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THE SERVICES
(By Air Mall, London, August 14)
ROYAL NAVY
PROGRESS WİTH NEW
CONSTRUCTION With the placing of contracts for the two river gunboats with Messrs, Thornycroft, announced in "The Times" on August 11, the number of yesacis ordered, under the 1937 construction programme is brought "up to 26. The total of all types In the programme la 71, so that or- ders for 45 have still to be placed. Included in the programme are "21 boom defence vessels and craft for harbour service, of which three
nave so
ordered. It is far been Indicative of the manner in which
the rate of construction has been accelerated that out of the 50 sea- going ships 23 have been ordered well before the close of the first half of the financial year. Until 1935 the normal procedure was to defer orders until the closing weeks of the financial year in which the' snips were authorized,
Chlef among the ships yet to be ordered are five cruisers of a new 8,000-ton type known as the Fil class--the Fil. Kenya. Mauritius, Nigeria, and Trinidad. One will be bullt, at Devonport and four by eight contract. There are also destroyers of the Laforey class, four submarices of the Triton class, nine minesweepers, escort vessels, and patrol vessels. a de- stroyer dépôt-ship, 18 boom de- fence vessels, and two tugs.
COMMAND OF THE DIOMEDE
Commander R. F. Morice took command on August 12, of the Diomede, which is reverting to the Reserve Fleet at the Nore after a trooping cruise to China and back under the command of Captain A. R. Halfhide. Commander Morice has hitherto been executive officer
of the Colombo, Sentör Officer's ship in the Reserve Fleet at De- vonport. ""He served during the War in the battleships Neptune
and Queen, and from 1915 in sub-
niurines. He has commanded both submarines and destroyers, and in 1935-38 was Drafting Commander at Chatham Depot.
APPOINTMENTS
Galloway. R. Signals: G. T. A.. armitage, RA.; N. E. C. Rice: R.E.; P. R. C. Standish, R.A.; T. A. Davi- son, R.A.; R. A. P. Wehner, R.E.! R. C, Hobart, R. Tank Corps; P. L. Schofield, RA; C Armitage, R.A.: R. F. Webb, R.A.; S. N. White, RE; J. G. Allardyce, R.E.; D. G. Jones. R. Signals; L H. Edwards, R.A.; J. T. Robinson, R.A.; R. M. Barlas, R. Signals, W. A. C. Carter, R.A.; G. L. Hare. R.A.: J. C. Garlick, R. Signals; J. D. B. Lindsay, R.A.: U. H. Goldet, R., Signals) R. C. N. Forsyth, R.A.; F. J L. Cary. R.A.: P. E. S. Mansergh, R. Signals; D.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1937.
HONG KONG VOLUNTEER
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DEFENCE CORPS
(ORDERS BY LT.-COL. R. C. B. ANDERSON, M.C. COMMANDANT
HONG KONG VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS)
FIRE ORDERS COMPETITION The Fire Orders Competition will be held on Sunday, September 12 All competitors will rendezvous at Corps H.Q. at 9.30 a.m. where transport will be provided. Dresk: Plain clothes.
PARADE
Corps 1st Battery
A Section: Sept. 2: Parade for gun dril, etc. at Belcher's at 6 p.m. Classes in Laying will be con-
L Section and Signalling Class: Sept. 3: Parade at H.Q. at 5.30 p.m. Full attendance on these parades is essential.
3.
No. 2 Improvised Battery (M. Section) The next parade will be on Sept,
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Corps Engineers Aug. 30; Miniature Range at 5.30
p.m.
A meeting of N.C.O.'s will be held at HQ, at the same time to discuss the coming season's training pro- gramme. It is hoped that every N.C.O. will make a point of turning
F. Hickson, R.A.; E, Q. C Lemaire.tinued and the 'N.C.O's and men R.A. J. D. Williams, R.A.; B. A. E. of L Section who have been so de- Fitz-Gerald, R.A.: H. F. D. Gillett, tailed should attend this parade.
Elsmie. R.A; H. I. P. R.A., V.
