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SATURDAY 19th MARCH
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IN AID OF THE RED CROSS COMMITTEE FOR CHINA
CLASSICAL MUSIC and SONGS
Miss Prue Lewis (violin), Prof: 1. Maklezoff (piano). Mrs. S. Ostrovidoff-Alberdin (soprano), Mr. A. P. Tomsky Soohorukoff (baritone), Prof: E. Pellegatti (cello), and Mr. V. Blohin (bass);
PRODUCED BY MR. V. B. BLOHIN MANAGED BY MR. A. CELLMAN
"That Girl From Paris" Is Back In Town!
With good old Jokio Oakla and a bunch of the boys he brought along for fun... in the singin', swingin' show, that packs this season's biggest load of laughs and glowing romance.
SATURDAY,
MARCH 12 1998
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS
TO CHINA STATION
AND ARMY NEWS you can't take it
Recent appointments notified by the Admiralty include: Payr. Lts. C. K. T. Wheen to Enterprise (on commg.) and
to Bee (undated); J. S. Theobald to Enterprise (on commg.). and to Tamar (undated).
The appointments have just been made of Commanders R. F. Eiking and E. G. A. CHfford to the Cumber- land, flagship in China. The former will be fleet gunnery officer, in succession to Commander A. N. Grey;] and the latter fleet navigating officer. In succession to Commander K. M. L Robinson. Commander Elkins wDA promoted in June last when gunnery officer of the battle-cruiser Repulse in the Mediterranean, Commander Clifford recently completed two years In the Plans Division of the Naval Stoff.
Lleutenant-Commander Langley Lieutenant-Commander E. N. Lang ley, who has been placed in the retired list, entered Osborne og a catlet with an honourable mention in September, 1920, and joined his frat ship, the Resolution, in May, 1924, He went in for submarine duties as a sub-leutenant in 1920, but return- ed to I service in 1931, and was
general afterwards executive officer in the destroyers Thruster, Wakeful, and Daring in home waters and China. His last service was in the cruiser Devonshire in the Mediterranean, in which he was relieved recently.
SAILORS BENEFIT
Marriage Allowances To Be Increased
London, Mar. 11.
Following the announcement of the Increase in the marriage allow ance for soldiers, made by Mr. Hore- Belisha in the Commons yesterday, the Government has decided to make an increase in the case of nayat men and married nirmen.
Mr. G. 1. Shakespeare, Parliamen- fary Secretary to the Admiralty, stated in the Commons lo-day that the baste rate of allowance for naval ratings and other ranks of the Royal Marines would be increases to 17: chillings a week from seven if on the 1910 scale of pay or from 10. # on the 1935 scale. All speclat ser-h vicemen would be played on continu-. ous rate of pay.
Tyne Division. I.N.V.E.
Lieutenant-Commander & de C.
Lleut. Col. A. J. Muirhead, Under- Richards has completed his three- year term of duty as Omeer-Instructor Suretary of State for Air, announc to the Tyne Division of the R.N.ed that marriage emoluments would! Volunteer Reserve, headquarters of be granted to all married airmen which are in H.M.S. Calliope at New-over 20 on similar lines to the Army. eastle. He will be succeeded by Reuter Special. Lieutenant-Commander F. C. Nenie,
who for the past three years has been
on the staff of Shutley training France (1915-18), and was mention- establishment. Lieutenant-Command-ed in dispatches six times. He was er Neale, who joined the Navy in educated at Trinity College, Dublin, September, 1916, with a special-entry | and Durham University. eadetship from Epsom College,
The now Director-General served as a midshipman of the battle-
ruiser Indomitable in the Grand Major-General W. P. MacArthur, Fleet in 1917-19. He has been cm., n.5.0., ORI, YUN, who wilt be excentive olleer of the destroyers 54 this month. He was educated at Wolsey and Wolverine in the Queen's University, Belfast, and has Mediterranean, and China, and from been Commandant of the Royal Army 1931 to 1934 served in the cruiser Medien College, Millbank, since i Sussex
the Mediterraneon, in 1935. which he was senior lieutenant-
Major-General Nosworthy commander.
Major-General F. P. Nosworthy, Do., M.C., who has been appointed Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Army Heidņarters, India, from command of the St. Infantry Drigade nat Aldershot, Is 50.
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THE ARMY
Lieutenant-General Sir James Bartian. c.c.n.. C.M.G., D.5.43., retired from the appointment of Director-General of the Army Medient Services after 38 year service In the R.A.M.C. and on the Suff
He is 61 and has completel four years as head of the medical branch, during which
perlod progressive changes have contributed to the efficiency of the service. He was made Honorary Physician to the "Kink in 1927. He served in South Afeien (1900-21, China (1914), and
He joined the RE. 30 years ago, and during the Great War he served
France, was twice wounded, six times mentioned in dispatches, and awarded the French War Cross, the D.S.O. and Bar, and the M.C. and Bar, Ile is a graduate of the Staff College and of the Imperial Defence College, and has been an instructor at Quelta. His appointments have included those of Chief of the Staff and acting C50.0. in the Sudan -and G.S.0.1 in China,
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