ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 193, 13 May 1944, Page 6

ROLL OF HONOUR

N.Z.E.F. Casualties The following casualty list of the Second N.Z.E.F. has been issued:— killed IN ACTION—I’KEVIOUSLY repokted missing. O’BRIEN, Bernard G., Pte. ' Mrs. L. A. ’O’Brien, 14 Cralgie St., Timaru (m) TONER, Edward, Pte. Mrs. B. loner, 01 Ascot Avenue, New Brighton, (m) PRESUMED KILLED IN ACTION—PREVIOUSLY reported missing. KILLWORTH, Clarence R. Cpl. Mrs. A Killworth, 57 Gayhurst Load, Dallington, Christchurch <m) WALLEN, Michael 8., L/Sgt. Mrs. M. E. Wallen, 419 Wilson’s Road, Christchurch (m) DIED OF WOUNDS—PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE. POTATO, John, Sgt. Mrs. Wi Perana, Makaraka, Gisborne (stp. s) DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE WHILE PRISONER OF WAR, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED PRISONER OF WAR. WILSON, George.D., Pte. Mrs. 11. Savage, 108 Ilelensbrugh Road, Maikart, Dunedin (s) WOUNDED. BEDFORD, William J., Sgt. Mrs. E. Bedford, 9 Warwick Ave., Auckland (m) GRAY, Charles D., Pte. Mrs. S. Gray, 106 Tasman St., Wellington (m) KENWORTHY, John C„ Cpl. Mr. J. Kenworthy, 87 Prospect Ter., Mt. Eden (f) MeRAE, Athol C., Pte. Mrs. O. M. Mcßae, Taurikura R.D., Whangarel (m) MURPHY, Arthur It.. Pte. Mrs. M. C. Murphy, Liinebills P.O. (w) NIELSEN, Harry, Dvr. Mr. C. Nielsen, Karori, Makara R.D., Wellington (f) SLADE, Frank R„ Pte. Miss H. M. Slade, 3 St. Jude St., Avondale (s) STUART, Harold I. C., T/Sgt. Mrs. E. Stuart, Stafford St., Cambridge (m)

NAVAL CASUALTY The following naval casualty, is reported : — . MISSING.

HAYWARD, Leslie F., T/Sub-Lieut. (A), R.N.Z.N.V.R. Mrs. F. A. Hayward 56 Buckley Road, Houghton Bay, Weilington.

F.-Sgt. J. M. Macleod

Flight Sergeant .1. M. .Maeleod, reporte-i killed on air operations, was the only son of Mr. D. J. Maeleod. Mt. Eden, Auckland, nnil grandson of Mrs. and the late Mr. John Atkinson, 43 Tasman Street, Wellington. Sutgennt Macleod left New Zealand twd* years ago, and alter gaining his wings in Canada, completed his training in England. He was educated at St. Marks School and biter at the Technical College. He was verv interested In amateur theatricals. and was a prominent member of the Thespians. He was on thp staff ot the native Affairs Department. He is survived by his wife, who is in England. Pilot Officer I. Bennington

Pilot Officer lan Bennington, who was reported recently to have been killed on active service, was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Bennington, Cornwall Street. Masterton. He was born at Wellington in 1910, and educa ed at the Muritai Public School and Wellington College, lie joined the tourist agency firm of Ihos. Cook and Sons, Wellington. Iwo years later on going to Masterton, lie was associated for « similar period with the local borough stare before joining the newly established Social Security Department, re. mainlng there till two years ago, when he obtained leave to join up with t e It X Z A F eventuallv becoming a member o f 'tiie' R. A.F. (Bomb’er Coinman d see 110 n).