... LIVERPOOL DAILY POST. T A group of repatriated prisoners of war photographed in a North-West hospital with Sister Tyndal. James Legg, from Elgin, playing a duet with V. Hough, of Cefn-y-Bedd, Wrexham. Seated, on the left, are W. O. Toole and J. P. Hartley ...

... THE WELCOME Thank you for news and pictures in the Echo of repatriated prisoners of war. For many hundreds of relatives of prisoners of war in Liverpool, this was all they could see of the great welcome. That very few relatives of P.O.W or ...

... fuss about? * * * Still Doing Her Bit I was interested to notice familiar vessel i,n photograph of the arrival of repatriated prisoners of war at Leith. This was the one-time Wallasey ferry steamer Snowdrop, which is evidently still doing her bit. It may ...

... The Army won by eight bouts to three. NEIGHBOURS’ GIFTS FOR REPATRIATE —♦ MOSSLEY HILL SEAMAN’S GREAT WELCOME Mr. David Alfred Jones, of the Merchant Navy, one of the repatriated prisoners of war. had royal welcome from crowd of several hundreds wdien he ...

... GUNNER “MOBBED” Flint’s repatriated prisoner of war, Gunner W, J. Hopkins, who arrived home last night, was given a great reception at the railway station and at his home, Cross-row, Chester-road, which was gaily decorated for the occasion. Gunner Hopkins ...

... WELCOME! —Scenes of rejoicing at 18, Roderickstreet, Islington, Liverpool, today when Thomas Elsby, Merchant Navy, repatriated prisoner of war from Germany was welcomed by his relatives and friends. He is seen in the front row shaking hands with his father ...

... WAS CRETE PRISONER Pwllheli's first repatriated prisoner of war arrived home early today. He is Lance-Corpl. Gwynfor E. Jones (23), of the Welch Regiment, and a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jones, 27, Mayor’s-road, Pwllheli, who arrived in Liverpool on Tuesday ...

... and semi-blioded Scottish repatriated prisoners of war were greeted by their wives, mothers, uncle, and aunts when they reached Edinbufgh to-day. One of them was Private Robert Smith, aged 38. Royal Scots, who, while in his prison camp was treated by Major ...

... 60 DIED EVERY WEEK Bombardier Thomas Mason, a repatriated prisoner of war, in an interview with an Exchange Telegraph correspondent, described the treatment of Poles and Russians as appalling. . In his camp Russians died at the rate of 50 a week. ...

... back from seeing the repatriated prisoners of war at Leith and Liverpool. The arrangements made by the war organisation of the British Red Cross and St. John were magnificent. I know the feelings of the returned prisoners of ...

... CRETE PRISONER NOT REPATRIATED Mr. and Mrs. F. Quilliam, of Elcanore, Target Road, Heswall, have received messages saying their son L.A.C. Charles F. Quilliam, R.A.P., who was taken prisoner at Crete, would be among the repatriated prisoners ...

... SAFE RETURN The Swedish liner Drottningholm, which brought repatriated prisoners of war Britain, will be able to return to Sweden in spite of Germany’s cancellation of free passage to traffic in the Skagerrack, according Swedish radio The guarantee of ...