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THE SERVICES

ROYAL NAVY

SQUADRON AT TRINIDAD Four cruisers of the America and West Indies Squadron met at Trinidad on March 3 in accordance with their winter programme, ar- ranged several months ago. The Exeter, Commodore's ship in the South American Division, was due t arrive from Bahia, Brazil, after cruising in South American waters since last summer.

The York, fagship of Vice- Admiral S. J. Meyrick. C.B, arrived from Grenada; the Apollo from Aruba, Dutch West Indies; and the Orton from Tobago. The squadron was expected to leave on March 7 fre Bermuda, where it was to mest the Ajax from England, after re- commissioning, when it will be at full strength. It is only once year that such a meeting as this takes place on the largest in area of the foreign stations.

COMMAND OF THE GOSSAMER

Leutenant-Commander A. E. T.

Assistant Military Secretary, the War Ofice, to be General Stan Officer, 1st Grade, Scottish, Com- mand, with effect from July 25, in succession to Colonel R. F. B. May- lor, D.S.O.. M.C., who has been selected for the appointment of Brigadier in charge of Administra- tion, Western Command.

NEW MAJOR-GENERAL Major-General R. T. Snowden Smith, C.B.E., recently promoted to that rank, s 50. He joined the

A.S.C. in 1906.

STAFF COLLEGE GRADUATES The following officers of the Im cian Army have graduated at the Staff Colleges —

DICKENS'S "COMMON

TOUCH"

Tribute By K.C.

Mr. Norman Birkett, K.C., pro- Dosing a toast to the memory of Charles Dickens at the dinner of the Dickons Fellowship at the Trocadero, Shaftesbury-avenue W., recently, laid stress on the nove- list's possession of the "common touch."

This quality, he said, defed. all analysis and all defination, yet unerringly expressed itself in all Dickens's writings. It enabled him to speak to all sorts and conditions

of men.

Major D. S. E McNeill: Captains J, W. M. Martin, G. T. Wheeler, C v. King, J. S. Garrett, MBE., F. H.

Its possession, added to all his Stevens. A. Macdonald, M.B.E., other gifts-sympathy, humour and E. H. M. Parsons, P. R. Macnamara, observation-was a result of the J. Emerson, P. R. Williams. H. F.experiences of his early days. In McKillop, J. E. Gordon, K. Singh, L. later days - Dickens exaggerated B. Tottenham, C. J. W. Simpson. those early experiences, but there D. J. Wilson-Hattenden, M. V. could be no doubt that they were Wright. R: N, F. Marks. G. E. a vital basis of much that he Vasper, R. A. N. Davidson, R. H.

wrote.

Hawksley,

Christie, who has returned from Pease, J. D. Si Keenan, H. A. Lash,

ranean.

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ROYAL AIR FORCE

Mrs. Enid Dickens

read a letter from Mrs. Roosevelt, wife of the President of the United States, which described Dickens ns one of the earliest crusaders for social welfare,

six months' language study in Ger-R. R. Proud, and G. B. R. Stephens.granddaughter of Charles Dickens, many, has been appointed to com- man the new minesweeper Gossa- mer, due for delivery later in this month from the works of William Halton and Co., Limited, Port

COMMAND AT CARDINGTON Glasgow. Comander Christie's last

Group Captain G. W. Murlis- service was in the cruiser Dorset Green, D.S.O... M.C., from the com- shire in China. He joined the mand of Driffield all station, York - Group Captains.-G. W. Murlis- Navy with a special-entry cadetshire, has been appointed to con: Green. D.S.O., M.C., to R.A.F. Sta- ship in September. 1925, and gained mand the station at Cardington, in tion. Cardington, to command (Feb

ve "firsts" in his examination for succession to Air Commodore A. A.14); M. Henderson, C.LE.. D.S.O.," the rank of lieutenant. From 1930 B. Thomson, M.C.. A.F.C., promoted to Headquarters. Training Com- to 1935 he served in destroyers in in the New Year ist.

mand, Market Drayton, for duty home waters and the Mediter- This former airship base is now as Officer-in-Charge, Administra- largely occupied by training for tion; W. B. Farrington, D.S.O.. to the new balloon barrage and by No. Headquarters, Training Command. 2 RAF. Depot for the accommoda-Market Drayton, for Equipment tion of surplus recruits for whom (Engineer) Staff duties (Feb. 1).

