HONGKONG DAILY PRESS
THE
SERVICES
LONDON GAZETTE
FRIDAY, FEB. 17
FEBRUARY 13 RN.
Comdr. (Retd) CB. Graham-Wat- son, D.8.0., to be Capt.) (Retd.! (Feb.
Acts. Lieut. H. R. Maund to be. Lieut. with seny, of May 10, 1938.
Sub-Lleuts, to be Leuts, seny, as stated:-G.D. Gregory, (April 17, 1937); LA. Rogers. C. C. Bush (Feb; 31.
(March 4); E. B. Bull, to Medway (March 53: M. B.P.. Franklin, to Pre- sident for R.N. College, Greenwich, for flying training erse, at Gravesend, (March 8); J. A. Roberts, to Cypress (March 14); J. L Livesay, to Regent (undated).
LL. (E)-R. R. Lambert, to Penelope (undated).
Surgn LL. (D)-R. 3. Yates, L.D.S..
Feb, 20). to Ganges
Cd. Gunners-H. Smart. to Drake (Feb. 231:
C. Boddie, A. C.
to Syringa (Feb. 24).
Gunners-R. T. Johnson, to Bast ings (Feb. 181: P. J. Stoner, to Excel- lent (Feb. 20): R. H. Robertson, To Curacon (Feb. 16); P. K. McEvoy, to
THE WAR OFFICE, 'FEB. 17 REGULAR ARMY Lt-Cal G. E. Grimsdale, from R.E. to be Col. (Feb. 10) with seny, Jan. 1.Mallard (Feb. 31); H. O. Bectics, to 1937: Maj. A., Macgregor, from R.A., to be Lt. Col. on the Empld. List (Jan. 31.
Carliste: T. J. Cheat, to Drake (March 1); L L Wilson, to Bonaventure (March 14); W. J. Mobsby, to Coch- rane (March 31); A. W. Brown, to Cornwall (on commg.),
both apptd. to Victory for Gigs- port for erse. (Feb. 20).
COMMAND AND STAFF Maj. J 8. Lethbridge, M.G.. R.E.. relinquishes the appt. of. O. S.O. 2nd
· ROYAL AIR FORCE Grade, War Office (temp.) (Feb. 1),
The following transfers to the R.N. The tollg. appts are made: Col. have been made-9. Keane, as Lt E. Grimsdale to be G.S.O. 1st Grade. (A) (eny. April 1, 1934): 0. I. L. Cor- The British Troops in China (temp.)
der, as Lt. (A) Iseny. Oct. 4, 1937), Peb. 101; Maj. and Bt. Lt-Col.
J. G. and Elliot, Punjab R. to be 0.9.0. 2nd
WAT Grade,
Office (Feb. 10): Maj. E P. N. Jones. MGR.A to be Staff (0.5.0 2nd Grade), E. Comd. (Jan. 28): Maj. I. D. Browy Gordons, to be 0.8.0. 2nd Grade: War Office (Jan. 31); Maj. H. Freeman (A) (sony. Aug. 23, 1938); E G. Cowen, R.A.S.C., to be D.A.D.ST.. War Badrrow, as Sub-L (A) (seny, Aug. Omice (Feb. 2 MAJ A. G. Fairie.3. 1938), and all apptd to Victory for M.B.E, Cameron to be D.A.AO., War Gosport for erse. (Feb. 271 Office (Feb. 4); Lt. (now Capt.) W.D. Shaw. Essex R., to be appointed to a spec. appt. (temp.) (Jan. 10.
oft.. R.A.
