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XM/4657

Papurau’r Athro W.Lewis Jones / Papers of Prof W.Lewis Jones

Item Title	Description	Archive Date
XM/4657/18l	DIARY OR LOG: for the week 30th November to 5th December: the following party started on a week’s leave in a hired car: Sister D.G. Mitchel, Sister E.R.G. Telfer, The Rev. Father S. Savage, Majo... more	1840 Nov 30-Dec 5
XM/4657/182.	SKETCH: A small diagram showing an ambulance and H.M. Hospital Ship Aba. Below the caption reads: "Hope spring’s eternal in the human breast"	1941 Feb 10
XM/4657/183.	EXTRACT FROM the Egyption Mail "Nazis Attack Hospital Ship", "Warships to the Rescue" "Am being attacked by enemy planes" (5 copies).	1941 May 22
XM/4657/184.	ACCOUNT: Army Form A2. A mock debate or "report on the strength and potency of liquids produced". They come to the conclusion that "Beer is Best".	1941 July 9
XM/4657/185.	NEWSPAPER EXTRACTS: from War Illustrated - among the extracts are "We went to Rescue our Bombed Hospital Ship" (2 copies) and "Row Petty Officer won V.C., and reports on hospital Ship A... more	1941 July 25
XM/4657/186.	NEWSPAPER EXTRACTS: "Nazi Bombers Attack on a Hospital Ship". The notes contain extracts from the letters of Mrs. N. Bickmore, written by her brother.	1941 Oct. 25
XM/4657/187.	LIST: noting the various ports which the H.M Hospital Ship Aba visited between May 1940 and May 1942.	1940 March 1942 May
XM/4657/188.	HYMN: H.H. Hospital Ship Aba - "Dedicated to all on board who have helped to bring them safely back". To be sung on the Londonderry Air. (2 copies).	1942 Sept.
XM/4657/189.	MEMO: with reference to G.H.Q., I.E.F. communication ME/MED/3355. The Memo contains complaints concerning the delay in receiving mail and the receipt of telegrams.	1942
XM/4657/190.	MAGAZINE: Congo Belge. Edite par le Service de L’ Information et de la Propagande du Congo Belge. French.	1944

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