AIRMINISTRYNo,2068,24/10/40- No,1, AIRMINISTRYANDMINISTRYOFHOMESECURITYCOWUNIQUE, LondonandtheHomeCountiesweretheprincipalobjectivesinlastnight’s raids. Attackswhichbeganshortlyafterdarkandcontinuedatintervalsduring thenightwerenotonaheavyscale.Housesandshopsweredamagedatseveral pointsbutupto6,30thismorningnoreportsofheavyorextensivedamagehad beenreceivedandthecasualtiesreportedwerenotthoughsome numerous, personsareknowtohavebeenkilled. BombswerealsodroppedinatowninNorth-eastEngland,causingsome damagetohousesandanumberof casualties,andatafewplacesinSouthern Scotland,butherethedamagecausedwasslightandthecasualtieswerefew. Elswhere,althoughtherewassomeenemyactivity,nobombsarereported tohavebeendropped. 2U/10A0,- NO.2, FLASH. LastnightourbombersattackedobjectivesinBerlinand elsewhereinGermany. in’i- No.11.. CZECHOSLOVAKINDEPENDENCEDAY SpecialServicesinLondon PrimeMinister’sMessage Monday,October28th,willbethetwenty-secondanniversary oftheCzechoslovakIndependenceDay* InthemorningthePresidentoftheCzechoslovakRepublic willreceivemembersofhisGovernmentandofficialsofthe Republic* TherewillbeaMassat10aem.inSt.James’s,Spanish Place.At3*30p*m.therewillbeaspecialserviceinSt. Martin*s-in-the-Fields*ThepreacherwillbetheArchbishop ofYork. InaninterviewMonsignorSramek-thePrimeMinisterofthe CzechoslovakRepublic,saidthatcarefulplansweremadein1938 forcelebratingthetwentiethanniversaryofIndependenceDay. Hiscountrymenbelievedthattheywouldlookbackupontwenty yearsofsolidachievementsandcouldproclaimthatCzechoslovakia hadupcomeanimpregnablecitadeloffreedominCentralEurope. Instead,thetwentiethanniversarywasobservedundertheshadow ofMunich.Itwasadayofmourning,notofrejoicing. ” '•’To-day,thePrimeMinistercontinued,”anewspiritis abroad.Treacheryandleceitcouldtakeawayourcountry,butnot oursoul.Oursoldiersarefightingwiththesoldiersofthe BritishCommonwealth*Weknowthattheirfightingwillnotbein vain.Onedayoursoldierswillmarchintriumphthroughthe streetsofPrague*/ndinCzechoslovakia,thecountrywhich cannotdie,millionswillonIndependenceDaypraysilentlythat ” thedayoftheirtriumphmaycomesoon. +++++++++ MINISTRYOFINFORMATION 2U/IQ/U0- No. GIFTSFORAIRCRaFT. TheMinisterofAircraftProductionacknowledgeswith gratitudethefollowinggiftstowardsthepurchaseofaircraft. 2oldagepensioners,Aslacton,N0rwich............,5*0. MissE.Brimyard,NorthRoad,Evesham(asemi- invalidfor30years-herfirsttwoweeks oldagepension-towardsabomber£l*0.0. MasterGeorgeSpenceandhisband,A110a......£l7*0.0* ARumanianfriendofBritaininBucharest.....£49*W*0# PrestwickSpitfireFund..........4................£lOOO.0.0* BradfordSpitfireFund(afurthercontribution)...£5OOO.0.0. MINISTRYOFAIRCRAFTPRODUCTION. 