WAR PRISONERS

New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24085, 2 October 1941, Page 13

WAR PRISONERS

13 MOEE MEN TRACED! OFFICER PRESUMED DEAD FURTHER OFFICIAL LIST j [BY TEI.Kf. RA IMf —PRESS ASSOCIATION] \Y EL LIX G TON, Wed nesd a y The following New Zealand Expeditionary Force casualty list was issued to-night: PRESUMED DEAD A unit court <>f in<|iiiry presumes the following officer dead, previously reported: missing:—Wilson, Clifford (Capt.)—Mrs. L. 0. D. Wilson, Dunedin wife). PRISONERS OF WAR The International Red Cross, Geneva, re- i ports the following soldiers prisoners of war:—PREVIOUSLY PRESUMED DEAD ' Paul, George Allen—Mr. \Y. Paul, Mangere; i father). PREVIOUSLY RELIEVED PRISONERS I Lewis, Gordon (L.-Cpl.)— Mrs. M. E. Lewis.: Avonditle (mother). Winstanlev, Leo James (Sgl.)—Mrs. 11. i Winstanley, Wellington (wife). Sanders, Harold Martin Mr. P. Presland, j Dargaville (brother-in-law). PR E YIO US L Y \Y OUN DE D AX D MISSING Dickson, Ronald Euberl (L.-Cpl.)—XT r. ,7. E. Dickson, Oainaru (father). Murphy, Michael Patrick—Mrs. E. G. Murphy, Core (wife). Tidswell, Murray Edward -Mrs. D. Tidswell, Upper Hutl (mother). McKenzie. Alexander (Cpl.) Mrs. M. McKenzie, Lower Hutl (wife). PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSIXG*, Aldriilge. .lohn Henry- -Mrs. R. 0. free, ('hristchurch (mother). Cowan. Claude William Mr. I!. Cuwan. Auckland (father). PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED Mulhern. Michael Edwin i.Sgt.) -Mr.-. P. j Mulhern, Oamaru (wife). PRISONERS AND WOUNDED PREVIOUSLY REPORTED M 1 SSI KG Clarke, Donald William—.Mr. G. J. Clarke. Maslerton (father). HewMin. Heber Percy—Mrs. M. Hewr-on. Orari (mother). - . AUCKLAND ARTILLERYMAN PRIVATE ADVICE RECKIVEI) As a result of incpiiries made privately by cablegram to the International Red Cross organisation at Geneva, it has now been established that Artificer E. B. Allison, who was taken prisoner on Crete on .June 1, is a prisoner ol war in Germany. Artificer Allison, who is well known as an Auckland athlete and was president ol tho j Teachers' Training College Students j Association, enlisted early in the war | and went overseas with the _ first echelon. He was reported as missing early in June, but subsequent advice shows that he was taken prisoner on June 1 with a number of other artillerymen. He is a son ol Mr. and .Mrs. J). A. B. Allison, of One Tree Hill, and is 26 years of age. His wife resides at Mount Eden, AIR FORCE LOSSES TWO DEATHS REPORTED [bv tkt.f.chaph--press association] WELLIXGTOX, Wednesday The following Air Force casualties were announced to-night: Fyvie, Joseph (SgL), R.X.Z.A.F., killed in flying accident —Mrs. C, M. I'yvie. Auckland (wife). _ T , Grady, John Arthur (Sgt.L R.X .Z.A.Jr., pre- | viously reported missing, now reclassi- j Tied missing, believed killed in action Mr. A Grady, Rongotea (father).