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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 144, 15 December 1942, Page 3

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N.Z.E.F. CASUALTIES

DIED RESULT OF ACCIDENTAL INJURIES. McKERCHAR, John A., Sgt.. "Mrs. 1. M. Melrose, 92 Hassall Street. Timaru (sister). PRISONER OF WAR—PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING. BARTON, Alan M.. Lieut. Mr. A. A. Barton, P.O. Box 236. Wanganui (f.). WOUNDED. CBISP, John E., Lieut ' Mr. E. S. Crisp, Queen Street, Levin (f.). ■ MATHESON, Walter H. A., Sgmn. Mrs. A. J. Matheson, Walhaka (m.). WILSON, Kwart V., Pte. Mrs. L. Wilson, 5 King Street. Grey Lynn (m.). PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING— NOW REPORTED SAFE. MOIR, Robin, L/Cpl. Mrs. D. Moir, Huntervllle (m.) PREVIOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED. NOW REPORTED NOT WOUNDED. THEYERS. Lloyd A., T/Cpl. Mrs. S. M. Theyers, 57 Polygon Road, St. Hellers Bay V (m.). PREVIOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED, NOW REPORTED NOT WOUNDED BUT ACCIDENTALLY INJURED. EDMONDSON. Charlie S., Pte Mrs. M. A. Edmondson, 163 Stanley Road. Gisborne (m.) HARRIS, Owen V.. Bdr Mrs L. J. Harris, 85 Lake Road, Devonport: (w.). y HUMBERSTONE. Leslie H.. Spr. Mrs. A. Humberstone, Rotowaro, Huntly (m.). WALMSLEY, Norman J., L/Cpl Mr A. B Walmsley 15 Mosgiel Street Dunedln (f.) The death has occurred in Rome of Vladimir Ledochowski, SuperiorGeneral of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) since 1915. He was aged 76. The absence of stands outside the* Petone Post Office is resulting in the building being defaced through bicycles being left leaning against it The Borough Council last night decid-. Ed to ask the Department to erect suitable stands.