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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24103, 23 October 1941, Page 11

MORE PRISONERS

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MISSING MEN TRACED SOLDIER ACCIDENTALLY KILLED [BT TELEGRAPH —I'RKSS ASSOCIATION] WELL IX GTOX. Wednesda,v A Second New Zealand Expeditionary force casually list issued to-day contains the names of the following: ACCIDENTALLY KILLED Ross, Charles Edward —Mrs. M. Rtxss, Te Palm (mother). PRISONERS OF WAR PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING Agnevv, Robert Sannicl—Mr. R. Agnew, KaiJiiku (father). „ ~ Ainge. William David—Mrs. Z. M. Ainge, Tiniarn 'mother). Anderson, Frank Joseph—The Mother Superior, St. Joseph's Home, Christchurch. _ _ Anderson, Fred James Olson —Mrs. B. Cowley, Sandringham (mother). Anderson, James Frederick —Mr. VV. Anderson, Takapau (father). Apuwai. Sonny—Mr. Mafu Apnwai, whakawhitira (father). Ashcroft, Rodger Longdon (Staff-Sgt.)— Mrs. H. M. Ashcroft, Christchurch (mother). Boyd. Kenneth lan—Mr. S. E. Boyd, Whangarei (father). Brown, Xorman Edmond—Mr. E. Brown, Masterfon (father). Cook, Leslie —Mrs. E. Cook, address unknown. „ . Davies. Herbert Clarence—Mr. T. Davies, Taneatua (father). Davis. Morgan (L.-Bindr.) —Mrs. E. H. Davis, Hinds (mother). Dawson, Xoel Joseph—Mrs. B. I. Dawson, Duiiedin (wife). „ Dayman, Geoffrey William —Mr. W. G. Dayman, Wellington (father). Dirkins, Allen Scott- —Mr. A. E. Dickins, Woodvilie (father). m Dicktson, William (bmdr.) —Mrs. L. T. Dickson, Dunedin (wife). Doibei. X cill —Mrs. Dolbel, Kohukohn (mother). Doody, Bernard John (Cpl.)—Mr. W. Doody, Whitccliffs (father). Dunlop. Harold —Mrs. A. Dunlop, Havelock North (wife). I)linnet, Albert Clouston- Mrs. A. R. Dunnet, Riversdale (wife). Edmond, Robert Ross—Mrs. M. Burgess, Ashburton (friend). Edwards. William Merv.vn —Mrs. M Edwards, C. reenhills (mot her). Evans. Philip Edward—-Mr. P. J. Evans, Auckland (father). Farquhar. James William —Mrs. F. Farquhar, Auckland (mother). Faulkner. Sydney Leonard —-Mr. A. C. Faulkner. Hawera (father). Ferguson. Stanley John (L.-Cpl.)—-Mrs. E. L. Ferguson, Christchurch (mother). Fleming, Michael Joseph—Mr. T. Fleming, Xew Plymouth (father). Flower. Jack Mincher —Mr. L. Flower, Tatiranga (father). Forbes, John Alexander (Sgt.)—Mrs. A. J. Forbes. Brighton (wife). Foster, Alan—Mr. J. Foster, Kaikoura (father). Freeman. Vincent Payne (Sgt.) —Mrs. L. Evans, Palmerston North (sister). Hill, Francis James (Staff-Sgt.)—Mrs. K. Fairbairn. West port- (mother). Merrilees, Robert Thompson—Mrs. M. Merri-

lees. Wellington (mother). Xesbitt, Edward Bond—Mr. E. Xeshilt. Xnfiirr (father). Xiool. I'esrinald —Mrs. T. R. J. Nicol, Cbrifteh ure 11 (wife). Xorris. John Foster Harold—Mr?. W. Xorris,

Wellington (wife). Xowlnnd. William Henry—Mr. A. Xowland Poroporo (father). Xunweek, Henry James—Mrs. L. M. Xnn

week, Christchurch (wife). Ruddock. .Tames (L.-Cpl.)—Mr. J. Ruddock Yorkshire. England (father). Rutherford, Samuel—Mr. H. Rutherford Xorthumberland. England (brother). Woolsey, Benjamin Charles —Mr. B. Woolsey Abbotsford (father).

WOUNDED Gavin. Herbert Huia —Mrs. M. Gavin, Kihikihi (wife). AIR FORCE LOSSES YOUNG AUCKLANDER KILLED [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION"] WELLIXGTOX, Wednesday The following Air Force casualty is announced: — Webb, Charles Cecil George (Flying-Ofticcr), R.A.F., reported missing, believed killed on air operations—Mrs. Webb, Majdstone (wife).

Advice was received yesterday by Mr. H. H. McCullough, of 31 Mountain Road, Epsom, that his only son, Ser-geant-Pilot C. F. McCullough, aged 21, was killed on an operational flight from England on Monday. Educated at the Auckland Grammar School. Sergeant-Pilot McCullough afterward went tanning in the Te Ivuiti district, where he played in senior Rugby football. lie subsequently studied at the Masscy Agricultural College. Palmerston North, and gained his diploma in agriculture. On several occasions while a student at the college lie distinguished himself in athletics, Sorgeant-Pilot. McCullough enlisted in November, 1039, but was not called up for the Air Force until October. 19J0 After training in various parts of New Zealand, he left for England in April.