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THE SERVICES

ROYAL NAVY

GOODENOUGH PRIZE

DIRECTORATE OF TRAINING

UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Wing Commander S. F. Vincent, AF.C.. from the command of the

The following letters are lying The Goodenough Memorial Prize RAF station at Northolt, has at the General Post Office await- for 1937 has been awarded to Süb-been appointed to the Directorate ing claimants:- Lieutenant F. D. Holford, R.N.. of of Training. Air Ministry. He is a American Food Co., Fed. Inc.. H.M.S. Wolverine, It is awarded specialist in armament duties.

USA: American Trading Co. of annually to the sub-lieutenant NEW BOMBER NAMED

the Far East. Inc.; Miss F. E The name of Hereford I has Baines; Miss Clara Barat. Dr./Mrs. who when qualifying for lieu- tenant passes the best examina-been adopted for the new Handley-H. Barrie: Miss Casimira F. Basto:, tion of his year in gunnery, pro-Page bomber fitted with Napler Vernon Bartlett; Mme. M. Ber- vided he has also taken a first- Dagger engines. It is a modified

nara; Chang Shin-fook: Mrs. version of the Hampden, from class certificate in seamanship.

Mary Chaos; China Integrity ARTIFICERS AND COMMISSIONS which it fers in having two Commerce Co. Armando J. The following engine-room acti-Dagger 24-cylinder H-shaped en- Cordeiro: Cornell & Co.; Cowasil ficers, in alphabetical order, passed Bines instead of two Bristol radial Pallonji & Cat Cuban American the qualifying examination held engines,

Sugar Co.: C. W. Feenan; Mra. 112 October for commissioned RN. STAFF COURSE

Elsu Field: John Foo; C. P. Grant; Wing Commanders W. A. Cory- Mr. and Mrs. C. Hall, "The Bunga- rank

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and R. Young.

TECHICAL AIR ADVISER

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A further appointment conse- quent on the Government, decision of July last to transfer the administrative control of the Flect Air Arm from the Air Ministry to the Admiralty is that of Captain (E) D. C. Ford as Technical

in the Air Force List.

AIR MINISTRY, STAFF

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Co.: Dr. G. Nash;" New Lite Press; North China Union Mis- Two wing.commanders promoted sion: Miss K. Olive: · "M in July last who have recently Faillard: Panama Transporting returned from foreign service are Co.; S. Popot; Dr. E. K. Reekle: appointed in to-day's list for duty Reliance Motors, Fed. Inc.; Miss at the Air Ministry, they are:--- M. Robb; Miss Maggle J. Rogers; Wing Commander R. M. Foster. E. J. Sanders. International Ex- Adviser to the Assistant Chief of D.F.C. from Intelligence staff port Co.; J. C Schmidt: S D. the Naval Staff. (Air), to which duties In Iraq, who joins the Sethna; C. Thom. Ship-repairing pust Rear-Admiral J. H. D. Cun-Directorate of Operations and In Co.: a. Tourres: Union Chemical ningham, C.B. M.V.O., was ap- telligence and Wing Commander Industries Co.: Uy Tong You," c/o polnited in August.

C. E. Maitland, D.F.C., A.F.C., from G. Cameron: Wah Chang Trading engineer duties at Singapore, who Co.: Walana & Co.; Wen Ming The following appointments are joins the Directorate" of Repair Match Co., Ltd.; Wm, Little & Co. made by the Admiralty:—

(1930) Ltd.; Otto Wolf" & Co.; SQUADRON COMMANDS Mrs. John B. Woolley: Mr. and Squadron Leader EL J. O. EMrs. Wilton Wood. Yates Confec- district Proud, who has been serving for tionery Co: Yuet Hing, "Card

the past year at No. 2 (Indian | Manufacturers. Engr. Capt.-W. D. Strachan-Wing) Station at Risalpur, is ap- Smith, Terror II (June 3).

polated to command No. 5 (Army Payr, Capt.-A. C. Home. President for crse. Feb. 14).

