Diaries of John Kevin Lloyd - Part 1

Conflict:
Second World War, 1939–45
Subject:
  • Documents and letters
Status:
Open for review
Accession number:
AWM2022.6.45
Difficulty:

Page 1 / 10

APRIL 1942-30 Days 9. THURSDAY 99-266 vsited Capt brown lltS rereva torristin sich, sweeting us all2 yelap. bapt Goidon got awe Dn Tomislin latt ther day and cipt bexan in ad ya them o se and man ste
30 2
1942—30 Days APRIL 12 SUNDAY, 102-263 table 5 whou bee ba with salt see wilh hall wate i large is qun Plearant walk plantabius. Henly t and ary wood. i&1 supply Had m sh Rain ar Rudg throuk maiat Divet 1342-30 Days APRIL 13 MONDAY 103-262 00 Of 1830hs (2 4 off Lea Gaha Wint ut 211 bon 2/2C 2/10 Re. 2 118 1 Mirz 1 trr washipated stired him bat Dir concert Bit But 25-1p that Gumarin nesbiatu 30hi. Phillisfun
4th Month- 1942 APRIL I4 TUESDAY 104-261 Luip 9 17 n Debato 193 94 Ext HB Smith 1942-30 Days APRIL 15 WEDNESDAY, 105-260 Div Field avage Mrst 6820 Bridg dvon t hove somerrow. te 6.89 44 4.8 te pasl eph A441gul 0 H 80 4 o 1C0120R 14 at go at gute. 20 off bage in the 70 Rahur Bushpe bpased to Adam Sec ers A aD. 2os he
Hoping to go to stalag on Seduesday Iarranged be detal mt to 404 for to daw and Se fore put off for the sation at O15 hn, folly cold (only guo) and still moning ad mentually marched from Debundon, station to the ramp in a brisk fall Pengone ther quite will and happs except bre C. wis had roughing speial in head. Alds. old me that for priviones for night be hading thilld a cont. card a brudge, ro had mdde a New Wear recolution to play no mdre and was inaged in making his potines at Golo bry making prcus foul lids of Sasanre. Auman mggess I chould a for ofrinal Satin as perior Camp 17.3. To hanle mdedil pufplis nonfr Kcd &, and also mah medical Conspondence as concius in. Gord schune should it be afferoved. Applied for purmision to rinst Stelag n a.a on had retum, and leamed that Stabsan Wacke had acready gwven nistmt ols for me to wint him or Fiday Sept in played barkesball, and pran ik- parade, dune & which Genran Eainitater Sand Duburop zn amanged a perade of alout 20 men for Eicking ff, at Stalag's instiructions Wappeans mat the list had bun compiled of fellows who had come on sithe prods and had got work replatedly, and the ruspion in that hud were orpying to ioe the lead. In he fist plane I had all djection to hanntg a Corponal rent down to do things like that over ne, and not a ssidincal ofined and, in the second place, on chucking bough thre list thte were, at the most only one or two cases Ino could be properted of not being gendine, and thie were douloped encpeds at hat? I had hee tiinsg. rifed out, and I trather thrak that he matter one of the Rings that the Stalsn] wishes to discust on hiday. I should like to talke it over at all wents. We have nuslaid onr old wnit reports from Haden but if heg ean be frund tey would be very valuable pefames. Fotines If am note halpened this day except the anual dthe seounth Iam morde Iglad's andd my weding Suder gears, and ove two of hem apent apaird. Rrae come with on today on d int to dalas whn Ihad hean amuntned to S Habsarst Wicck, Hhe was not there, and it came out that he reason for my presons was to ee vre Coopenr reie a parul of over 3000 anti pial fatn from the Bl manch, as he said, to Bnt all the nea m II I on held fut sutally, the Suabl, and I stened he renipt. I could not rn the salsargt but his arristant gave me atitiontly Co et some extr gear on Monday at he Samilaats park/ and my applica [ion for kindimne to bun act Chat Nrials ruimg dodned to pilure I ill know on Ffonday I go duldinat ion he we may keep ailly E). 20) in one penonal possestion, the heot must le put o dex indeviduall onders, nie alloades standin nt someshing or R.I. Dos. Dans Lauation at Walas, his been shiffec to Hentoller and Blent has bun and out to Shihtsifld, earh bemg rplend at 114 by the french 7/.0 oniginally at the Lomman do. Had a walk out with the Smitarer mtest ver to day and passed Jan 525. He had to go in on burmen and I whoable to Once the to her for a few seconds. her quite comportably sebled in here, and he camep offis to be almust an e sact counterpent I domn, hough t her badade mones ae half the nize. Runonns feying about lately that mpoli has sallen, and that he Pussians jare dontly well. Hope it time. The Sanitation, and our room won our just round in the inter-poom barket. butt 4.0Received I book papsels from the Sudents. Rid peaple at Genwa – Whulers sperntia Euging, a Fruch English pertet. distionans, and a Gumnar. English distionary that made two bshe later, so I hanned my oper one on to a V.C.O. =hay in bed a tead most of the moning and his afternson acod ofan for Jamn. y 13th Cunday] H. Babrough - Conpesin a Clommanion?. A tin of thore funs. from mew again that makes about he winth, Johly good of him. His & chewful offnnstis had. knowed from tim a lok of Gonald Fnox's Cahiblin Grsb Br, and ano her W. He Rlaholie Cunten. t F.1. Wathik. Recived a copy of the B. H.J. prom Falla g Knough Junenry It tis the ches day, also- the accond ][whole two letters to Sak Ho- night and