ROYAL REGIMENT OF
- ARTILLERY
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P. W. D. Massy, as Sub-ZL. (A) (seny, July 13, 1937: L S Campbell, Sub-Lt. 1A) (sens. July 12, 1938); P. E. King, as Sub-Lt. (A) (seny. Jan 6, 1938); A S. 8. Owensmith, as Sub-
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ROYAL NAVY
Enzinger Captain D. N. H Bowen is
Maj. L. D. Joll, M.C., retires on ret.sppointed to H.M.S. Kent, flagship in Day (Feb. 18): Mai. D A. Owen is China, for duty as Fleet Engineer secd. for serv. with
the Adm. Officer, in succession to Engineer Cup- Detachm Shoeburyness (Dec. 14 tain D. P. Rowland. He has been re- 1938); Maj. E. L'E, Davies is Beed, for lieved as "Admiralty Engineer Overseer Serv. on the Star (Jan. 11: MM. E In the Midland District, Birmingham, F 8. Brodie is seed, while holding the b Captain (E) A P. Dobbyn, pro- appt of Asst. Supt. Extabt. (Jan 14); moted in the New Year list. Maj. D. K. Parts, M.C., is restd. to the estabt (Feb. 13): Capt. B. C. Mallin- son to be Adjt.. vice Capt. J. Longden Jan. 2: Capt. 8. Thompson is seed, for serv. on the Staff (Jan. 17: Capt. G. E. Hamill-Stewart is seed for SPTV, with the TA. (Jan 211; Capt A. C. E. Devereux to be Adit, vice Capt. H. 8. Freeth (Jan. 21); Capt. R. A. P. Fergisson is seed for serv. with the T.A. (Jan. 20: Capt. W. H. F. Wingate is secd. for serv. with the T.A. (Jan. 21); Capt. R. E. Crompton. is resid. to the estabt (Jan. 28): Capt. N. L. Foster is seed for serv, with the T.A. (Jan. 28); Capt. J. E. Upton to by Adit. (Feb. 93.
Field Branch-Maj. E. P. N.. Jones, M.C., is seed for serv. on the Staf (Jan. 261.
C.D. and A.A. Branich.-The promo tion of Lt. Col. E. Temple is antedat- ed to Jan. 1; Maj. R. E. Kane, M.C.. to be Lt-Col: (Jan. 31).
ROYAL CORPS OF ENGINEERS Ma). A. E Whitę to be Lt-Col, Feb. 10)
ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS Maj. (local Col) F. W. Nicholls OBE. to be L-Col (Feb. 13); Maj. O. P. Pavey, M.E.E. to be Lt. Col. Feb. 15); Maj. W. C. V. Calwey, M.C. is restd. to the estabt. (Feb. 17); Capt C. P. S. Denholm-Young is seed for serv. with the T.A (Jan. 2): Capt. }. H. Pellow is
is secd. for serv, with the TA. (Jan, 2); Capt. D. White is secd. for serv, with the TA (Jan. 2): Capt. EL L. Vulliamy is secd, whilst hold- ing the appt. of Staff Capt. Signal Trag. Centre (Jan. 21).
INFANTRY
Lan Pus-Cast, T. B. J. Eveleigh
is seed, for serv. aa an Adjt, TA. (Jan. 31: Lt. D. W. Rayner is secd. for
serv, as an Adit. T.A. (Jan. 31).
R.W. Fus-MaJ. H. D. T. Marris is restd. to the estabt. (Jan. 27).
S. Wales, Bord.-Maj. R. I Bugden, from Reg. Army Res of Off, S. Wales Bord, to be Maj. (Feb. 18), with seny. Jan. 28.
Cameronians: Lt. D. G. Jebb to be Adjt.. vice Lt. HT. Alexander (Feb. 18).
R: Sussex R-Maj, C. R. Peckitt re- tires on ret, pay Feb. 16).
5. Lan B-Ma), P. J. Lockington,
M.C., retires on ret pay.(Feb. 18).
Welch R-Maj. I. B. S. Lewin re- tires on ret. pay. (Feb. 18).
Essex R.LI. (now Cupt.) W. D. appt (311) whilst holding a spec.
(Jan.
R. Berks, R. Capt. A. Skeen re- mains seed. for "serv. on the Sta..
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DOMINION CO-OPERATION During the month, of March there will be a meeting at Sydney between units of the Australian Navy, the New Zealand Squadron, and the China squadren for purposes of exercises. submarine from China, H.M.S. Phoe- nix, Lieutenant-Commander D. C. In- is on her way to co-operate in the work of the new anti-submarine school. She left Port Darwin for Thursday Island and Brisbane.
KTAM,
The escort vessel Wellington, Com- nander R E Hyde-Smith, will leave Auckland for Sydney after calls at Port Fitzroy and the Bay of Islands. The Weilligton will remain at Sydney un-
March 31, returning to Auckland on April 6.
LIEUTENANT-COMMANDER CAFFIN
Lieutenant-Commander J. E. Cama. has been placed on the retired list.
EXAMINATION FOR COMMISSIONS
DICTATORS
TO MEET
AXIS POLICY CONFERENCE.
