GERMAN PRISONERS
— ——-OESCAPEES CAUGHT IN WALES LONDON, March 16 Sixteen of seventy .German war prisoners who escaped mom me Bridgend camp in Wales last ounu.,y are still free. Three yesterday; accepted a cup of tea from a larmei, and while they were drinking, he sent for the police. Three strangers who boarded a bus near Cwmgicwn offered their fares, but did not speak. Miners in the bus became suspicion, and spoke to the driver, who drove straight to a police station. s three more prisoners were lecapiui ed. Two prisoners were f J ina to break into a large countiy house about five miles from camp'. The house happened to beom of the headquarters establishments of the Glamorgan County police.
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Grey River Argus, 21 March 1945, Page 7
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