CAPTURED BY NAZIS.—Mr S. F. Waterson, South African High Commissioner, chatting with Miss Marjorie Juta when he inspected the ambulance unit which she is taking to East Africa. Miss Juta, an assistant company leader in the Mechanised Transport Corps, was captured by the Germans .south-east of Pans, but escaped when being sent' back through German territory towards the nearest German base hospital.
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Evening Star, Issue 23693, 28 September 1940, Page 6
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62CAPTURED BY NAZIS.—Mr S. F. Waterson, South African High Commissioner, chatting with Miss Marjorie Juta when he inspected the ambulance unit which she is taking to East Africa. Miss Juta, an assistant company leader in the Mechanised Transport Corps, was captured by the Germans .south-east of Pans, but escaped when being sent' back through German territory towards the nearest German base hospital. Evening Star, Issue 23693, 28 September 1940, Page 6
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