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POLISH REFUGEES IN UGANDA RUGBY. Oct. 14.—A scheme for the temporary settlement of Polish refugees has now been arranged. In accordance with an agreement between the British and Soviet Governments 10,000 Polish non-combatants who took refuge in Siberia in 1933 will be permittle to reside in Uganda for the duration of the war. Fifteen hundred have already arrived. 1 LLr-TFEATMENT DENIED TORONTO. Oct. 14.—Returning Canadian invalids from Dieppe denied German claims of ill-treatment of Nazi prisoners. Private Fowler said: “I saw our nurses light cigarettes and shove them into the NaziF mouths. Everyone tried to make the Nazi prisoners as comforlabe as us, and the ‘Jerries’ lying beside me were dam gratefuL” FRAU HESS WANTS TO JOIN HUSBAND LONDON, Oct. 14.—Frau Hess wants to come to Britain, according to Mr Thorne, M.P., who is a; king I the Foreign Secretary what reply is 1 being made to her request for permission Lo join her husband. Reports from Vichy recently said that Faru Hess asked the Red Cross for permission to go to England DEATH OF MBS M. E HANS ELL j WELLINGTON. Thu. Day—The death occurred yesterday of Mrs Mary Ellen HanseU, wife of the Yen Archdeacon Hansell, of Karon, and eldest daughter of the late Arch-J bishop Julius. She is survived by he? husband and two daughter;..—P.A.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 77, 15 October 1942, Page 6
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