PRISONERS OF WAR

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 85, Issue 231, 1 October 1941, Page 5

PRISONERS OF WAR

MEN OF 2ND N.Z.t.F. I ( KTHER RED ( ROSS LISTS (P.A.) Parliament Bldgs.. Sept. 3G. The following casualties to members of the 2nd N.Z.E.F. were issued to-night. (Rank is private unless otherwise stated).— The International Re.l Cross, Geneva. Reports the Following is a Prisoner of War—Previously Reported Presumed Killed in Action Stuckey. Norman Clarence. Mr. R. J. Stuckey, Gore (f.). The International Red Cross, Geneva, Reports the Following is a Prisoner of War—Previously Ke ported Missing, Believed Prisoner of War. Anderson, Douglas Lyle. Mrs. G. J. Anderson, Australia (w.>. The IntcriKitional Red ( ross, Geneva, Reports the Following is Prisoner of War Previously Reported Missing. Parker, Trooper Douglas. Mrs. D. E. Simpson. Auckland (m.». Prisoners of War—Pr<*%iously Re ported Missing. Callagher. Acting Corporal Harold Stuart. Mr. C. P. Callagh’-i, Netherton (f.). Lynch. Thomas. Mrs. E. Lynch, Cambridge (s.). Money, Harold Richard. Mrs. F. Shead, London <sJ. O’Sullivan, Leslie Michael. Mr. 11. O'Sullivan, Riversdale (b.). Todd, Lance-Corporal Norman George. Mrs. F. Todd, Mangawhare (m.), U psi on, Gunner Percival Edward. Mrs. Upsi on, Sclwyn (mJ. Wakeham, Gunner Russell Gill ( Mr. J. G. Wakeham, Wellington (fJ. Previously Reported Prisoner of Wcr Now Safe in British Hands. (llill. Company Seigeant-Ma;or J) nI aid Beresford. Mrs. F. E Hili ' England <m.).