A CLOSE CALL.—These two snaps show the damage caused to an Ar my car when a bomb exploded nearby during recent fighting in the Western Desert. The car, which was driven by Driver W. J. Shallish, of Dunedin, was occupied by five men, yet none of these suttered serious injury. Driver Shallish is seen without hat, seated on the mudguard.
PRISONERS OF WAR.- Group of prisoners at Stalag XX.A. Two Dunedin men arc in the picture, Ted Smaill being fifth from left of back row and G. M. Goodwin sixth from left of back row.
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Evening Star, Issue 24282, 25 August 1942, Page 4
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95A CLOSE CALL.—These two snaps show the damage caused to an Ar my car when a bomb exploded nearby during recent fighting in the Western Desert. The car, which was driven by Driver W. J. Shallish, of Dunedin, was occupied by five men, yet none of these suttered serious injury. Driver Shallish is seen without hat, seated on the mudguard. PRISONERS OF WAR.- Group of prisoners at Stalag XX.A. Two Dunedin men arc in the picture, Ted Smaill being fifth from left of back row and G. M. Goodwin sixth from left of back row. Evening Star, Issue 24282, 25 August 1942, Page 4
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