LUNDON, Mar. 1 (Reuter)
A meeting between Herr Hitler and Signor Mussolini, probably In North Italy; near Brenner, is unofficially forecast by Berlin correspondents." The reason is stated to be the need for a review of the axis policy in consequence of the recent changes in Europe. Germany is credited with being disappointed at
the results of 'Count Ciano's visit to Poland, which, apart from a îne bag when hunting yesterday, are thought in Berlin, to be negligible. Political circles seem even less concerned over the anti-German demonstra tions in Poland than with the ballet that Count Ciano signally failed to cecure any sort of assurance from M. Beck, the Polish Foreign Minis- war in which ter, in case of a France is involved,
The effect of this el:cumstance on Italy's Mediterranean policy is held to justify a dictators' con- ference on general polley.
SUBVERSIVE LITERATURE IN' U.S.A.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 (Ben- subver- ter)-Declaring that
sive literature was being dis- the military tributed among
Com- forces, apparently" by munist organisations, the Act- Navy, ing Secretary for the Mr. Edison, asked Congress to enact legislation to panish such offenders"
Mr. Edison's Bill
was in- troduced in the Blouse of Representatives and provides for a maximum penalty of two years' imprisonment and a fine of $5,000,
FOREIGN NEWS
IN BRIEF
The Jewish bomb outrages "in Palestine on Feb, 28 were answer- ed by the Arabs by the proclama-
The following enginr-room artincers. in alphabetical order, passed the quall- fying examination for commissioned rank, held in October:-W. EL Crostion of a general strike in Jeru- well, H.M.8. Dorsetshire: R. N. Dunn, salem yesterday. Arab shops HMS. Majaya: A. C. Eliott, HMS.
are closed and the traffic is at a Rodney: G. M. Fletcher, H.M.S. New standstill. (T.O.) castle; J. Linnell, H.M.S. Aurora; and A. E. Newton, HMS. Dunedin.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS The following appointments made by the Admiralty-.
arc
Cdr. (W.-Cdr., RAF).-J. L Robert- son to Victory for duty with Admi Supt. Contract-built Ships (Feb, 15).
Surga Cdr.-J. C: Gent, M.R.C.S.. R.C.P.. to Victory for RN. Hospi Feb.
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Twenty-three miners were kill- ed by an explosion in a coalpit
the Black at Songuldak, near Bea coast on Feb. 28. A total of 33 had been entombed, but ten were saved by an immediate rescue action (T.O.)
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Brahma Symphony
1 to 12.20 p. Relay of Service Intercession from St. John's
Cathedral,
12.30 . Excerpts from" Verdi's Operas.
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Un Ballo in Maschera"; would'st thou thus have sullied a soul tone! with Orchestra cand by John 10.00-Broadcast to Schools-"History so pure Giovanni Inghilleri (Barl-..
Barbirolli. "Aida" Ritorns
in the Making." by Stanley. Eva Turner (Soprano) with On
Lowe (A), cond. by Sir Thomas Beecham. Hea 10.20-Wheat and Grain Report (A).. venis Alda, divine Aide-Jussi Bjor 10.40 "At Home and Abroad: LAY. ling (Tenor
with Orchestra cond. by 11.10-Luncheon Music (A). is
"Rigoletto"Vocal 11.30-Afternoon Musical Programine Grevillius. Gems--Light Opera Company with
·TA): Orch.
"Travļata"-Wild My Dream P. Of Youth-Beniamino Gigli (Tenor) with Orchestra.
1.60 p.m. Local Time Signal and Weather Report.
1.83 pm Carroll Gibbons (Plano) and His Boy Friends
You (Alm "The Great Ziegfeld"): You Never Looked So Beautiful (flm I Was Any- "The Great Ziegfeld"). thing But Sentimental (film Take My Tip'; To-mOITOW Another Day (im A Day at the Racer').
Couple Of April Fools (Kennedy and Carr); If You Love Me (Ray Noble). Love Is Love, Anywhere 'ffim Let's Pall In Love'); Let's Fall In Love. (from the Amy. Remember?—Medicy.
1.30 p.m. Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce-
ments.
140 p.m.
Len Quentin Macisan, Bermon, Frances Faye and The Mils Brothers.
Vocal-Leave The Pretty Girls Alone (Robinson); Medley, Intro: The Girl in the little green Hat: This is Ro- mance; My Heart jumped over the Moon-Len Bermon with Orchestra. OTBALL Step-dancing by Len Bermon. PZELTA
130-"Music from the Movies," with Louis Levy and Augmented B.B.C. Variety, Orchestra (pu). 3.16--"World" Affairs” Talk by B. V.
Hodson (D1). 320-Tiny Tots Session 16).
Empire Orchestra
3.25 The B.B.C.
(D1).