2U/10/U0- NO:?15. Thefollowingofficialcommuniquehasbeenissuedtodayfrom G.HoQo,Cairo:- Egypt,Duringnight22/23rdOctoberanenemycamp eastofSidiBarraniwassuccessfullyraidecL Oneprisonerwascaptured,andeightM,T,vehicles destroyed, Sudan,On20thOctoberoneofourmotorisedpatrols intheKassalasectorsurprisedandattackedat closerange,fromtherear,partyof-approximately a 1,000enemy,inflictingveryheavycasualties.Our casualtieswerenilo OtherNothingtoreport. Fronts, MINISTRYOFINFORMATION 2U/10/U0- NO:16 Thefollowingreportoftheproceedingsinsecretsession isissuedundertheauthorityofMrcSpeaker: TheHousewentintosecretsessiononadebate ontheairdefenceofthecountry,Astatementwas madebytheSecretaryofStateforAir, HOUSEOFCOMMONS,S,W, AIRMINISTRYBULLETINN0.207224/10/40-No.1.9* AIRMINISTRYCOMMUNIQUE YesterdayaircraftoftheCoastalCommandsuccessfullytorpedoedtwoenemy supplyshipsintheNorthSea.Anothervesselwasheavilymachine-gunned. LastnightourbombersattackedobjectivesintheBerlinareacausing firesandexplosions. Otherforcesofaircraftcarriedoutaconcentratedraidontherailways, wharvesandwarehousesattheportofEmden. Ourbombersalsoattackedanumberofother targetsinGezmanyandenemy- occupiedterritoryincludingtheoilplantsat MagdeburgandHanover,goods yardseastofBerlin,nearHanoverandatFrankfurt,variousindustrialtargets andrailwayjunctionsinNorthernandWesternGermany,docksattheHookof Holland,andseveralenemyaerodromes. One'ofouraircraftismissing. AIRMINISTRYNO,20732U/10/U0- NO:20 AirMinistryNewsService R,A,Fa ATTACKONCONVOY BeaufortsoftheCoastalCommand,yesterday(Wednesday) torpedoedtwoGermansupplyshipswhichwereinconvoyoffthe FrisianIslands. TheBeaufortscamedownoutofthesun,almostinvisibleto thelook-outmenonboardtheGermanvessels. Thereweregreatexplosionsastorpedoesstruckthe their ships.TheBeauforts’pilots,underheavyanti-aircraftfirefrom therestoftheconvoyandtheescortvessels,sawthatoneship of4,000tonswassinkingbythestern.Another,of2,000tons,was goingdownsofastthatherdeckswerealreadyawash. AnotherGermanconvoywasattackedoffTrondheim,,thistime byaHudsonoftheCoastalCommand. TheHudsonpilotcouldjustdiscerntheoutlinesofthree shipsinthegatheringdarkness.Hedivedoverthem,machine- gunninguntilhewasonlyonehundredfeetabovetheirdecks.* Heandhisgunnersput4000roundsintotheshipsbeforeresuming ? theirpatrol. +4-++4-+++4-++4-4’4-+-|-++ AIRMINISTRYNo.,2075*21|/IOAO-No*21. AIRMINISTRYANDMINISTRYOFHOMESECURITYCOMMUNIQUE. Afewenemyaircraftoperatingsinglyhavecrossedourcoasts to-day.BombshavebeenreportedfromtheLondonArea,fromKent, fromHampshireandfromacountrydistrictinSomerset.. Thoughfullreportshavenotyetbeenreceiveditisknownthat somedamagewasdonetodwellinghousesandindustrialbuildingsin theLondonAreaandasmallnumberofpeoplewereinjured.. AtonetowninHampshireconsiderabledamagewasdonetodwelling housesbutthenumberofcasualtieswassmall. Elsewhereonlyslightdamagewasdoneandtherewerefew casualties, Twoenemybombershavebeenshotdownto-daybyourfighters withoutlosstothemselves.Oneenemybomberwasdestroyedduring lastnight. 