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8 MAY 1958 COWBRIDGE 411
THE CROSS LLAMBLETHIAN Nr COWBRIDGE GLAMORGAN
Interview
6 May
Dear Sir
Re your advert in Today’s Times
I was in the Normandy landing on D. Day being a Staff Capt with 101 Beach Sub-[?] coming in at about H + 4
My memory is a bit fuzzy about it all now but any help I can give you will be willingly given. I may be able to get hold of one or two other officers in you have not already been
Q 9/5
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The Readers Digest T H E R E A D E R’S D I G E S T A S S O C I A T I O N L I M I T E D T E L E P H O N E : CABLES M A Y F A I R 8I 4 4 READIGEST,LONDON
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19th June, 1958. J.G.W. Charnaud, Esq., The Cross, Llanblethian, Glamorgan.
19th June, 1958 26 Jun 1958
Dear Mr. Charnaud,
Mr. Ryan is now in London working on his D-Day researches and would very much like to meet you at a mutually convenient time. We have tried to telephone you at your London telephone number but have so far been unsuccessful. I wonder, therefore, if you would very kindly telephone us at this office when you are next in Town, Yours sincerely, [signature] (Joan Ogle Isaacs0 Research Editor
Copy to: 508, Park Wes, W.2,
I shall be in London next Wed, Thursday 2/3 July. I expect, I can be contacted at WILLESDEN 0171 9.30-5 pm
DE WITT WALACE, U.S.A. LILA BELL WALLACE, U.S.A. LUCIUS F. CRANE T.G.M. HARMAN, MANAGING DIRECTOR
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TELEPHONE: WILLESDEN 0171.
THE ROYAL SOVEREIGN PENCIL CO. LTD., NEASDEN N. W. 10.
2 July 58
Dear Mr Ryan.
Herewith the relic which I promised you.
I hope that they will be of some assistance.
I seem to have lost the next photograph which was a 'wave-top' view of our approach over [indecipherable] due to the [indecipherable], in actual fact the photos bore no relation to the buildings as we drew near, as so many