4.15-Dinner Music (A) 4.20-News (D1)
5.23-Commentary. On News (A). 8.45-Henry Graudson. at Organ of
Ritz Theatre (D2). 700-Summer Orchestra: Hour-The
Studio
Bymphony Orchestra
(A).
7.15 The Tale of the North Sea
by D. G. Bridson (D2), 8.15-Jack Wilson,
syncopating
planist (D3); Jim Davidson's ABC. Dance Band (A. 8.00-"World Affairs.“ Talk by H V
Hodson (D2)..
9.20-Summary of day's news (A),
30-News (D3),
10.00-To Talk of Many Things," by
Robert Wyndham (3),
10.15-Central Band of HM. Royal
Air Force (D3).."
de (Heykens); The Song Of 12.09-News (D2).
(Mova)-Quentin M. Maclean, 10.
A. D. Lindsay (D3),
for Dancing." Bass 12.35 Music
with
Geraldo and his Orchestra
· (13).
No Regrets (Ingraham); 12.20 "Matters of Moment," Taik by You're Not The Kind (Mills-Frances Faye with Drums, Guitar and Accomp. Spanish "Electric" Guitar- Mood Ruby (Fillis)—Tosecomp. Dip- somaria (Fillis)-Len Filis with Piano. Vocal-Tiger Rag (La Rocca); Some Of These Days (Brooks) -The Mill Brothers (Four Boys and a Guitary,
2.15 p.m. Close down. 6.00 pm Studio Children's Hour, 7.00 p.m. Closing local Stock Quo tations. 1.02
11.10. A Variety Programme 'with the H10 'Rolfes, Kilderarde, Max Mifer and Nat Gonells and His Geor glans.
Dance Orch. The Gypsy In My Soul - Quickstep: Let Us Be Sweet- hearts Over Again Fox-Trot-Nat Gonells and His Georgians with Vo cal Refrain Vocal-The Glory Of Love (Billy Bill): The Touch of Your
with their
Before
(film
HI-Holland-India
DI-Daventry, Trans. I DII-Daventry, Trans. II DINI-Daventry Trans. III
A-Australia
New Light Symphony Orchestra with George Gershwin.
322 p.m. Turner Layton (Plano and Vocal),
I Feel Like A Feather In The Breeze flm The Charm School": When My Mammy Smiles (Hodges). The Village That Nobody Knows Simpson and Rayda Wood).
1.30 p.m. Londen Relay 1 Re- member.
A programme of old favourites pre-
sented by Percy Edgar.
Affairs
9.15 pm London Belay
World
Foli Gibbons and His Boy Friends. Dance Orch.-Ten Pretty Girls-Fox- Trot: Oh. They're Tough Mighty Tough. In The West
A talk by H. V. Hodson -Fox-Trot-Nat
9.30 p.m. London Rehy--The News. Gonella and His Georgians with Vo-
by Nat Gonella.
9.50 p.m. Dance Music. cal
Vocal The
I'm just a Vagabond Lover: Kitty Cowboy's Dream (arr Billies):
from Kansas
If you City: 11 Where I Ain't Been
were the The Socialist Senator. Eugene Wells Fargo) The Hill Billies only girl; If I had a girl like you; Goodnight Sweetheart: Betty Co-ed: own Novelty Accomp, Goo Soudan, was, on Feb. 23, entrust-
Dance Orch. Chicago Fux-Trot Down the Field: A little kiss each ed by King Leopold with thee
Orleans Twist Fox-Trot-Nat morning: When Tubs plays the Rum- New task of forming the new Belgian Gonella and Georgians with Vocal ba: My time your time: Deep Night; Cabinet. M, Boudon who has al-Refrain, Comedian The Old Oak Connecticut Yankees with Vocal Re The Stein Song-Rudy Vallee and His Tree
(Miller) Miler: Put It Down ready occupied the posts of Minis-
Kleser- -Max Miller with Orchestra. Dance frain by Rudy Vallee and ter of Justice and Finance in
Orch. Who Stole The Jam? Quick Retter Four. former Cabinets, joined the Pler- step (Film Sally, Irene and Mary?;
London Relay How to 10.00 pm lot Cabinet in which he was
The Swingin' In
Corn-Quickstep Break Every Bone in Your Body,
A talk by Robert Wyndham. fim Radio City Revels)-Nat Gonel- given the portfolio for Foreign
la and His Georgians with Vocal by 10.15 p.m. Songs by Elisabeth Scha- (1.0)"
Nat Gonells. Vocal Rid
Riding Th
mann (Soprana).
