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... passed to the dmiralty: now Trinity House is taking them back THE COASTWISE LIGHTS GO UP AGAIN A VESSEL CRAMMED WITH REPATRIATED PRISONERS OF WAR ENTERS A BRITISH HARBOUR WHICH IS LIGHTED FOR THE FIRST TIME FOR FIVE-AND-A-HALF YEARS. The lighthouse blazes forth ...
... lm, which has carried out a number of voyages with repatriated prisoners of war and civilians. It depicts the vessel entering the Mersey in August last with 1 ,000 British subjects aboard repatriated from France. She is being greeted by an outward-bound ...
... giving weekly demonstrations on cookery and dress making. In Preston they are providing tea and refreshments for repatriated prisoners of war wait ing for medical examination. And all over the country, when aircraft crash in populated areas, the local W ...
... degree at London University just before the First World War. During the conflict he served in the Royal Fusiliers and, when peace came, was made Headquarters Adjutant of the repatriated prisoner-of-war camps at Canterbury. In 1919 he joined the firm of Parson ...
... war in German hands. Incidentally, poor fellow, he has not yet been repatriated. Apart from food, one of the most useful services extended to prisoners of war is the educational and vocational training. Over 13,000 prisoners have applied for ...