ROLL OF HONOUR

Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 201, 23 May 1944, Page 4

ROLL OF HONOUR

N.Z.E.F. Casualties The following casualties in the Second. N.Z.E.F. were announced yesterday:— KILLED IN ACTION. GLENDINING, Rupert H, Lieut. Mrs. B. 11. Glendlnlng, No. 1 Cambridge Tee., Masterton (w) EG'AN, Francis W„ Pte. Mrs. F. C. Egan, Mossburu (w) TOMBS, William, Sgt. Mrs. E. Tombs, Kalkoura. Suburban (tn) WORKMAN, Edward J., Pte. Mrs. J. M. Workman, C/o. Mrs. R. 'J. Boyce, 21 George St., Blenheim (m) DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE WHILE PRISONERS OF WAR—PREVIOUSLY REPORTED PRISONERS OF WAR. ASHE, Bruce V„ Sgnin.; Lower Hutt. WALLACE, Francis T., Pte.; Christchurch. PRISONER OF WAR—PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING BELIEVED PRISONER OF WAR. RABARTS, Arthur J., 51. M., 2/Licut.; England. WOUNDED. CLOSE, Jack IL, Gnr. Mrs. F. D. Close, Victoria St., Fatea (m) GATEHOUSE, Glifford C., Pte. Mrs. D. M. Gatehouse, 55 Wharenui Rd., Riccarton (w) NALDER, Leonard E„ Pte. Mrs. F. M. Perrott, 15 St. Leonards St., Coorparoo, Brisbane, Queensland (m) WYLDE, William H. C„ Cpl. -Miss D. Newton, 17 Edgerton St., Fallowfield, Manchester, England (step-s) Sergeant R. O. Spotswood

Feeling reference to the death of Sergeant Ronald O. Spotswood, of Waipukurau and Wellington, reported this week as having been killed in action while serving in Italy, was made at last week’s parade of rhe Walpukiirau Fire Brigade, of which he had for many year*? been a member. Sergeant Spotswood, whose wife is a daughter of Mr. F. R. Logan, president of the Wai pawn branch of the R.S.A., ami Mrs. Logan. Onga Onga, left with the third echelon under .Major-General A. S. Wilder, and served in the famous long range desert patrol. Ho was home on furlough last year with the first party of veterans to return to New Zealand from the Middle East.