Dress: Overalls, caps and gun- Gompertz, R.A. P. H. Moir, R.A.. floor shoes. R. H. Dening. R.A.: J. C. Ban- natyne, R.A.: F. C. W. Timmins, R.A. P. N. Lodge; R.A.; D. M. Brooke, R.A.: E. R. D. Palmer, R.A.; T. G. N. Rowland; R.A.: J. 1. Gibson, R.A: P. A. Porteous. R.A.. R. A. Maltby. R.A.: A E. Howard. R.A.: J. Wallace. R.A: R. M. Stranack, B.A.: R. E. Paton, R.A.: T. A. Hunt. R.A.; R. K. S. Harker. R.A.; J. S. Windham, R.A. D. B. White. R.A.; D. W. D. Barnes. R.A.: P D. Morris, R.A.; R. L. P. Colman, R.A.: D. G. L. Jackson. R.A.; R. L. Spiller, R.A.; R. S. Richmond, R.A.; J. C. W. Hawkins, R.A.: P. Jermyn. R.A:: N. J. R. Crawley, R.A.; J. G. Whittaker, R.A.: J. A. Carey. R.A.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE
S.U.O. A. J. C. Stanton, J.U.O.`J. Scott, S. Sgt. P. A. T. Halliday, S.U.O. C. G. Evered, J.U.O. J. D. Lunt. J.U.O.. M. J. Evetts, Sgt. L. G. P. Esmonde White, Cpl. J. Q. L. Jupp, S. Sgt. C. C. B. Gordon, Sgt. W. A. King. F. O. Cetre, Sgt. G. G. Reinhold, Sgt. N. L. McN. Walter. Cpl. P. M. J Harrison, 9.U.O. H. J. Mogg. J.U.O. D. A. Blair, C. R. S. Daly, Sgt. J. E. Parry-Crooke, Cpl. D. S. Chapman, Cpl. N. P. D. Caldecott Baird. FUO. LK. P. Walmesley-Cotham. Cpl. T. P. Wit- son. J.U.O. J. Weston, *H. R. New-
ton. Cpl. F. C. Swallow, J.U.O. J. G. Hubbard, A. N. Campbell-Bald win, J.U.G. J. E. G. Wormald, Sgt. J. H. M. Borwick, J.U.O. J. D. H. Whitcombe, Cpl. T. R. Molloy, Cpl D. A. Buchan. E. A. Howard, Cpl. S Stibbard. J.U.O, N. J. L Field, J.U.O. M. G. Eliut, Sgt. I. H. Mackie.
The following appointments have been made by the. Admiralty:-
Payr. Cars.. R. Cundal, T. HER. L. M. Sutherland. Cpl. G.
Trust, and S. F. Stapleton, to Pre- sident for crse. (Sept. 207
Lt.-Cdrs. R. Frederick, to Greenwich for Ecom Depot (Aug. 30); J. G. Hunt, to Furious (Aug. 14).
Defence
·Payr. Lt.-Cdra.-A. C. Burnett, to Victory" (Aug. 26); and R. L. Cole. to President for course (Sept. 20).
Lts.-R. E. P. Miers, to Neptune; P. Hankey, to Wild Swan (Aug. 18); D. E Langmore, to Glasgow on commg. for acceptance trials and service): J. C. Grieve, to Victory for course (Aug. 30).
Lt. (E)-E. J. Chubb, to Victory for courses (Aug. 19),
Mid-R A. Morgan, to Repulse (Aug. 17).
THE ARMY
APPOINTMENTS IN INDIA
The following appointments in India are notified:---
up.
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Corps Signals The next parade will be on Sept.
Machine Gun Troop
Aug. 31: N.C.O.'s parade at H.Q. at 5.15 p.m. for a T.E.W.T.
Remainder: Riding School.
Armoured Car Section Parude at H.Q, on Aug. 31 at 5,15 p.m. for instruction as under-
N.C.O.'s—T.E.W.T.
Other Ranks-Driving Instruc- tion.
Motor M.G. Platoon
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No. 2 (Scottish) Company Officers and N.C.O.'s parade 'nt H.Q. at 5.15 p.m. on September 3 for a T.E.W.T.
No. 3 (M.G.) Company Aug. 30: Parade at Corps HQ, at' 5.15 p.m. Officers and N.C.O.'-- TE.W.T. Recruits-Drill.
Machine Gun Battalion Signals Sept. 8: Subsections B and C. The winter training season will commence on the above date. Parade at HQ. at 5.30 p.m.
Sept. 10: Subsection A: The wins ter training season will commence on the above date. Parade at H.Q. at 5.30 pm.
"Corps Infantry Sümmer Training: The last class will be held on Aug. 30 at 5.30 p.in. Winter Training: The Corps In- fantry Training Night is Tuesday. The Arst parade will be on Tues. day, Sept. 7 at Corpe H.Q. at 5.30
p.m.
The Unit is being entirely re- organised and all ranks are urged to attend in order to render the change over and artangement of training as smooth as possible.
Army Service Corps Cadre Parade at H.Q. at 5.30 pm on Sept. 2 for a lecture on Gas.
Air Arm Parade at H.Q. at 5.30 on Sept. 2 for a lecture.