24/10/40-No.22. PLEASECHECKWITHACTUALBROADCAST NOTTOBEPUBLISHEDBEFOREBROADCAST-, " . ‘ ISENDED. ‘ Followingisthescriptofaspeechtohe’broadcastinthe8.8.C.9o’clocknews tonight,HomeServicebyMonsieurGutt,BelgianFinanceMinister M.in Mycolleagues,M.PicrlotandSpaakhavejustarrivedEngland.Their arrivalenablesusatlasttomakeafullstatementonthepositionoftheBelgian ? Government.. •■■:" EventshavemovedfastsinceBelgiumwasinvadedonMay10th.OnMay.28th‘,after, abravefightsidebysidewiththegallantBritishSjcpeditionaryForce,theBelgian Array,encircledandwithoutanypossiblelineofretreat,withitsfoodand’ammunition nearlyexhausted,wasforcedtocapitulate.» ’ KingLeopold,theCommander-in-Chief,chosetostaywiththeforcesunderhis' commandandtosharethefateofhisofficersandmen,nowprisonersofwar.Butno armisticeconvention,stilllessapeacetreaty,wasconcludedwithGermany.,Mean- while,theBelgianGovernmenthadhadtoestablishitselfinFrance,wheretwo millionofourcompatriotshadsoughtrefugeandwhereourprincipalresourceshad beenevacuated. ’ OnMay28th,inconformitywith-ourConstitution,theGovernmentwereca.llcd-upon totakeoverthoseexecutivepowerswhicharenormallyvestedintheKing,but-which fellinabeyanceowingtohisbeingaprisonerofwar.TheBelgianMinistersre- affirmedtheirdeterminationtobuildupanewArmyandtocontinuethestruggletoa victoriousend.Theysetouttofulfilthistask,butthen,withdramaticsuddenness cametheevacuationofParis,and,soonafter,thecollapseofFrance, Noonewhohasnotlivedthosedayscanrealisetheconfusionandthecondition wehadtoworkin.Ontheotherhand,theproblemswehadtofaceweretremendous'; wehadinFrancenotonlyanimportantpartofourwarindustriesmaterialandour rollingstock,butalsobetweentwoandthroehundredthousandmenofmilitaryagewhom wehadcalledupandbeguntotrain,andinaddition,morethanone.andahalfmillion refugeestolookafter.Thecircumstances graduallybecamesuchthattheBelgian Governmentwasfinallypreventedfromfunctioningnoimally.TheMinisterforColonies andmyselfcametoLondontoonfromhere.. carry Thesituationatpresentisasfollows. AnumberofMinistershaverelinquishedtheirposts.Theothersareherein London.TheyarethePrimeMinister,M.Pierlot,theMinisterofForeignAffairs, M.Spaak,theMinisterofColonies,M.deVleoschaucr,andmyself,Ministerof Finance.Weexercisinginfull,andthegovernmentalauthority.Wo arealone, aretheonlylegalGovernmentofBelgium,andnobodycan,accordingtoourCon- stitution,setupanothereitherinoccupiedBelgiumorelsewhere. WhatistheaimofourGovernment?TheliberationofBelgiumandtheliberation ofourking,whoisaprisonerofwar;therestorationofourcountry’sterritorial integrityandofherindependence. ThePrimeMinisterofGreatBritain,Mi?.WinstonChurchill,speakingonJune6th intheHouseofCommons,statedthatitwasalso"theunswervingaimofHisMajesty’s GovernmenttosecureforBelgiumtheeffectiverestorationofherfreedomand independence."NoBelgianwilleverforgethow,intheearlymorningofMay10th, whenBrusselswasalreadybeingbombedbytheGermanaeroplanes,withoutourhaving receivedanyultimatumordeclarationofwar,ourcalltoGreatBritaintofulfilher guaranteemetwithanunreservedresponse.Norshallforgetgallantry weeverthe withwhichtheBritishArmyfoughtwithusintheBattle Belgium.Howeverhardmay of bethetrialsstilltocome,weknowthatweshalllivethemthrough,andthatwhenwe willnotgiveuntilBelgiansoilisfreeagain,voicingthe sayweupfightingweare unanimouswillofbothcountries. Toattainthisaim,wewillactinfullagreement•withtheBritishGovernment, Over 2- ThefreeBelgiansaredeterminedtotaketheirfullshareinthemilitary actionagainstGermany*Ofcoursewehavewithusonlyaverysmallpartofwhat was,sixmonthsago,ourproudArmy.ButthereareBelgiansofmilitaryagein theBritishEmpire,andtheyarebeingcalledtothecoloursinaccordancewith Belgianlaw.Moreover,Belgianofficersandmenarestillcomingoverfromother partsof world,theoftenattheriskoftheirlives.IvisitedthefewBelgian troopsattheircampafewdaysago.Ispoketothem,andIcantellyouthat theirspiritismagnificent. <*. 