ore Co una dad land cadds to thes, Aut in flaws, John S. and Gon Rayd the Bontih Andry patten of solos whise for he 2nd time to migut wit y. Forlin Esqt dones, & Sock Lwmngsone won p. 23 Bunonts of a losing match with 523 in about ore marhie Sime. 1o belon Zero his moning, and to. below at 100 len. Weve coming on. Thigh be kney an ins at home. Werly again todene to oeleg ist Ist fous tath, ant Daintales. Relt in 1 making my codito p to R.. w (e5 38. while the Sot. paid in R. o. 223, and amrainged to acept ntd mh pays as I shall ned, the rest to be endited hrm Tilague vent along to the Sumiaahpark, but ere able to chlest only a lifle of or saff as hie out had beer penton to D Gunan fer hes ins fillow. Home by Tram and bous, and on he latter e were lusly to remain, as the condinctor sand hn trams a Crans were J.R. for Glanges, but buses were no. Hoever he lones payon. Go home very timly hod, and hungory hauk wolo conmgt and won a goodin snergo . J. Anos mnbnroh to pay? for the ant matinal which snks informed ton our aoting wis waiting me at Stalag. Ot muts to 17 14. 2. + A Salay to day daensta ed caleted allong old degenet and ofies peper. the a e e h t e nen ene t et e te en e it hi ant fo. Collecked and paid for matinals - a mudumn niged brard, small st pete an alle puncil or watel. tolatt, a larg will for ws colewr Oreary stap). I him note lhoted a paltet of hetere clsps, a fer diling ints, and a los d vsater. clows. they gaveme two burhes as will, but hel we yo oe mitlle fo brushing down a table and hardly paint. brnones I asled for. I lett them pure lany an to be chanded. On to Sabrant Micke who said he would tatke o ips owards aminging the heaedte. O nedicul miffolles, parils, & compondence to be pland in the cane of he o. 30. of Romnandos & Dsbribs. I. arted houy to be planed in chalned as penor to gor. te agred wes tnally his legetion beong that hegends outd not a part of Salks but only attaed. the agoued, toens, that for he papore I udial sfflen, Bolo Annon be considered tohed. Wowantu good ett of 3. A. to mgt.
APRIL 4th Month- 1842 18 SATURDAY, 108-257 Aanlm Impect gat night fo 648 A 1t in hospital dysenty diatig a malana inmasing Heavycam as ueual. Law Hed Lon. Newr nct good Buine ffuelef. at gone and againstenr. nance Bridge with Brier Bill. Doe 2unt Discan penlly far isbepation ended apter 20 days 1942-30 Days APRIL 19. SUNDAY 109-256 he tim Mars at 0830. thathanns deappeard later found in 22 Ade 40 Wer to evening Diveliam. Gocath gained with i Wilbem of 650. Brnk of Ecolonical Lurvey, owns far in Kenys. Tohio Comtera. had treat eark. Severae wart tolati
December (18 Orders came through from Qunans tha because of Syphns all Ulnder was to be removed from body, and all compounds isolated. Beems in our lawack were fuy in exreme people in various att Cudes and pages oundity perating away at themselves and One another Duful language hoating about. found that bst meked of atacking most in accornble parts was to pqual over mindor. Very cold Bo day again but good wealhed. 8gt. have me list of our lads in caneh. Fist time today. Ive been without my monstach Jor 124s fuls queer 2 don't know myself Canr. adis W g0 Wrote to glad to days por December fiush of delraining to day. We cutainly do look contical. All have out hair of and two or three have even removed eyctrows father Berry to hosptal with hn Bridge still) the order of the day Sanily I headdress to cover hold pates Impunte. Selwyyn Spoke Ts Ewirs I.D. on Commisniee wh reported fost batch I repratuates still tn France throwh blls &up in no to be exchanged and no steps yet in hand to repatnate potectell kesonnel. shings ir Burkzerlank poor especially Good fatrol
6 August 23 E Payed an intereding game o chess against. 5. H. Woodhoe this morning Rost o couse but It was good Atter lunch te regular Your played Bridge from a likle after 1pm. until A pul witl about 34 D. Olreake. We wie well sowelled aft wrote two letter to Glad and cards to Jpnne Dad the in laws and the Biggs, all air mail, and returned to Geniva the signed receipt. tonn for my cap. August 24 Quit day again. Dout know show the gefangeners A 4-18 suck your years of this like without doring Odiy Oer luving conditions mut be diinteld better that thi wer but it's bloody awhil for all hart. Tont know what I would 423 not give to be wirthd H again. Ananged 1o do some work on Genan with Ellis?
4th Month- 1942 APRIL 24 FRIDAY 114-251 t 1 e wck S Col. Andrsou Lct any Day ser co downd appear to ke 2/19 an APRIL 1942-30 Days! 50 250 25 SATURDAY 115-250 An D3. f15. H01. 21 States Col ater beeton auit sent poor athendan to hav Levic. C0 wiithfut attended desss went to Confirtenanc Holy Communion bary day rash imprving to obbained jain, and sance, I obbenine dge with But. Joch Drevennan Won s0e walk in ioculighe Law hugh ple of lait lags.
APRIL 4th Month— 1942 26 SUNDAY 116 -249 B ls Ctet Pde. shap F1at tais Went ho H.C. Caubit abch between 8Div d 11 lne Div. ery day, Arranging barbus shop eash wtill vanishing. ham Devbiens Budge Thetabl, On West last 50c. 1942-30 Days, 27. MONDAY 1Y-248 has BYAL APRIL B61 tle 16

