PRISONERS' PARCELS
NO COLOURED SHIRTS (P A.) WELLINGTON, this day. The repacking and censoring departments of the Prisoners of War Inquiry Office have had to remove a large number of coloured shirts from quarterly parcels to men in Italian camps. Only khaki shirts are allowed. Recent advice from one camp leader is that Individual parcels were arriving Intact, with the exception that some civilian clothing was confiscated, mainly shirts. The office is asked for copies of latest letters from men in* P.G. 65. The total number of prisoners is still just over 8000. I
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 294, 12 December 1942, Page 6
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