'AlreadyaBelgianunithasbeenentrustedwiththedefenceofasmallsector inEngland,and-ourcoloursareproudlyflyingtogetherwiththeUnionJack.Our nextstepwillbetowhichwill formalightarmouredbrigade,playitspartwhen themomentcomes. OurairmenareservingwiththeRoyalAirForce,Someofthemhavebeen killedinthegreatairbattle;butitwasagloriousdeath,as,beforegoing downthemselves,theybroughtdownfourtimesasmanyofthe enemy.-Manymore areeagerlyawaiting/inthetrainingcampstthemomentwhentheywillbesent outtojoininthebattle. Besidesthismilitaryco-operationthereisanotherformofhelp,perhaps; evenmoreimportant,whichBelgiumiscontributingtothecommoncause.Allour shippinghasbeenplacedatthedisposalofGreatBritain.Alltheresourcesof theBelgianCongohavebeenmadeavailableforwarrequirements.Wehaveonlyone desire;topoolallthematerialandmoralforcescapableofwinningthewar. YourPrimeMinistereloquentlysaidtheotherdaythaton'theroadtovictory, dea-tfiandmiseryshallbeourcompanions.Butneithersubmissionnordiscourage- mentwillbe.Belgiumisto-daythesameBelgiumwhich’fought,26yearsago, handinhand,withGreatBritain.Wearefighting-.againthesameenemy.Weare fightinghimagainhandinhand,andwearegoingtowinagain. BRITISHBROADCASTING-CORPORATION.•• AIRMINISTRY,No.207,624/10/40.- No,23 DEATHOFAIRVICEMARSHALBLOUNT TheAirMinistryregretstoannouncethatAirVice-Marshal Ce-H.BeBlount,C.8., 0.8.E.,M.C.,,hasbeenkilledonactive service;astheresultofafljQigaccident. SonXlAPJftft?.AnoteonthecareerofAir-Vice-Marshal Blountwill-beissuedforpressuse.Itisrequestedthatno furtherdetailsshouldbepublishedregardingthisaccident. •2U/10/U0■ NO:2U> OFFICIAL..ADMIRALTYCOMMUNIQUE TheBoardofAdmiraltyregretstoannouncethatH.M.Trawlers ”Velia”(TemporaryProbationarySub-LieutenantL.J.G,Shoobridge, RON.V,R.)and’‘LordStamp”(ChiefSkipperJ.D.McKay,R.N.R.)have beensunkbyenemymines. Thenextofkinofcasualtieshavebeeninformed. ADMIRALTY 24/10/40~N0.25c AIRMINISTRYBULLETINN0.20?4. AirMinistryNewsServicet. BERLINAGAINHAMMEREDBYR.A.F. Fortwo Berlinwasbombedagainlastnightforthetwentysecondtime,juston hoursheavybomberswereoverthecity. twoofBerlin’sprincipalpowerstationsonetheBerliner Amongthetargetswere- WorkswhichisintheCharlottenburgandtheotherthe Klingeriberg, Electricity3 area, ontheoppositesideofthecity.ThegreatrailwayyardsofTempelhof,Putlitz- strasseandLehrteralsocameinforattack. Itwasa"latenight"raid,andthelastoftheraidingforcedidnotleaveBerlin at untilafter4o*clockthismorning.Midnightwasnearwhenthebombers,leaving regularintervalsto carryoutindependentattacks,setofffromtheirbases.Onthe flyforthegreaterpartofthejourneythrough waytoBerlinthebombershadto cloudoraboveiton"deadreckoning"navigation.Hereandtherethepilotscaught