... the Burma Chindits, was killed when burst of fire from two Bren guns hit his jeep. Three Malay estate guards were killed and six injured. He the tenth European to be murdered since the Malaya disturbance began. CHINESE KILLED Early to . day, five armed ...

... WILLS —On April 17, at Parnham, Surrey, to Barbara, wile A. J. (Jock) Wills, a daughter. WILSON—ApriI 16, at Montpellier Nursing Home, to Barbara Smith), wife J. H. Wilson, Brizen Farm, son (stillborn). MARRIAGES GIBBONS—MARSHALL—On April 15. 1944, St. Michael's ...

... Dad. MlTCHELL.—Treasured memories our dear brother, Percy, killed while play, April 17th, 1941.— Always our thoughts, Doris and Peter. MITCHELL.—In loving memory of dear brother, Percy, killed, April 17th, 1941.—Brother Cyril. MITCHELL.—Fondest memories ...

... soo-ln-law Jac'.:. killed enemy action at Bristol. November 24 th, Not Just today, but every f*ay. in silence renumber them. —Always in the thoughts cf Mum brothers, sisters and John. NUNNEY—In ever loving memory Jack and Edna, killed by eremy action Bristol ...

... near Gloucester. FEARED KILLED Midshipman R. G. C. Perman, aged 18, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Clayton Perman, of Hatherley Lodge, St. Stephen'sroad, Cheltenham, is one of the officers reported missing, believed killed, in the loss of Hood. The ...

... entirely ineffective air raids on Berbera. Palestine and Kenya.—Nothing to report. MAID KILLED IN N.W. RAID Maid in attic house in North-west town was killed by bomb, dropped 'plane early to-day. Bomb struck eaves and exploded between two houses. It ...

... King's Cross express who was killed when the train was derailed at Southgate on July 17. was scooped off the footplate while seeing what was happening to the engine, was given at the official inquiry to-day. Col. G. R. S. Wilson, Ministry of Transport inspecting ...

... Two Tudor Crash Victims Were Drowned TWO of the four men who were killed when the prototype Tudor II air liner crashed on a test flight at Woodford (Cheshire) on Saturdaydied from drowning, said Dr. A. M. McGill at the inquest at Stockport today, when ...

... Another order, coming into operation on same day, frees tin in certain forms from export licensing control. MR. WILSON TO VISIT U.S. Mir. Harold Wilson, President Board of Trade, will lead British delegation to forthcoming food agricultural organisation conference ...

... Pur Park (Surrey) on r 6 last, says the rt - = the accident, 1 Sple Were killed and c Njureqd when two Yr 4ins collided side- One of them had a Signa) at danger. G R. S. Wilson, Om ter of Railways, co § 5 ton b-Ganger O. J. N 0, an on duty at he h 13 ...

... Marian J. Driver, Nibley Green, Dursley, Glos. David James, Haselton, near Cheltenham. Gordon Graham Wilson, 6, Whaddon - avenue, Cheltenham, Sam Wilson, Brizen, Shurdingtoa-road, Cheltenham. Frederick Norman Harris, 1, Union-street, Cheltenham. Brenda ...

... Senator Johnson, who was 78, had been ill for some time. President Roosevelt in 1944 described him as one of the Senators who killed international co-operation in 1920. Just before he was taken to hospital had indicated his* intention of voting against the ...