Pay Section Lecture at 5.30 p.m. on Sept. 3 at Corps H.Q.
PROMOTIONS
The following promotions are ap- proved in the Corps Infantry w.e.f. 27.8.37: B Coy. No. 1159. L/Sgt. V. | A. Neves and No. 1595, L/Sgt V.M. Nunes to be Sergeant, No. 12 Ptn. No. 962, Cpl. S. R. Silva to be L/Sgt. No. 9 Ptn. No. 2429, Pte. A. F. Fereira, No. 2245, Pte. G. F. D'Aquino. No. 10 Ptn. No. 1983, Pte. R. A. Campos, and No. 12 Pt. No. 1944, Pte. J. A. Santos to be L/Cpl. REVERSIONS
A TEW.T. will be held at HQ. on Aug. 31 at 5.15 pm. The Platoon will provide two syndicates au follows: A Syndicate: LL. J. R.
The following revert to the ranks Way, Sgt. F. H. Neale, Cpl. C.
at their own request, w.e.f. 27.8.37.: Spradbery. L/Cpl. W. R. K. Coll-Corps Infantry, No. 10 Ptn-Nos. Ings, Pte. D. T. Smith. B Syndi- 1480, Cpl. G. A. Pinna, 2001, Cpl. L. ler, L/Cpl. E. Curtis. L/Cpl. J. cate: Sgt. W. Stoker, Cpl, G. Fow-G. de Pinna, 2181, E/Cpl. J. M. de J. Xavier. 2402. L/Cpl. R. M. Silva, Gardner, Pte. V. Bond.
B Coy. No. 1381, L/CDL B. T. Go- sano.
There will be no parade for other members at the Platoon.
Sept. 3: The Platoon meeting as already notified will be held at HQ, at 5.30 p.m. All ranks are particú
N. Dawnay. E. C. F. Nutting, Cpl. SC. Francis, S. Sgt, H. G. Prideaux. R. J. A. Watt, Sgt. J. Hlarly requested to attend » Collins, J.U.O. A. D. H. Irwin, Cpl. J. F. G. Terry, *Cpl. H. E O. Oral ham, Sgt. G. C. Garnier, S. Sgt. R. E. Frye, J.U.O. L. Sherley-Price, G W. Stilwell, Sgt. C. A.-Wynne-Jones, *G. C. O'Flynn; Cpl. H. B. Van der Gucht, Sgt. B. Murdoch, D. S. Sole." Sgt. H. G. Pardey, Cpl. J. Low, R. W. F. Kidd. *Cp) L. 8.10. Tugwell. J.U.O. A. M. Champion. Cpl. G. A. Dick-Lauder, Cpl. W. T. Milling. *J.U.O. W. G. Beaward, Cpl. J. P. W. Samuelson. Sgt. E. L. G. Passy. Cpl. R. H. A. Powell. Sgt. R. L. Allsopp. Cpl. C. G. Lea, J.U.O. A. G.
No. 1 (M.G.) Company Sept. 3: Parade at Corps H.Q. at 5.30 p.m.
Officers and N.C.O's parade at H.Q., at 5.15 p.m. for a TEW.T
R Noble, Cpl. D. E. H. Henning. Cpl. P. F. S. Nell, Cpl. R. A. A. Franklyn, J.UO. E A. W. Lockyer. Sgt. G. T. A. Strung. Cpl. R. E. Coaker (Provisional). C. H. Liddell, Cpl. P. M. Lyon, D. Trenam, Cpl. D. J. Patrickson, P. M. Wheeler, R. F. Ward. S.U.O. J. D. Sale, C. W. E. Satterthwaite, D. G. Gibson, W. T. C. Fogg-Elliot. J.U.O. H. J. D. Gunn, Cpl. M. 0. M. Archer. *J, A. Watt, Cpl. P. J. H. Weir, Sgt. D. M. Wilkle. J. V. C. Molesworth, J.U.O. J. B. Ce Pree. D. G. St. J. Radcliffe: *Cpl. R. G. Hutchinson, I. R. Nelson, A.
Major T. Rigby, M.C., R.A.. has assumed the duties of Staff Officer. R.A., at Northern Command H.Q,
Major A. P. Cunningham, M.C., 14th Punjab Regiment, la transfer- red from Bombay to Meerut Cls. C. Gardiner, E. Crosland, Cpl.
trict as D.A.A.G.
Major "W. J.
Colyer, 9th at Regiment, is appointed D.A‚A, and Q.M.G.. Sind Brigade Area,
WOOLWICH AND SANDHURST
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ROYAL AIR FORCE
TRANSFER
No. 2067, Pte. F. Simonsen is transferred from A.S.C Co. to Corps 1st Bty, L Section we.f. 27.8.37.