1942—30 Days  APRIL.
9 THURSDAY 99-266

Visited Capt Brown. Very sick.

Argyells & S.H  ✓

Sherwood Forresters.  ✓

Rumours not good.

Brown very sick, sweating, unwell,

thin, white, I nearly fainted

Argyells all 2 year men, met

CO Hyslop. Capt Gordon. Col

Stewart got away on destroyer.

Forresters left this day for Sing

Met Capt Coxon, their adjt.

Major Had 8 Thompson 8 Div

secured many wallets from

kit store.

 

[[?]] Aug 1943
Seagar, Lt Croselle (F) Capt. Readman, Maj.
[[?]] (F), (R) (Sub)
Major Pallandri, Capt Stephenson Wright
PS Capt Achmed

1 PET F 52 FOOD
Geprüft
24
Stalag IVA
[*PRO6003*]

 

1942—30 Days  APRIL
12 SUNDAY 102-263
Mass 0830. Table
See Capt Lloyd re Dysentry.
Go with salt party
2
Visited sea with salt water
party.  Saw large 15" gun
destroyed.  Pleasant walk
through plantations.  Plenty 
of cocoanuts and dry wood.
Saw 2 destroyers & 1 supply
ship steam out.  Had serious
Yarn with Brig. Rain as
usual very heavy.  Bridge
with Durriman, Throple &
Bowring - Square. Managed one
recital. Too wet for Devotions.
Rosary every night.
1942—30 Days  APRIL
13 MONDAY 103-262
c.c. Officers Mess 1830 hrs (?)
See Lloyd re Dysentry
Sumner re pickets
CC Arrange gardeners.
QM Experiment with salt
QM [[diff?]] 1 of 5. yardsman.  May help
QM re Off Mess.
West     "        "      $300 - 400
C.O. Tea, Off Mess money.
Gaharr re mess on corner to.
CO. Latrine - maggots
N ✓                           N ✓          N ✓    N x
2/13, low,   2/26,   2/10 high   2/18   Sigs   KEL
Missing.                                   one every 