Ihr Herren, "O Ihr Werten Range In The Sky (Carlton); Under- neath A Western Sky (film 'Song of (Ruckert-Schumann,
Op: 37, No. 3); Roselein Schumann, Op. the Saddle) The Hill Bulles with Roselein, their own Novelty Accomp. Vocal -80, No. d); Das Madchen Spricht Love Walked in flm 'Goldwyn Pol (Brahms. Op. 107, No. 3); Standchen. lies?: Goodnight Angel (fim Radio Op. 105, No. 1 Brahms) with Piano
ty Revela-Hildegarde', with Or- accomp. by George Reeves.
Despatch (Feb. 28); T. R. Chattock, to Lt-Cam.-W. A R. Cartwright, to
mery, to Victory (March 21; E. C. F Durban (March 1); R. J. P. Montgo- Nicolay. to Medway (Feb. 24) H. A. L. Marsham, to Rover, in command; H.
to Browne,
Regent, In comman/i (undated); P. 3. H. Bartlett to Del phin for erse. (Feb. 25), and to Med- way (March 14); E &. Felton, to Dol- chin (Peb. 15). M.R.CS. LR.CP.
Suryn., Lt.-Cars-J. L. "8 Coulter, to President for Medical
Affairs. Admiralty (Feb. 11), and to Victory for RN. Hospl. (Feb
Hospl. (Feb. 10).. 27) J. Johnson, to Victory for RN.
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The French Premier, M. Edouard Lis.-R. E. Coltart, to Taka (Feb
Daladier, had a conversation with 18): R. M. Favell, to H33 (Feb. 17); C
Valerio the Papal Nunico, M. 5. Green, to Lucia (Feb. 16); J. 5. Valesi, on Feb. 28. It is believed Dwarf Feb. 15). Banks, to Dolphin; A. G. L. Scale, to that the developments in Spain
LD.S., to Cornwall" (March 13.
and the forthcoming election of chestra. Surg L (DH. Bradley-Watson,
the Pope were discussed, (T.O.)
Feb. 13).
Sub-L.-W. H. Palmer, to Vanoc
Peck, to
(Feb. 11); 2nd Lt. M. D. P. Magill (Univ. Cand.) from Gen. List, TA, to be 2nd Lt. (Feb. 18) with seny. Aug. 26. 1937. next above 2nd J, H. S. Mar Wt. Wardmaster.-S. 1 tin.
Cochrane for R.N. Hosp (Feb. 20).
KRRC-Maj. Hon. 13. O. Trench
retires on ret, pay (Feb. 16)
Comerons. Maj. A. G. Pairrie, M. BE is secd. for serv. on the Staff (Feb. 4).
Rifle Bde.-Capt. G. V. Troyte-Bul- lock retires on ret, pay (Feb. 97.
Maj. A R. Smith, M.C., retires pr ret. pay (Feb. 18).
QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S IMPERIAL MILITARY NURSING SERVICE "The follg. to be Star Nurses on provi: appt. (Feb. 4); Miss A Plana gan, Miss R. M. Wilson.
ESTABLISHMENTS
THE ARMY [.
CHANGES IN INDIA The following changes in India are
announced:--
Brigadier H. H. Rich, Director of Staff Duties in India; is granted seven months leave and furlough from March 16,
Colonel G. H Pengelley, OBE. Commandant, Animal Transport De pot will vacate his appointment on June 30:
Major P. R. Autrobus, MC, RE, 18 granted leave to the end of November, and will vacate G.8.02 at Army IQ RE. and Signals Ed.--Capt. Koncerto. Lord Chatfield's defence
August 1. He acted aasta committee in India.
Sch. of Signal-Maj. W. C. V. Gai- wey. MR. Bignals, relinquishes the appt. of Senior Instr. (Feb. 177.
Holmes, BA, R. Signals, to be 2nd MI. Member (Feb: 4).
...\MEMORANDA
2:
A representative of the Qual d'Orsay took possession of the keys of the Spanish Embassy at 4 pm, on Feb. 28, while at the same time other officials of the
8.00 pm. Local Time Sigani, Wea- ther Report and Announcements.
8.03 p.m. Gershwin-An American In Paris.
PALESTINE
Foreign Ministry occupied the SITUATION IS Spanish Consulate, the offices' of the Commercial Attaché and the UNCHANGED Spanish Tourist Agency. (T.O.)