Squadron Leaders.-W. J. M. there is not room at Uxbridge.

STAFF COLLEGE REUNION Akerman, to Headquarters, Bomber The annual reunion dinner of Command, Uxbridge, for A Staff an eliminating competition for the the RAF. Staff College will be held cuties (Feb. 8); T. M. Abraham, selection of the Navy eights." Fort at Grosvenor House on March 25. D.F.C..

ile meetings are to be held at Portsmouth, Chatham, and Devon- port during" April or at the begin ning of May, to be arranged when the ships of the Home Fleet are will be in port. Arrangements

R.N. RIFLE MEETING

The annual meeting of the R.N. Rifle Asociation will be held at Bisley from June 27 to July 2, im. mediately before the Bisley N.R.A meeting, for which it will provide

made by committees under the pre- sidency of the captains of the local gunnery schools. These meetings. wil be open to all active service

officers and ratings, but not pen- sioners, even it re-employed in the Service. Cicers and ratings of the R.N.R. and R.N.V.R, who are under- going training are eligible to com- pete.

ADMIRALTY SURGEONS

Mr. C. L. Graham, M.B., Ch.B., has been appointed Admiralty Sur- geon and Agent for Wigan; and Mr. G. W. R. Bishop, M.B., Ch.B.. for Shepton Mallet, Somerset.

THE ARMY

COLONELS' APPOINTMENTS The War Office announces that the King, has approved of the fol- lowing appointments:-

Colonel (temporary Brigadier) J. J. Kingstone, DS.O., M.C., from Commander, 5th Cavalry Brigade. Territorial Army, to be Comman- dant School of Equitation, retain- ing the temporary rank of briga- dier. in succession to Major-Gen- eral J. Blakiston-Houston, CB., D.8.0., whose tenure expires on August 11. Colonel R. F. B. Naylor, DS.O., MC.. from General Staff Oficer, 1st Grade, Scottish Com- mand, to be Brigadier in charge of Administration, Western Command, in succession to Colonel (tempor

Brigadier> F. E Spencer. D.S.O., M.C., whose tenure expires on July 25.

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Colonel C. G. Phillips, D.5.0.. M.C., to be Commander, 146th (1st West Riding) Infantry.. Brigade, Territorial Army, with the tempor- ery rank of brigadier, in succession to Colonel temporary Brigadieri HAR. Aubrey, O.B.E., M.C., whose tenure expires on April 5.

Colonel E. C. A. Schreiber, D.S.O, tron General Staff Officer, 1st Grade, Senior Officers' School, Sheerness, to be Brigadier, Royal Artillery. Southern Command, in succession to Colonel temporary Brigadier) H. R. 9. Massy, DS.O.. M.C.. whose tenure expires on November 5.

Colonel J. S. N. FitzGerald, M.BE, M.C., from Officer Com- manding the Irish Guards Regi- ment and Regimental District, to be Assistant Adjutant-General, the War Office, 'in 'succession to Colonel L. M. Gibbs, C.V.O, D.S.O., M.C., whose tenure expires on August 10. Lieutenant-Colonel J. E. T Younger, Royal Artillery, to be As- Bistant Director of Artillery, the War Office, in succession to Colonel T. Kirkland, D.S.O., whose tenure expires on March 7.

Major and Brevet Lieutenant- Colonel A. L Collier, M.C., The Cameron Highlanders, from Deputy!

of the college, will preside.

to Headquarters, Coastal

Air Chief Marshal Sir Edgar Lud-Command. Lee-on-the-Solent, for low-Hewitt, a former commandant Armament duties (Feb. 2); K. S. Brake, to Headquarters, No. 23 R.A.F. APPOINTMENTS

(Training) Group, Grantham, for The following appointments in Administrative duties (Jan. 31); W. the Royal Air Force are notined: H. Hutton, to Headquarters, No. 17

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