                                                   week with
[[Volty?]] 11 of GH
Very constipated & tired.  Linen bath.
Div concert, Bet Bert 25-1 $ that Germany
not beaten 30 tho.  Philtippine & Burma news bad

 

APRIL 4th Month—1942
14 TUESDAY 104-261
Return Library book.
Inspection 12 00 hrs
Gardiner & Bowrings bet of $1
AM re salt experiment, men away
Dysentry
CO cf Tea, mess money, latrines, flys,
salt water
Book for McGregor
Cpl Kennedy.
Lecture 17 30 by Chaplain
Debate 1930     "  [[Drelh?]
Bathe
CO RGM re N.C.O.s
QM Extra men on wood.
Wlz. Brick wall
1942—30Days APRIL

15 WEDNESDAY 105-260
Div Field Officer
Arrange Piano recital.
Mass 0830 Table
Bridge - Owen & Fleming
Move tomorrow. 

Bn xx 5 . 34
HQ     6 . 89
A         4 . 83
B         3 . 65
C         4   80
D         4   77
            26
Bn fall  in 0750                
Love Bh  0820                   
NAAFI Club of 0800 hrs
to DAQMG
MCO & 20 RS next coy
at 0810 at gate.

off baggage on Bn noticeboard at
0730 hrs
Rations
Breakfast 0700 hrs
Prepared to move to Adam Park.
C.O. says he prefers Brad Hart

 

Jan 5th - Hoping to go to Stalag on Wednesday. I arranged the dental visit to 404 for to-day and
we set off for the station at 0715 hrs., jolly cold (only zero) and still snowing, and
eventually marched from Dabandorf station to the camp in a brisk fall.  Everyone there
quite well and happy except Eric C. who had something special in head-colds. Told me that for previous
fortnight he hadn't held a comt.card at Bridge, so had made a New Year resolution to play no more, and
was engaged in making his fortune at Solo by making successful bids of Moazire.  Auman suggests I should ask
for official status as Senior Camp M.O. to handle medical supplies through Red +, and also such medical
correspondence as concerns us.  Good scheme, should it be approved.  Applied for permission to visit Stalag in a.m.
on my return, and learned that Stabsarzt Wicke had already given instructions for me to visit him on Friday.
Jan. 6th - Slept in, played basketball, and ran Sick-parade, during which German Sanitater
Unteroffizier arranged a parade of about 20 men for ticking-off, at Stalag's instructions
It appears that the list had been compiled of fellows who had come on sick-parade and
had got "work" repeatedly, and the suspicion is that they were trying to "swing the lead".  In the first place I
had an objection to having a Corporal sent down to do things like that over me, and not a Medical Officer,
and, in the second place, on checking through the list there were, at the most, only one or two cases who
could be suspected of not being genuine, and they were doubtful suspects at that.  I had the "ticking-off"
wiped out, but I rather think that the matter is one of the things that the Stabsarzt wishes to discuss
on Friday.  I should like to talk it over, at all events.  We have mislaid our old sick-reports from [[Keske?]]
but if they can be found they would be very valuable references.
Jan 7th - Nothing of any note happened this day, except the arrival of the seventh
anniversary of Glad's and my wedding.  Seven years, and over two of them
spent apart.
Jan 8th  - Price came with me to.day on a visit to Stalag, where I had been summoned to see
Stabsarzt Wick. He was not there, and it came out that the reason for my presence
was to see Eric Cooper receive a parcel of over 3000 artificial teeth from the BRC
enough, as he said, to put the men in III D on their feet dentally. He, Seward, and I signed the receipt.

I could not see the Stabsarzt but his assistant gave me authority to get some extra gear on Monday at
the Sanitaatspark, and my application for permission to buy art materials seems doomed to failure - I'll
know on Monday - I got confirmation that we may keep only R.M.30 in our personal possession, the rest
must be put to our individual credits, mine already standing at something over R.M.200. Saw Lanshon
at Stalag, he's been shifted to Naukőllen, and Robert has been sent out to Litchterfeld, each being replaced
at HQ  by the French M.O. originally at the Kommando.
[*2P*]