LEAVE
No. 2593, Gnr. L L. Rocha, Corps 1st Bty. L Section, is granted one year's leave from 20.8.37 to 19.8.38.
STRUCK OFF STRENGTH Left the Colony: Ptes. M. Santos, R. A: Crestejo, A. A. Xavier, J. J. Figueiredo, and I, S Forbes.
Permitted to resign:-Ptes. E. A. da Roza, B. d'Almelda, A. F. Silva. and A. L. Fisher.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
The resignation of No. 2593 Onr. The following officers and air- L. L. Rocha, 1st Bty,, L Section, man have been awarded the spe- published in Corps Orders No. 33- cial assessments shown on the 37 of 203.37, para, 4, is hereby can- completion of their course of in-celled.. struction at the flying training schools mentioned:-
No. 7
Flying Training School. Peterborough.-Distinguished Pass. -Acting Pilot Officers H. A. Be- thune, W; G. Clouston. F. Hume, and G. R. Magill.
No. 9 Flying Training School, Thornaby-Special Distinction. Acting Pilot Officer E N. Ryder. Distinguished Pass.-Pilot Officer J. E. Innes-Crump. Acting Plot Officers E. D. Chantler and R. H. Thompson, Acting Sergeant T. F D. Dewdney.
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ARRIVALS
Mrs. Theresa Anderson. Mrs. F. W. Baker, Miss A. Blow, Mrs. R. Broadley.
Mrs. C. Campbell, Mrs. L n Campbell, Mrs. W. R. Chisholm. Mrs. W. S. Compton, Mrs. Mary Cooke. Mrs R. Cordy.
Mrs. G. Dalling, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Davies, Mrs. B. Davis, Mrs. G. W. D. Davis, Mrs. Mable Dearn, Mrs. G. Dick
Miss C. Featherstone, Mrs. Flet-.. cher, Mrs. M. J. Fox.
Mrs. G. G. Green, Mrs. H. R. Grubb, Mrs. J. Grubb. Mrs. H. M. Gunn.
Mrs. E. J. Harper, Mrs. G. Hig- gins, Mrs. H. M. Holms, Miss V. A. Holms, Mrs. J. M. D. Hoste, Mrs. W. F. Hunting, Mrs. A. Hurry,
Mrs. E. J. Jordan.
Mrs. Kay.
Mrs. A. B. Lovelock, Mrs. A. K. Lupton.
Mrs. G. Marsden, Mrs L. V. Mar- tin, Mrs, R. W. MacAdle, Mrs. M. M. McKay, Mrs. W. Menzies, Mrs. Mabel Money.
Mrs. M. Parsons. Mrs. C. C. Phillips.
Mrs. J. W. Robb, Mrs. E. Roope. Mrs. Ada Bansom, Mrs. F. Savage, Mrs. J. Seaby, Mrs M. H. Smith, Mrs., K. E. Staley.
Miss Bertha Taylor, Mrs. Laura Tipton.
Mrs. J. Vitlin.
Mrs. H. T. W. Wade, Mrs. L. M. Ward, Mrs. J. M. Watson, Mrs. G. H. White, Mrs. G. E. Wilder, Miss F. M. Wilson, Misa Agnes Wright. Mrs. R. McWright.
H R. W. Vernon, Cpl. E. D. K. Merzles, A. D. R. Saunders, "Cpl. F. E. Boyd, Gpl. R. Hamond, "P. J. R. Hanan. *I. A. Knowles. Cpl. G V. Martin, P. A. L. Vaux, Cpl. M. r.
The funeral took place yester- Burness, J.U.O. J. D. Sparkes, W.
day in the Protestant Cemetery A. Cole, R. H. Levien, Cpl. G. A, F.
of the late Mr. William Henry Steede (Provisional, D. R. Brown, The War Oflice has published the
Gaines, who passed away он July Passing-Out lists for the Jones, C. M. Grigg, J. W. Tomes. Cpl. D. Stancomb, G. H. Routh
Thursday afternoon at his re- Royal Military Academy and Royal H. R. H. F. Irwin, Cpl. T. R. M.
gidence, No. 8. Duke Street, Kow- The trooping season opens on loon Tong. Mr. Gaines Military College.
Was 89 Eighty-two Hare. Cpl. D. Baxter. Cpl. P. I.