glimpsesoftheground,butonlyhereandthere. Onepilot,forinstance,saidthathewentintocloudimmediatelyaftertakingoff, andwhenhenextsawthegroundhewasintheregionoftheriverElbe,Other pilotsreportedbadicingconditions. NearerBerlin,however,thecloudwasbroken.Alongthedifferentroutesof approachgrounddefencesopeneduponthebombersatvariouspoints."Theusualsort ofstaff,lightandheavyflaks"washowthepilotsdismissedtheopposition®But overBerlinthebarragewasadifferentproposition.Thereaircrafthadtoface intenseconcentratedfirefrombatteriesontheoutskirtsofthecityandinthecity itself.Searchlights,someworkingingroupswereco-operatingwiththeguns,though driftingcloudoftenrenderedthesearchlightsineffective,butneithergunsnor searchlightscouldstoptheattack. Hereisthestoryofonebombercrewwhichspentoverhalf-an-hourovertheGerman "Justbeforereachedthe capital:-"Wearrivedabout3a,m."saidthepilot.we citytheaircraftstartedgettingiced-upabit,butnotenoughtoeffecttheflying* Itwasatrifleawkwardbecausethefrontofmywindscreenwasicedover;still,the sidepieceswerequiteclearsoitwasn’ttoobad.Wewentstraightthroughthe barrage,andacrossthecentreofBerlin.Havingflownthroughthebarrage,itwas quietforabitbutthenthesearchlightstartedtryingtoworryus.Theywereonus attimesandoccasionallytheyflashedacross us,butIdon'tthinktheycouldseeus 9 atanyratetheyneverheldusintheirbeams. "Wepickedupapositionpointinourtargetareaandwerereadytobomb®Assoon aswestartedtoflyonamoreorlessstraightcoursethegunsletgoatusandsome oftheshellsburstveryclose.OnoeortwiceIputmyheadoutofthesidewindows andIcouldhearthemexploding®Itwasacrisp,sharpexplosion.Aswewere searchingforthetargetparachuteflaresbeingdroppedbyother wesawaircraft,and thebomb-aimeratoncebroughtusontoourobjectiveandletthebombsgo.They startedalargefire.Therewereotherfiresshowingredintheskyovertheother partsofBerlin,Ourbombingstirredtheafresh.We gunszig-zaggedalloverthe placeandworkedour wayout." ASquadronLeaderinanotheraircraftsaidthathetoocouldheartheshells bursting."Imaybeundulyapprehensive",hesaid"butwhenIcanactuallyhear Ithinktheymustbegettingabittooclose". ASergeantpilotsaid"wereachedBerlinabout3o'clock,thebarragewaspretty fierceandseveraltimesIsawalonglineofshellsburstinginfrontofus.They werecreepingacrosstheskyonour course,butwedodgedthemalright.Thetail- gunner,ofcourse,hadn'tbeenabletoseewhatwashappening.WhenIgotinamong allthesmokeburstshethoughtthatwehadrunintothemiddleofaballoonbarrage? "WepickedupthePotsdamerrailwaystationranuptoitturnedroundatthetop andcamebackalongsideandfromtherewegotastraightrunoverthetarget.Some- bodyelseputaflaredownverynicelyforusjustatthecrucialmoment.Wecarried outtheattackstraightandlevel,ignoringthefirefromtheground.Itwasrightin thecentreofthecity.Abouttentofifteensecondsafterthebombshadburstfour firessprangupc Weknockedaboutforthreeorfourminutesandsomebodyelsedropped hisbombsaboutaquarterofamileinfrontof.us", ThepilotofanotheraircraftmadesixseparaterunsovertheCharlottenburgpower- stationbeforebombing- "tomakecertain",asthebomb-aimersaid"ofhittingthe target"eImmediatelyafterthebombshadbeenunloadedseveralfiresbrokeoutin thearea. IncendiaryandhighexplosivebombswereseentoburstintheBerlinrailway,yar AuxiliaryAirForce, SquadronLeaderKellettcommanderofhishasbuilttrained assquadronupand hispersonneltosuchafinefightingpitchthatnofewerthan113enemy aircrafthave'beenthe destroyedinspaceofonemonth-withveryfew casualtiessustainedbyhissquadron.