Jan 9th - Had a walk out with the Sanitater unteroffizier to.day and passed
520.  He had to go in on business, and I was able to see the others for a
few seconds.  Things quite comfortably settled in there, and the camp appears
to be almost an exact counterpart of ours, though the barrack-rooms are half the size.
Rumours flying about lately that Tripoli has fallen, and that the Russians are doing well.
Hope it's true.  The Sanitaters and our room won our first round in the inter-room basket-ball
4.0. - Received 2 book parcels from the Students'-Aid people at Geneva - Wheeler's "Operation
Surgery", a French-English pocket-dictionary, and a German-English dictionary.  That made
two of the latter, so I handed my other one on two a N.C.O.
Jan. 10th (Sunday) - Lay in bed & read most of the morning and in afternoon served Mass for
Fr. Scarborough - Confession & Communion.  A tin of "Three Nuns" from him again -
[*7*] that make about the sixth, jolly good of him.  He's a cheerful optimistic lad.
Borrowed from him a book of Ronald Knox's "Caliban in Grub St." and another "The Catholic Centre" by
F.I. Watkin.  Received a copy of the B.M.J. from Stalag through Jimmy Ellis the other day, also - the
second.  Wrote two letters to Glad to-night, and one to Mum & Dad, and cards to Ines, the in-laws, John S.,
and Ron.  Played the British Army pattern of solo whist for the 2nd time to-night with S.M. Howland
Sgt. Jones, & Jock Livingstone - won pf: 40.  Rumour of a boxing-match with 520 in about one month's
time. — 10° below zero this morning, and 6° below at 1700 hrs..  We're coming on. They'll be
busy surfing at home.
Jan. 11th - Up early again to.day, to Stalag with Sgt. Jones, Jock L. and Sanitater.  Paid in RM.400
making my credits up to R.M.652 (652), while the Sgt. paid in R.M.420, and arranged
to accept only such pays as I shall need, the rest to be credited.  From Stalag we went along to the
Sanitaatspark, but were able to collect only a little of our stuff, as the rest had been sent on to a German Res. They
in Teltow.  Home by tram and bus, and on the latter we were lucky to remain, as the conductor said that
trains & trams were O.K. for Gefangeners, but buses were not.  However he let us stay on.  Got home very
nicely tired, and hungry.  Played Solo to.night and won a goodish swag of R.Ms, almost enough to pay
for the art-material which I was informed on our return was waiting for me at Stalag.  It runs to
RM. 19.17. - At Stalag to-day Sanitater collected all our old Lazarett and Rivier papers.
Jan. 12th - This getting up early is becoming serious - did it again, this time went with Price and a [[potie?]]
Collected and paid for materials - a medium-sized board, small sheets of paper suitable for
pencil or water. colour, a large roll for w. colour (heavy stuff), 5 thin note books, a packet of
paper-clips, a few drawing nibs, and a box of water-colours.  They gave me two brushes as well but they were for
type suitable for brushing-down a table, and hardly paint-brushes I asked for.  I left them there and they
are to be changed.  On to Stabsarzt Wicke who said he would take steps towards arranging the handling
of medical supplies, parcels, & correspondence to be placed in the care of the M.Os. of Kommandos & Lazaretts - I
suggested Fosy to be placed in charged, as senior Major.  He agreed eventually, his objection being that Lazaretts
were not a part of Stalag, but only attached.  He agreed, however, that for the purpose of medical supplies, we should
all be considered together.  Won another good lot of R.Ms. to-night at Solo. - Anniversary of parent's wedding

 

APRIL 4th Month-1942
18 SATURDAY 108-257
Bde Concert?
Inspection
CC Bde Concert.  Evan Ling
Inspection 1200 hrs
Conference 1415
[[?ing]] at night.
648 A.IF. in hospital, dysentry
declining & malaria increasing.
Heavy rain as usual.  Saw Ned
Condon.  News not good.  Burma
Philippines about gone and
France coming in against us.
Bridge with Bruce. Bill. Doc. won
25 cents.  Discussed poultry farming
Constipation ended after 20 days.
1942—30 days APRIL
19 SUNDAY 109-256
Hobbies exhibition. 1400 hrs
at Education Centre.
Mass 0830.
Inspection 1200
Ladder
Officer lecture
D Coy  [[?]] ad barber shop
Cross & Gunner
Supper
22 Bde wood
xxx
Mass at 0830.  Platforms disappeared
later. found in 22 Bde H.Q.  Went
to evening Devotions.  GOC afterwards
Yarned with Mr Wilborn of GBD.
Director of Geological Survey, owns
farm in Kenya, Tokio bombed.
Bad heat rash. Several visits to [[lolabrim..?]]

