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... call. - Halt ! Lieutenant Hugh McGrath saw that his game was up. It was not the first attempt he had made to escape from German internment camps. He knew they'd spotted his absence as soon as he heard those three short agitated Masts on the alarm whistle ...
... Jobs Moore 1421 leather snorehant 95, Petrick Hlill, fracture of the right leg .._. Andrew Moore (16), sou of the previous pee. conger. alight injuries. John Maodonald ap, 3 Airlie-striat, Penick Hdl, compound fracture of legs. Elisabeth Dose (or Connolly) ...
... News and Notes from Treoastle. (BY Hours Homo). The funeral of Mrs Ann James, Baelie. Cwmdwr, took place at Llywel Churchyard on the 19th inst. A very large number of people s•eembied at the church await the coming of the proci salon from Beetle Farm, where ...
... scared ' l0wever TE to the intensity of the reinai TO SWANSEA BY TENDER— Passengers from the cargo liner Trianon on board the tender bringing them in from the Roads They from Capetown and since the liner eould not enter the King’s Dock until Sunday they were ...
... later by Sheffield Wednesday ESCAPE ATTEMPTS In an interview he said five Swansea men had all the escape attempts started out together on the 900-mile march from Stalag 344 Ober-Silcsia to Munich and Nuremberg never parted from other and all home together ...
... Italy and whose camp address was Base Lavoro PM 3100 have had no news since July and would like to hear any information from friends or relatives of prisoners who may have been in the same camp IN JAPANESE HANDS The postcards received from British prisoners ...
... Permission -loin-camp Oxwich Pitiable Rebuff to Patriotic Organisation circles inSwansea pill of and circles would sense sincere which meted out the owners the Estate Mount Company excellent had de-tfided commence their annual Peek’s camp -go-day and had ...
... bat been on fur.u.igh from Leeds Hospital, where he has been a fatten since August last. On July 18th he was io the cheat by shrapnel in France. Before Joining the Army Pie Pritchard was employed by Captain leGrayatone The Moor, as a gardener.—Private ...
... JULY SWANSEA1 RE-PLANNING foreshore post (Continued from Page One) ex-a certain extent but providing here as at some re-housing from demolitions area arising from fORESHORE FUTURE Union-street tlie Sand-W area obsolete time the Corporation reconstructed ...
... front from Arras to Rheinw The Neue Zuricher Naohrichter aaya that thie is to the neoeasity sending troops to Russia 29 BRITISH OFFICERS Escape from German Prison Camp Special Service) AMSTERDAM A patty of twenty-nine British officers to ...
... (vicar of Olytitatl) Chief mourners were Mrs. F. M. Morgan. widow; Betty, Leryi, Myra, Pamela and Anne, daughters: Messrs Calet. and David Morgan, brothers; Miss Ann Morgan. Mesdames Franoas Gordon and Vera Lewia. sisters; Mr sold Mrs Evan Lloyd and Mr ...
... Jones, 11 Sid.: Mines Ann and Dorothy Do 'ls. 'is Misses Pamela Clartde and Diana Holinwood £2 'is. Old: Mimes Borah lianison and Betty Phillips. 19s. 6d.•. Mtases Owen Thomas and Lorna Williams. LI es. 71d.; Misses Alma Roberta and Ann Coleshill. Ids 114d ...