SEVERELY WOUNDED
DOMINION AIRMAN (Pur Press Association.) HAMILTON, this day. Advice was received yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. E, Inness Jones, of Hamilton, that their son, Sergeant-Obser-ver Melville Inness Jones, who is in the Royal Air Force, had been badly wounded and was dangerously ill in the Ipswich Hospital, England. No official advice was received by the parents of the airman whose wife wrote on May 13 that her husband was seriously wounded on active service when a piece of shell passed through 'he plane. Sergeant-Observer Inness Jones is 23, and had been attached to the Royal Air Force for six and a half years' MISSING PILOT SAFE (Per Press Association.V ASHBURTON. this cay. The Rev. A. S. Motfatt, of Hinds, has received cabled advice that his son Sergeant-Pilot Moffat, who was reported missing, is safe
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20262, 1 June 1940, Page 10
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