm (25), Sherwood Foresters, 14, Brunswick street. Stonegravels, was among the repatriated prisoners of war returned from Germany during August. While he wa« captivity his leg was amputated. Tuesday, fell down a flight ...

... necessary, but with Mr, Ch urchill as War Minister, he feared we should never have anything but conscription until we got a | different Government. e had also op- posed the proposal to conscript repatriated prisoners of war. As he pointed out they were calling ...

... nominees of the local Labour Par, A whist drive was held in the ( ceeds from which Drill Hall on Wednesday are to be repatriated prisoners of war. Mi E. Wright, who officiated as \ responsible for promoting the there was a capital attendance, large number of ...

... parishioners of repatriated prisoners of war to be dealt | was held on Wednesday, under the chair- with is known, but in the meantime it 18 manship of Mr. W. G. Turbutt, to con- necessary to ascertain from each a proposal, to erect a war memorial. dant ...

... Father (Ciewne).—A repatriated prisoner of war is not entitled*to demobilisa- tion unless he comes within one of the fo!- lowing categories: (1) Is 37 years of age. (2) Is entitled to wear ree or more wound stripes. (3) Registered by the War Office as ivotal ...

... Brigadier-General G. M. Jackson presided, 3 by Mr. Ernest Platts, of She fi eld, a Mons here, who has st his right is a repatriated prisoner of war. Butterworth was the accompanist. A vote of thanks was passed to Mrs. Ving, on the p ositian of Mr. Geo. nning, ...