 

[*1*] 

December
1
Orders came through from Germans, that
because of typhus, all hair was to be
removed from body, and all compounds
isolated.  Scenes in our barrack were
funny in extreme, people in various
attitudes and stages of nudity scraping
away at themselves and one another -
wonderful language floating about, found
that best method of attacking most inaccessible
parts was to squat over mirror.  Very cold
to.day again, but good weather.
S/Sgt. gave me list of our lads in
camps.
First time to.day I've been
without my moustache for 12 yrs.
Feels queer I don't know myself.  Can't
go home to Glad & the Kids like this
Wrote to Glad to.day's post

December
2
Finish of dehairing to.day.  We
certainly do look comical.  All
have our hair off and two or
three have even removed eyebrows.
Father Bury to hospital with 'flu'.
Bridge still the order of the day.
Variety of headdress to cover bald
pates infinite.
Selwyn spoke to Swiss M.O. on
Commission who reported first batch
of repatriates still in France through
balls-up in no. to be exchanged, and
no steps yet in hand to repatriate
protected personnel. Things in
Switzerland poor, especially food &
petrol.

 

[*6*]
August
23
Played an interesting game of chess against
S.M. Woodfire this morning, lost of course, but it was good.
After lunch the regular four played Bridge from a little
after 1 p.m. until 9 p.m. with about 3/4 hr. break.  We
were well towelled up.
Wrote two letters to Glad, and cards to Mum & Dad,
the in-laws, and the Birds, all air-mail, and
returned to Geneva the signed receipt-form for my cap.

August
24
Quiet day again.  Don't know how the gefangeners
of '14-'18 stuck four years of this life without going dippy
Our living conditions must be infinitely better than theirs were
but it's bloody awful for all that.  Don't know what I would
not give to be with Glad again
Arranged to do some work on German with Ellis.

 

APRIL 4th Month—1942
24 FRIDAY 114-251
Have D Coy given our chairs.
C.C. Latrines being used by B Coy.
C.C  Use correct long.
CC Lawns.
[[?]] were a filling at u.
CC Div barracks.  Div [[?]]
Col Andersons lecture. Friday 1900
Water cart inspection.
[[?]]
Breakfast [[Sunday?]] 0930.
[[?]]                  "    1030
[[?]]                  "  A.g.H. Div.  M Rs HR.
6
3
"[[?]]" Offrs go on Sunday.
Easy Day.  Col Andersons lecture
on [[?]].  CO does not appear to
like 2/19 Bn

1942-30 Days APRIL

Initial HOUD D & HQ.

25 SATURDAY 115-250
Anzac Day, Pub. Hol. all States
Dans [[?]] 0715

Mass at 0830.

Lunch social 1st A I F

Stand by for [[?]] W.P.
Inspection 1200
CO barrack rooms & [[?]] 39 & 5
CO [[?]] at night. [[?]] [[?]]
Unit sent poor attendance to Dawn
Service CO wrathful  Attended 
Mass, went to Confession and
Holy Communion. Early day and
xx rash improving. CO obtained
Ham, and sauce. I obtained salt.
Bridge with But. Jock. Dreverman,

Won 50c. Walk in moonlight.
Saw high pile of kit bags.

 

APRIL  4th Month-1942

26 SUNDAY 116-249

Bank fast Mondays 0930 hrs
Classical [[?]] 1115 108 only

8 Div v 11 Ind Div cricket
7 Officers go to [[?]] class
Inspection 1200

"   water cart.
CO Rec night. library

[[?]] B Coy re RC Ch Pde
Jerry

Barbers shop

[[?]] unfit
81 at Mass. Went to H.C. Cricket
match between 8 Div & 11 Ind Div.
iry day. Arranging barbers shop.
Rash still vanishing. Rain stopped
Devotions. Bridge Huxtable, Owen and
West. Lost 50c.
 

1942-30 Days APRIL 

27 MONDAY 117-248

xx Div Concert party 27 Bde √
inspect water cart √
60

CC Mass night [[?]] have 7 less.
CC Untidy lines - Sunday - except "C".
28 Clear in line
[[Infantry?]] report?
CC Service Court B.V.A. Championships

D.May
60 Hairdressers material yet?
Unusual only hairdressers & nurses in gear
[[?]] re hairdresser

[[?]] Davies
CO Road responsibility
[[?]]
Notice to ward.
C. H. Chef position
Mirrors

Last Steward


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Last edited by:
Transcriber 2321Transcriber 2321
Last edited on:

Last updated: