WAR CASUALTIES

Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 October 1941, Page 4

WAR CASUALTIES

NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCE TEN REPORTED AS PRISONERS. ADVICE FROM RED CROSS. ißy Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, This Day. A list of N.Z.E.F. casualties issued yesterday give the names of ten men now reported prisoners of war. The list is: — PRISONERS OF WAR. international Red Cross reports the the following soldier a prisoner of. war, previously reported presumed killed in action. STUCKEY, Norman C., Pie. Mr R. J. Stuckey. Box 49. Gore (f). Red Cross reports the following soldier a prisoner of war, previously reported missing, believed prisoner of war. ANDERSON, Douglas L„ Pte. Mrs G. J. Anderson. Beechworth Rd., Wodonga, Victoria. Australia (w). Red Cross reports the following soldier a prisoner of war, previously reported missing. PARKER. Douglas, Tpr. Mrs D. E. Simpson. Tiverton Rd... Avondale (m). Prisoners of war, previously reported t missing. CALLAGHER, Harold S. A/Cpl. Mr C. P. Gallagher, Post Office, Netherton (f). LYNCH. Thomas, Pte. Mrs E. Lynch, Bruntwood, Cambridge (s). MCNEY, Harold R.. Pte. Mrs F. Shead, 46 Alston Rd., Edmonton N. 18, London (s). O’SULLIVAN, Leslie M.. Pte. Mr H. O’Sullivan, c/o- S. Lynch, Riversdale(b). TODD Norman G„ L/Cpl. Mrs F. Todd, Aoroa, Mangawharo (m). UPSTON. Percival E.. Gnr. Mrs Upston, Selwvn (m). WAKEHAM. Russell G.. Gnr. Mr I. G. Wakeham. 8 Whites Line West. Lower Hutt (f). Previously reported prisoner of war, now safe in British hands. HILL, Donald 8.. C/S/M. Mrs F. E. Hill, 3 Cross St.. Stourbridge. Worcestershire, England (m).