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... COMING THE RETURN OF WAR PRISONERS There is excitement and anticipation in two Conway homes to-day where the return of repatriated prisoners of war who have arrived in this country is eagerly awaited. One of them, Mr. A. Hoskins, son of Mrs. ...
... officer. SMOKING CONDUIT. Members of the Ist Benetton Caernarvonshire Home Guard celebrated the return of Conway's repatriated prisoners of war, by ralehig sixteen guineas for the Red Cross during a smoking concert at the Crosvele Club. on Friday. This handsome ...
... alive all this time. I never • t realised until 1 was • prisoner myself what the - ( Red Cross rally mem • ' 'lt was the Red Cross parcels that kept 9 us alive! This is what a repatriated prisoner of war recently told the press on reaching Gothenburg from ...
... Conway's repatriated prisoners ol war. The newly-elected Mayor expressed gratitude to the Council for appointing him to the highest of civic positions after less than four years of Council service. We are entering a phase of the war, the bloodiest ...
... alive all this time. I never realised until I was a prisoner myself what the Red Cross really meant.' 'it was was the Red Cross parcels that kept us alive! This is what a repatriated prisoner of war recently told the press on reaching Gothenburg from ...
... Central School should be paid £143 per annum, plus war bonus. NEXT OF KIN PARTY.—Fusilier Smith and Private HoSkins, Conway's repatriated prisoners of war, were among the guests at a Red Cross Prisoners of War ...
... was honoured by the presence of the Mayor, Councillor Charles Palmer. and among the guests was Mr. Emlyn Jones. a repatriated prisoner of war, who was warmly welcomed. It is hoped that at the next meeting. on January 13. Mr. Jones will be able to recount ...
... on behalf of the Joint War Organisation, as publicity and sales officers in their respective districts. Not that the work of the organisation needs advertising. The, whole-hearted testimony of the repatriated prisoners of war speaks with no uncertain ...
... 7, until April 22. In the Civic Service parade on Sunday. April 16, the salute will be taken by two Colwyn Bay repatriated prisoners of war, Driver R. Jones and Marine E. Jones. At the service at St. Paul's Cnurch (2.45 p.m.) the preacher will be the ...
... to St. Paul's Church. '!-ALUTE will be taken at the Town Hall by Driver R. JONES. R.A.S.C.. and Marine E. JONES (repatriated Prisoners of War). 3.15 p.m.—ADDRESS by The Right Rev. The Lord Bishop of St. Asaph 7.45 p.m.—ARCADIA THEATRE. CONCERT by tbs ROYAL ...
... Town Hall, was taken by two local repatriated prisoners of war, Marine E. Jones and Driver R. Jones. R.A.S.C. The procession was led by the Parade Marshal. and representatives of the Special Police and the Police War Reserve, followed by the band of the ...
... REPATRIATED PRISONER'S DEATH SAPPER. JOHN W. JONES Sapper John W. Jones, 7, Cwmlws, repatriated prisoner of war, died at Llangwytan on Saturday week. A native of the district, he had worked for several years at the local quarries and also in ...