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... GOD SAVA' Tint KING. LOCAL MEN AND THE WAR. MORE PRISONERS OF WAR RETURN TO ARBROATH. The following repatriated prisoner' of war arrived in Arbroath this week : —.Black V. —Private Alex. Mitchell, 25 John ...
... formed of the German* by Driver V. Spink. of Mr James Spink. West Nrargate. also is included amongst Arbroath's repatriated prisoners of war. hare a more harrowing tale to tell t han this gallant' Arbroathiam, who ennelioled a graphte interview ugh n.• ...
... of the repatriated prisoners of war at Leith. Even listeners who have no special leaning towards Scottish Nationalism may be pardoned if they felt their Scottish sentiment offended when the speaker announced with great gusto that the repatriated men were ...
... WELCOMED HOME. Three Arbroath Men Among Repatriated Prisoners. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION. I)va. T. Prit. J. Ross. Three Arbroath men were included ;,,,on the repatriated prisoners of war; protectel personnel whose homeeoming this week was ...
... survived. This Tribute to the work of the lied Cross was paid by Major John A. Chapel, R.A.M.C:, one of the recently repatriated prisoners of war, eldest son of Sir William Chapel and Lady Chapel, Caenlochan, Arbroath, when he arrived in Arbroath on Thursday ...
... Club. . REPATRIATED DOCTOR ADDRESSES PRISONERS' RELATIVES. —Major John A. Chapel, 11.A.M.C., one of the recently repatriated priSoners of war, eldest son of Sir William Chapel and Lady . Chapel, Caenlochan, addressed a meeting of the local ...
... KILLER GUIDE, SA'MI 11, 194 RED CROSS SALE. Arbiroath's Generous Aid for Prisoners' Parcels. OVER £l3OO REALISED. Over £l3OO was realised on behalf of the Red Cross and Prisoners of War Funds by a gift sale which was held in the Webster Memorial Hall, A r ...
... died in a prison camp in Germany. Some time ago a letter was received liv Mr and Mrs Macfarlane from a repatriated prisoner of war who had been in the same camp, and he gave them the first inforniation of their son's death. Lance-Corporal Macfarlane had been ...
... in the Parish Church, conducted by the Rev. S. Baillie. A bonfire was lit in, the Park by Captain W. W. Milne, a repatriated prisoner of war, and a large crowd joined in open-air dancing. On Thursday morning the Bleachfield Work whistle was heard for the ...
... William Hunter, repro- Hsenting Arbroath Prisoners-of-War Asso-4:iation. The company numbered 70, and 'was presided over by Chief Constable ,James Macdonald, president of the Branch. The repatriated prisoners of war were piped in by Piper G. ...
... the Secretary of State for Scotland inviting the co-operation of the Town Council in providing hospitality for repatriated prisoners of war from the Dominions and American soldiers on leave in this country. It was suggested that. a local Hospitality Committee ...
... done on behalf of the war effort. She stated that over 3000 garments had been sent to members of the Forces, and there had been raised £750, exclusive of 'the Red Cross Penny-a-Week collection. Seven repatriated prisoners of war had each received a gift ...