-NAVAL 'APPOINTMENTS

Capt. (E).-S. J. Herbert, to President, as Engr. Overseer. Man- chester and

(May 13).

Liverpool

Payr Cdr.-R. Q. Pine, President for erse. (Feb. 14).

and Maintenance.

REGISTERED ARTICLES

to Cooperation) Squadron at Chak- Ambulance Hospital Supt. 3. J.

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Carter Parcel); T. C. Chu, Long- Squadron Leader J. B. Fyfe, guard: Annie Powell Davies: Dr. D.F.C.. from the Experimental A.. R. Kepler, National Christian Lt.-Cdr.-E. K. H. St. Aubyn. to Section at Farnborough, is to com-Service Cound; R. Tregea. Cormorant (Feb. 4).

Surgn. Lt.-Cdrs (D).-S. Mawer,

to Impregnable (Feb. 7); W. Holgate. to Drake for R.N.B. (Feb. 8).

mand No. 59 (Atmy Cooperation) Squadron, formed at Old Sarum in June last,

RUGBY MATCHES

The following Rugby matches

Lt.-D.-F. Chilton. to Royal have been arranged by the RA.F.

Sovereign (Feb. 18).

Surgn. Lt.-W. B. Teaser. M.B., to York (Dec. 19, 1937),

Surgn. Lts. (D).-R D. Johnston, to Hood (Feb. 10); D. L. Goodridge, to Victory for crse, (March 1);

Payi. LI.-E. F Burkitt. to President for crse. (Feb. 14).

Cd. Engrs.-S. Trevaskis to Warwick (Feb. 22); W. Metters, to Britomart (March 1).

Wt. Engrs.-D. F. Westbrook, to Puffin (Feb. 17); C. W. Randall, to Speedy (Feb. 23).

RETIREMENT

Cd. Gunzers (T) J. F. Arbers with rank of Et. (Feb. 9).

THE ARMY

ROYAL SUSSEX REGIMENT Major W. Holderness. M.C., has been selected for command of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Sussex Regiment, with effect from Febru- ary I. In succession to Lieutenant- Colonel. C. C, Malden, who has been appointed to the Staff from that date.

MADRAS DISTRICT Major-General George Fleming. C.B. C.B.E., DS.O., is to relinquish the appointment of Commander, Madras District, in October. He is to be succeeded by Brigadier E. F. Norton, D.8.0., M.C.. A.D.C.

MECHANIZATION IN INDIA In answer to an inquiry in the Legislative Assembly it was pointed out that the mechanization of British cavalry and infantry units in India was the beginning of 'a series of conversions which would probably be extended to units of the Indian Army.

It was also pointed out that tour British brigades of artillery and other units were already mechanized, as well as the trans- port which served the British and Indian Armies.

COLONEL G. E. C. RASCH Colonel G. E. C. Rasch, C.V.O.. D.B.O., who has retired, joined the Grenadier Guards in 1905,-

NEW LEAVE RULE

it has been decided that if an officer of the British Service India is on leave at home when Informed of the date on which he will be retired or transferred to the half-pay 1st, consequent on his not having been chosen for the selected, majors list, he may be granted an extension of leave up to the date of his retirement or transfer to half-pay.

ROYAL AIR FORCE

TRAINING COMMAND STAFF Wing Commander C. N. Ellen, U.F.C...promoted in October, last, has been appointed to headquar- ters of the Training Command at Market Drayton for signals duties. Since 1935, he has been employed on similar duties with No. 22 (Army Cooperation) Group at Farn- pung age of painquiquos pue, peder borough,

Board;

February 19. R.A.F. V. Royal Navy, at Twickenham;

February 23. R.A.F. V. Coventry,

FORTHCOMING WEDDING

The forthcoming wedding of Lt.- Cmdr. Stanley John Wheeler, surgeon. R.N., of the Royal Naval

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