DEPARTURES September 7, when the new troop-years of age. gentlemen cadets of the Third
Bartholomew, G. A. N. Boyne. A. G.
ahip Dunera will leave Southamp-
Mrs. A. E. T. Fayrer, Left. 23.8.37 Class
The funeral service was the Royal Military Merz, A. de Adam, J. O. Colling-
ton for Hong Kong with naval ducted by Rev. Cyril Brown whiles. MeLay, Left. 25.8.37 to Mrs. Cut- for 220, Prince Edward Rd. Mrs. F. Academy, and 165 gentlemen cadets wood, *Sgt. J. A. G. Harley, *Sgt.
crews and Royal Air Force drafts the chief mourners were deceased's hill, 8 Aimal Villas. Mrs. J. E. Turn- of the Senior Division at the Royal 8. Atkinson, *J. B. Palmer, Cpl.
for Far East stations and with grandsons Messra.
George ard Military College qualified for ap-
er. Left: 25.8.37 to Mrs. Cuthill, 8 pointment to commissions in the sgt. M. N. Harbottle. R. P. H.
R. H. Dendy, L. T. C. Shakespear. military drafts for Hong Kong. Ocofre Arnold. Among others pre-
Almal Villas. Other sailings
Mrs. W. F. White, during Regular Army and Indian Army,
the sent at the graves'de were Messrs. Elwes, D. J. P. Thirkell-White, 3.
Left. 25.8.37 to Mrs. Cuthill, 8 The following are the lists, the H. Procter. R. W. Seys, Cpl. J. W.
month include the Somersetshire B. Stakland, W. McDonald, J. D. on September 11, with the Third Thomson and Ah Toe.
Almal Villas. Mrs. D. Toon, Left names of the cadets or officers be- Owen, D. I. Symona, Cpl. 8. B. Brigade of the Royal Horse Artil-
25.8.37 to Inspector Allen, Govt. A beautiful bouquet sent by de- irig arranged in order of merit Youens, V. C. W. Sudbury, G. Alery for Egypt, the Lancashire on ceased's daughter Mrs. Eunice
Qrs. Ma. Tau Kok. Miss Ezard, 25.8.37 to Mrs. Jaffray, St. ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY Coombe, T. P. R. J. O'Brien, D. 3. September 14 with military drafts Arnold, a cross and a wreath re-
D. Jones-Stamp. M. F. S. Rudkin, for India
Andrews Hall. or Fraternity Book and the Nevasa onceived from Bert, Ted and Daisy Cpl. G. P. M. FitzGerald, Cpl. R.September 21 with the 2nd. Bat-(deceased's children) and George26.8.37 to Mrs. O'Connor, Water Fo- Store. Mrs. J. W. W. Tulloch, Lert. M. Bussell, *Cpl. A. D. Best, J. R. talion Black Watch for Palestine, and Geoffre (deceased's grand- lice Station. Jackson, R.E.; A. J. D. Halliday, C. Philips, E. A. Sanford, M; A. C. The Nevasa will also carry fami R.E.; B. St. G. Irwin, R.E.; R. P.
sous) were respectively buried with Osborn. J. R. Farr. P. J. Morgan, les of the lat. Battalion Royal the coffin. Steen, R.E.; R. L. Clutterbuck, R.E.; C. H. L. Seaver (Provisional), L. O. Bussex Regiment to Egypt, where Among other floral tributes were M.. 8. Hancock, R. Signals; K. M. M. Meade, T Chamberlain, they will join the Battalion on its those sent from the following: Robertson, R.E.; R. L, Clarke, RW. B. Martin, N. P. Farquhar, A. J. move from Palestine to Egypt. Ah Toe, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. R. R. L Feters, RE: J. P. M. Addy. M. C. Gray, #3, 8: Makelg The Somersetshire will bring Gaubert and "Teddie,” Mra,^ · K. Budgen, R. AGA Walmesley-Jones, W. D. Ritchie, M. C. back from Egypt the 1st Brigade Seyer and Kenneth, Mra. Capell White, R.E; J. A. Fenwick. R.E. Hartigan, P. M.. Buckland, M. B. of the Royal Horse Artillery aand family, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. P. L. Bradfer-Lawrence, RE; F. E. Rickcord, T. R. Johnson, J. H., is due to arrive at Southampton Hume, Mr. and Mrs. Guest and Taylor, R.A.; A. D. E Curtis, R.E.; McCulloch.
on October 5 D. T. W. Gibson, R. Signals; A. L.
D. Ross. R.E.: R. J. H Allpress,
R.A.; J. H. 5. Read, R.E.; W. G. F.
"For appointment to Indian Army. Keititch Wireless.
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HEALTH RETURNS
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of diphtheria, three of enteric fever and two of dysentery were report- ed to the Health Authorities for the 24 hours ended at midnight on Thursday.
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