-,has ledthewing Hefrequently formationwithjudgmentandThe success>gallantryandfineleadership displayedbySquadronLeaderKelletthaveprovedaninspiringexamplee tothe aBarIL.stinguishedFlying_Cross.r yjOYD?DJljQsy*’Auxiliai-y;AirForce* Thisofficerhaspersonallydestroyedatleast12enemyaircraftandhas f assistedinthedestructionofoneother*Hisfineleadershiphasenabled, hissquadrontoattainmanysuccesseswithfewlossestothemselves,-Flight LieutenantBoydhasdistinguishedhimselfbyhiscool,bearingandcapable leaderships Flyipg,OfficerBrianJohn.George.OARBIJRY.-D?,Fh0*FlyingOfficerCarbury hasdisplayedoutstandinggallantryandskillinengagementsagainstthe enemy*PrevioustoSeptember8ththisofficershotdown8enemy 5 aircraft,,andsharedinthedestructionoftwoothers*Sincethatdatehe ;;: hasdestroyedtwoMesserschmittiG9sand2Heinkclrwheninactionagainstalargeformationof aircraft,heattackedanddestroyedaJunkers38©Duringthiscombat enemy frombelowandhisThoughwounded,he hewasattackedaircraftcaughtfire© escapedbyparachuteandfellintothesea,butsavedhimselfbyswimming Cockhasshownmagnificentcourageandinitiative ashore©FlyingOfficer againstoverwhelmingodds© FlyingOfficerBrianVANRENTZ©FlyingOfficerVanMentzhasbeenengaged thesincetheoutbreakofwar©Hehas inopei'ationsagainstenemy twoofwhich destroyedsixenemyaircraftandprobablyfurtherthree, awere ofintensiveinFrance©Thisofficer shotdownduringtheperiodoperations hisandandhas hasledhissectionand,attimesflightwithskillcourage showngreatdeterminationinpressinghomehisattacksagainstlargeenemy formations© FlyingOfficerBlair~RoyalCanadianAirForoeoPlying OfficerRussellhaspersonallydestroyedfiveenemyaircraftandhas assistedinthedestructionofasixth©Hehasshown greaukeennessto attackthe enemy© PilotOfficerAnthonyCharlesB;JELEIcPilotOfficerBartleyhasshow downatleast”eightenSnyaircraftoHehasalwaysdisplayedgreat cleveranddeterminedfighter© coolnessinactionandprovedhimselfa Jo PilotOfficerRonaldBERRY©PilotOfficerBerryhaspersonallydestroyed6 enemyaircraft,andassisted,inthedestructionofseveralothers®Through innumerableengagementswiththeenergyliehasshownthegreatestgallantryand determinationinpressinghomehisattacksatcloserange©Theskilland dashwithwhichthisofficer-hasledhissectionhavedonemuchtoassureits successes© PilotOfficerCharlesTrevorDAVIS©PilotOfficerDavishasdestroyedsix enemyaircraft*He hasdisplayedgreatdashcouragemanyandinhiscombats, andhisgallantryinfightingagainstanyoddshasbeenconspicuous© PilotOfficerWilliamHenryHODGSON,,InAugust,1.910,PilotOfficerHodgson tookpartwithhissquadronengagementagainstmorethan2JOenemy inan aircraft,severelydamagingseveralofthem©Twodayslaterheoperatedwith hissquadronagainst150bombersandfightersandonthisoccasiondestroyed2 