AIR CASUALTIES

Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23446, 29 September 1941, Page 6

AIR CASUALTIES

(P.A.) WELLINGTON, September 27. The following air casualties are announced to-day:— Sergeant Roderick William Finlayson, R.N.ZA.F., previously reported missing, death now officially presumed by the Air Ministry to have occurred in May. Mother. Mrs J. Finlayson. 3 Baxter street, Maori Hill, Dunedin. Pilot Officer Rex Martyn Sanderson. R.A.F., previously reported missing, death now officially presumed by the Air Ministry to have occurred in October, 1940. Aunt, Mrs W. Price. Walter street, Thames. Pilot Officer Harry Wright Morgan, R N Z.A.F., previously reported missing, death now officially presumed by the Air Ministry to have occurred in October, 1940. Sister, Mrs F. Filbrow. Oxford, Canterbury. Sergeant Lewis Llewellyn Thomas, R N.Z.A.F.. missing in an air accident. Father. Mr R. L. Thomas, Whakamarama^HO^Tauranga^^

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