Letter to Doris Weeks from Australian Red Cross

Letter to Doris Weeks from Australian Red Cross

Informs that Royal Australian Air Force have advised that Flight Sergeant Payne was buried in the local cemetery at Court L'Evegue.

1945-06-07

One-page typewritten letter and envelope

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[Australian Red Cross Society Symbol]
AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY
LONDON ADVISORY COMMITTEE

P.& 0. OFFICES,
VICTORIA HOUSE,
STRAND,
LONDON, W.C.2.
HB/SF/AH/5315

6th July, 1945

Miss. D Weeks
37, Hawthorn Road,
Bunker’s Hill,
Lincoln.

Dear Madam,

[underlined] F/S M.H. Payne. Aus. 417512 [/underlined]

With reference to your recent letter, we have been advised by The Royal Australian Air Force, that they have advised you that F/S Payne was buried in the Local Cemetery Court L’Eveque.

Should we receive any further details we will at once let you know.

Yours truly,
Ida Francis
Commandant
Secretary – London Committee

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[Postmark]
[Postage Stamp]
Miss. D. Weeks,
37, Hawthorne Road,
Bunker’s Hill,
Lincoln.

[inserted] Fondest wishes on your birthday Love Babs + Leo [/inserted]
[inserted] W/O. C. O’Neill, 50 High Street Coleshill, Warwick [/inserted]