MesserschmittIW's*anddamagedaHeinkelIla©LaterinAugust,1940,during anengagementagainst30DornierSip’s,escortedbyabout100enemyfighters, heattackedofthev oneDornier215shead-on,severelydamagedit,andthen engagedandshotdownaMesserschmitt109©AlthoughPilotOfficerHodgson’s aircraft'washitandsetonfirebyacannonshellhemanagedtokeepthefire undercontroluntilhehadeffectedlandingadistanceaway©By somesodoing heundoubtedlyavoidedcausingciviliancasualties©Thisofficerhasexhibited braveryofahighorder,andacompletedisregardofhisownpersonalsafety© PilotOfficerKennethWilliamMr(939*HishomeisatWestmounr. ActingFlightLieutenantBazinwasbornin1913and-wascommissionedin theAuxiliaryAirForcein1935®HewaspromotedFlyingOfficerin1937 andActingFlightLieutenantin1940©HishomeisatNewcastle-on-Tyne© ActingFlightLieutenantHowellwasbornin1912atGoldersGreenLondonN.W. anawasntChichesterSchool©HewascommissionedintheR.A.F. in1937,waspromotedFlyingOiiiocx’Ixx‘"wActingFlightLieutenant in19400HishomeisatBognorRegis,Sussex© ActingFlightLieutenantKINGCOMSwasbornatCalcuttain1917andwas educatedatBedfordSchool,andtheRc A.FaCollege,Cranwell©Hewas commissionedin1938andwaspromotedFlyingOfficerin1940®Hishome is isinLondon© wasbornin1918atRenmark,SouthAustraliaandwas educatedatPrinceAlfredCollege,Adelaide.Hewascommissionedinthe RA»F«. 9 in1938endwaspromotedFlyingOfficerin1940®Hishomeisat Grange,SouthAustralia, FlyingOfficerVANtIFNTZwasJohajinesburg,South;\fricain1916 bornat and8 waseducatedattheCityofLondonFreemensSchool,Ashtead©He commissionedintheRO.AoFOin1938and wasvzaspromotedFlyingOfficer vin1940© 5« was130x71371December,1917,andhishomeisin Toronto©HequalifiedasapilotintheRoCoAF©inAprilthisyear. Pilot-OfficerB/diTLEYwasbornin1919atDacca?Indiaand.waseducatedat StoweSchool*He;?ascommissionedintheR*ABIin1939©Hishomeisat SwaribourneBuckinghamshire© 5 PilotOfficerJBERRYwasbornin191?atHull*HeenlistedintheR.AF.V.R* in193?andbecameaSergeantPilotbeforebeingcommissionedin1939© HishomeisatRomford*Essex> PilotOfficngrDAITSwasborninCardiffin1920andwaseducatedatthe CountySchool?Whitby©Hewas,acadetattheCollege,Cranwell andenlistedintheR*AF_,in1939aHewascommissionedin194-0*Hishome isatSheffield* PildtOfficer.HODGSONcomesfromNewZealandandwasanofficer intheRoyalNewZealandAirForcebeforebeingcommissionedintheR.AF. in1940© PilotOfficerMcKENZIEwasbornin1916atBelfast*HewasaSergeantPilot intheR,A*F.V,Eobeforebeingcommissionedin1940©Hishomeisat Enniskillen,Northern borain2.917atLudlow?Shropshire©Hebutcher SergeantBABBAGEvzaswasa beforehejoinedtheRt.A,Foin193'%HishomeisatRoss-~on-Wye© . SergeantHOWESwas’bornin1913atGillingham-Kent*Hewasanelectrician beforejoiningtheR6A,FO in19J70 KApl<’’'->CEwasbornatJohannesburg,SouthAfricain191%•Hewasa pilotbeforeenlistingintheR.jv>Bl.? in1940$ DirectorateofPublicRelations? AirMinistry? KingCharles Whitehall*SOVU-0 24thOctober?194% Thursday,October2A,19A0» MINISTRYOFINFORMATION NEWSBULLETINNO.147* INFORMPOSTOFFICEOFADDRESSCHANGES Manypeoplewhohavelefttheirhomesunoccupiedforonereasonor anothersincetheoutbreakofwarhavenotleftwiththePostOfficeanaddress atwhichtheymaybefound. Itisintheirownintereststhattheirpresentaddressshouldbeavailable inorderthatlettersmaybeforwardedtothem. Allpersonswhohavelefttheirhomesunoccupiedwithoutleavinganew addressare,therefore,askedtosendtheirpresentaddressestothelll chargeofthePostOfficeservingtheirformerresidence, AspecialcardforthispurposemaybeobtainedatanyPostOffice, MinistryofHomeSecurity.M,o«I,1, NANNIES*,HOSPITALNURSES,MAIDS,CONTRIBUTETOAIRCRAFTFUND TheMinisterofAircraftProductionacknowledgeswithgratitudethe followinggiftstowaidsthepurchaseofaircraft: ThreeMaids,18,CarltonHouseTerrace,S.W.I.... £1.10,0, StaffoftheLondonHospital(inmemoryof colleagueswholosttheirliveswhentheir hospitalwasbombedinarecentairraid)••8,4*8, MembersoftheNannies*CotGuild,Withyam,Sussex (allarechildrens*Nannies)J0»0,0, OswaldFinney,Alexandria£lO,OOO,0»*0» SudanWarplanesFund- (£25>000inall)*•••••£lO,OOO,0,0, MinistryofAircraftProduction.M,0,1,2, THANKSTOPACIFICISLANDERS LordLloyd,ColonialSecretary,hasaskedtheHighCommissionerforthe WesternPacifictoconveytotheQueenofTonga,toMr,Cockerandtheother contributorshisthanksonbehalfofHisMajesty’sGovernmentfortheirassistance totheEmpirewareffort.Heisdeeplytouchedbythisevidenceofloyaltyand generosityfromasmallcommunity. ColonialOffice,PressSection,M,0,1,J, ARGENTINEMAILLOST ThePostmaster-Generalregretstoannouncethatlettersforthiscountry postedintheArgentineRepublicapproximatelybetween6thand18thJulyandin Uraguayapproximatelybetween2ndand18thJulyhavebeenlostbyenemyaction. G,P.O,M.o«I,A* DANISHANDNORWEGIANHELP AlthoughDenmarkisnotofficiallyanallyofthiscountry,thereisno doubtwheremanyDanishsympathieslieinthewar.Forinstance,themasterofa Danishsteamertradingoutsidetheenemy-occupiedareaofEuropeisgenerously contributingtothepurchaseofSpitfires.Hehashandedth©shippingcompanyacheque for£lOO,outofwhichhewishes£5amonthtobepaid.Hisletterrunsasfollows ”1shouldbegladifyoucouldarrangeformetopay£Jpermonth ofmywagegtoagoodpurpose,forexample,alittlehelptowardsyour famousSpitfires.Ishouldbeverygladtogivethissmallhelpinthe efforttogetourmutualfoedown”. Itmayberememberedthattheotherdaythecaptainofatorpedoed NorwegianshiphandedtheNorwegianConsulinNewcastleadraftfor£lOOasa contributionfromthecrewtotheNorwegianSpitfireFundininLondon.Semeofthese menhadjustlandedfromalifeboatafterspendingfivedaysatsea.TheConsulthen disclosedthatforlong atameNorwegianseamenhadbeencontributingpartoftheir wagestotheFund,andthatinadditiontheyoftenmadeanextravoluntarycontribution. MinistryofShippingM,0,1, +++++*!'+++++++ NOTTOANrILNIbJiJAJJJJB'UIUJTTTI:PRRIIG-iJJ..UP ajM»a*—M.faCia{MMfaa*au.M—r«!ia%f-MQB'fa-wra«Mfai^>?;MUw>>.wM*ra—»«aw.»..«*'•"■-:7l*ifaaw, '<**—W.-w■.■•c->«srmpat»».fa—B 2fthOCTOBER,1940. ORBROADCASTBEFORE W, 7A.H,ONTHATDATE. MrWfa.rn3»J»« 1 w—laitM—M.-fa—iirm« M—- *4i.-Xj—ifaeafa PRISONEROFWAR.JACKSON,2ndLt.H.105440 COLuNDS ” ANDSTAAFF., EDEN,,11.0,4356BUXTON2ndLt.E.J.I'L129702 KOCHEDEGOOREYND,Cant.G.96587PREVIOUSLYREIQRTEDDISSING,. ? NOW REPORTEDNOT.KESSING.. 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