... hospitals, convalescent homes, and military camps all over Britain during the w ar. Recently one of the regiment’s repatriated prisoners of war wrote to the band to say he had just boarded a Swedish ship to come home when the radio was turned on. The announcer ...

... AID WAR PRISONERS T OCAL facilities for next of J kin to send parcels to prisoners war were explained meeting organised by Preston Prisoners of War Welfare Committee last night. The Mayor of Preston (Councillor ...

... march-past on Saturdav afternoon next. I extend a most cordial invitation to repatriated prisoners of war and all ex-Service men to Join the procession which is to leave the old prison at 230 p.m. On Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. there will be a drumhead service ...

... that the patron the living slit guided to appoint a suitable clergyman to succeed him. PRISONERS' TALE OF HARDSHIP AND CREULTY. Four hundred repatriated prisoners of war • at Cannon-street Station, this morning. • hey ail told the usual tale of hardship ...

... the Corporation should not undertake any financial liability. RELEASED AND REPATRIATED PRISONERS OP WAR. T’i** wa.pranfc ■offu-nr*.. omeor* and in*n, who were prisoner* of war G ...

... being Flshergate. Church-street. Deepdale-road Fulwood Barracks. The Regiment extend a cordial invitation to all repatriated prisoners of war from the Par East, and all serving and ex service men of the Loyals. to attend the parade and march behind the ...

... because his mother has died whil; he has been a prisoner. His father was killed in the Great War. “The Japs? said. “I can't give them a bad enough , . . . name/' Thirty repatriated prisoners ol __ war who arrived at Southampton ...

... he found a job. He had also a pension £2 a week for life. Dr. Musson I urged tactful handling of non-disabled repatriated prisoners of war who had gone through greatnervous stress. The conference, which was held in the Guild Hall, was attended bv about ...

... Mayor and Mayoress of Barrow have arranged for tea, concert, and Sn the Town Hail, for February 27th, meet all repatriated prisoners of war of the borough. At Accrington, this morminp, Jamo* Kennedy, who enlisted Bury, pleaded guilty being absen-t from ...

... A!ice Howard Barrows Farm. Tarleton. r.r.''d with 2cns. cos's Ma\v»r • Ald ■•inn n \V Gordon' to meet Pi-ston's repatriated prisoners of war. ...

... proprietors with a view to their preparing a rota of those willing grant reduced rates repatriated prisoners of war in need of rest. A delegate, speaking as a repatriated prisoner, said that when he returned he had been offered practically ...

... helping the enemy while a 1 prisoner Of war. i secU on foreign broadcasts^ Flight Sergeant Alexander T. Berlin M. Proudfoot, a Scots flight Hughes, he declared, was introengineer, who was a prisoner duced to him as a possible of war in Germany from collaborator ...