Crashed Near Tunis: to be Buried in England London, Dec. 29.
The Air Ministry states that it had been proposed to have a joint] funeral with full Air Force ceremonial for Squadron Leader Jone: Williams and Plight Lieut. Jenkins who lost their lives in Tunis while attempting to break the world's to the wishes of the relatives of Squadron Leader Jones who desire he should be bur family burial ground at Hassocks in Sussex. In view of this decision has now been arranged. that Plight-Lieut. Jenkins will be buried in the R. A. P. ground at Ipswich cemetery, where Officers of the R.
stationed at the aeroplane and armament experimental establishment at Martlesham Heath, to the deceased officer belonged, are normally interred. There will ae-cordingly be no ceremony when the bodies of the two officers arrive at! Southampton. If the relatives agree, the two officers will be buried with Air Force honours. Air Council, Air Force Commands and units concerned will be officially represented and bearer and firing parties will be provided by the Service—British Wireless through Reuter,
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