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LONDON, Mar, 1 (Reuter)—It is
1623 pan. Brabms Symphony No. In E Minor, Op. 93. Felix Weingartner conducting the London Symphony Orchestra.
Close down. 11.00 pm.
China's Darkest Hours Have Passed LONDON, Mar. 1
(Rentar)"
The Geruan and Italian Minis-understood that the situation be believe that the darkest hours tera; in the course of an inter- tween the British and Jewish have passed for my country and view with the Swiss
Foreign delegations is unchanged as a the world and that light iz dawn- Minister on Feb. 28, demanded result of this afternoon's informal ing within China and outside that the Swiss press should modify tasks.
among her friends," declared Mr
its attitude towards the axis The two informal talics to-day Qué Tai-chi, Chinese Minister" in powers. This is a sequel to the and yesterday falled to break the Britain, in the course of a speech respondents from Italy (Reuter). Led by the Jewish decision that the the Fass East recent expulsion of three Swiss cor- deadlock in the formal talks crea: at Liverpool on the situation in
Lieutenant-Colonel G. M Hutton.
British Government's suggestions Stressing China's determina- Lt. Col. B. 8.. Briggs, OBE, A.M.7. granted four months leave from April peated charges on the streets of tiations
O.B.E. Army Remount Department, is The Police had to make re-acorded no tasis for further negotion to fight to the bitter end MechE, to be Joint Sec., Supply Bd. I pending retirement on August 2
for freedom and independence, graded as G.S.0, 2nd Grade, War
Warsaw on Feb. 28 to disperse a BRIGADIER B. C. PRANCE
It -18 understood that the Mr. Quo Tal-chi said that accord- Office)" (temp.)" (Jan. 3); Ma], Inow Brigadier Robert C. Prance, DBO. demonstration by students who adjournment of the informal talking to the latest Information. Lt.-Cold F. W.
W. Nicholls, R. Signals, is has relinquished command of the 3rd tried to march to granted the local rank of Col whilst Division artillery at Bulford and reOffice and Parliament. They were the Britian delegation an oppor- had 2,100,000 men in training. the Foreign for an indefinite period was to give Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek emple, as Chief Bignal Off., Palestine tired from the Army. (Jan. 18); Lt. (now. Capt.) C. F
eventually stopped and driven in- Lunity to consider whether or not He proposed to employ one third Stoneley, R. Signals, is granted the
to the Univeralty building where the suggestions may be modified of these among the Japanese temp. rank of Capt. whilst empid.
they remained during the after- and, if so, in what respect.
A
lines in the occupied areas," one with the King's Afr. Bified" (Dec. 10, 1939); Lt. F. R. Cleares (late temp.
noon guarded by Police. (Reuter). It is believed that the British thin in positional warfare and Lt. K.R.RO.) relinquishes the rank of Lt. on enlistment in the TA (Now
delegation showed itaalf ready to another third in guerilla war-
28, 1938).
mike concesions on what i fare, which would be intensified. the Reserve who are below the mini-garded in Jewlan circles, minor China needed all the help finance APPOINTMENTS
mum height standard of 5ft 2in. are points.
fgand, diplomacy could fire her, 7 not to be rejected for this reason it physically it in all-other-respecta
ROYAL AIR FORCE
GROUP CAPTAIN SMART DF.C, AF.C. has recently taken over Group Captain H O. Smart, O.B.E. the duties of Senior Air Staff Omeer in No. 17 (Fighter) Group, Hucknall The following appointments were Notts, in succession to Air Commo made by the Admiralty:-
dore L. E., B. Howe, C.B.E, AF.C., Cdr. J. D. Harvey, appt. to Preal-who now commands. No. 17 (Training) dent, addi," do... cancelled ove Group in the Coastal Command at
Lia. Pengelly, to Cochrane (Feb. Lee-on-Bolent 17): 0.0. Roberts, to Royal Oak (Feb. EX-AIRMEN FOR RESERVE
20); D. J. Beckley, to Triton:- "(March It is notified that ex-airman who 3); P. R. H. Harrison, la Titania) apply for enlistment in class "E""of
According to a prominent Jewish Ex-airmen of all traden and ranta delegate, the postponement of the The newly formed Belgian Gov- are invited to obtain from the Officer meetings did not mean a break frnment has resigned The Social 1/c Records, Ruislip, Middlesex, full down of the talks, but the onus 1st Ministers announced that they ditia which have been approved for the British Government. Information concerning the easy come for the remumption of these rested are unable to collaborate in the membership of this reserved
Government;
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