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NEWS ABOUT THE SERVICES EXPLOITING THE

ROYAL NAVY

THE MEDITERRANEAN FLEET

Lt.-Cdr. (F/Lt., RAF).-S. W. D. Major E. J. O'Coner; M.C., RT.C..

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Colls, to Victory for RAJ. Gosport as Wing Commander for Driving Sir Herbert Dunnico THE Undersigned have received

(Pool) (July 3).

L. (E).-R. H. S. Clark, "to Dol- phin (July 12).

Vice-Admiral C. E Kennedy- Pay, Sub-Lts.-J. D. Cox to Purvis, CB, Commanding the 1st Rodney (Aug. 15); N. E Summers, Cruiser Squadron. will become to Malaya (July 13); D. J. Mathias, Second-in-Command of the Medi- to Iron Duke (July 11). terranean Fleet from the date that Payr. Cadet.-K. F. Dannan, to Vice-Admiral A. B. Cunningham Resolution (July 22). C.B., D.S.O., relinquishes command

Cd. Gnr.-E. F. Durrant, to Apelle of the Battle-cruiser Squadron in and lent R.AN, for two year (July August and is succeeded by Rear 14).

Admiral GeoTrey Layton, C.B. W. Engrs.-W. E Harris and E. Rear-Admiral Layton will become T. Pafford, to Dolphin (July 151, Second-in-Command of the Fleet

W.5.0. (Act). A Price, to

PROMOTIONS

from the date on which vice-Aurora (July 28). Admiral Kennedy-Purvis is relieved In command of the lat Cruiser Squadron in October by Rear- Admiral J. H. D. Cunningham, C.B M.V.O.

Rear-Admiral Ralph Leatham, C.B., has arrived at Malta to take

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and Maintenance.

Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel R. M

Rodwell, AFC. The West Tork- Speaks Out

shire Regiment, as Wing Comman- Exploitation of the Union Jack for der for Armament

profiteering was condemned by Sir Captain O. L. Jones, The Che-Herbert Dunnico, former Deputy shire Regiment, as G.8.0.2 for Speaker of the House of Commons, Weapon Training and Mechaniza-speaking at a National Labour

luncheon at Manchester recently.

tion,

Captain F. G. Cuerden, 8th Raj- He said that all men and women putana Rifles, as adjutant and of good will owed a great debt to quartermaster. Small Arms and the National Government for Its Mechanization School.

Captain R, E. Dennys, The Green Howards, as adjutant and quarter-

master...

refusal to be intimidated by a war- minced Opposition into pursuing a policy that would inevitably lead to world war.

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MONDAY, the 18th JULY, 1938.

Commencing at 10.00 a.m.

At their SALES ROOM: DUDDELL STREET

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES

The instructors appointed or re-

As director of the International Surg. Capts- L. Smith, O.BE. appointed under the new organiza-Peace Society, he Was MR.CS, LRCP., and G. F. 3yms. tion include the following:-

deeply

F.R.CS, (Eng), LROP, so rank of

grieved to find that old colleagues Captain J. W. Bingham, Lieuten-who had stood by his side in days Burg. Rear-Adini. (seny, July 14ant J. A Fitzpatrick Captain H. gone by working for world peace and July 15 respectively).

Rew. Captain G. Parkes, Captain were now, for purely party pur- F. R. Caley. Lieutenant J. C. de F.poses, worshipping at the shrine of Sleeman, and Lieutenant R. D. Moloch and aping all the vices of TERMS:-CASH ON DELIVERY Harder, of the Royal Tank Curpe: the worst type of jingoism.

ENTRY

up his appointment as Rear- Mr. M. Hanrahan entered as Admiral, 1st Battle Squadron, in Mida (A), and apptd. to Hermes succession to Vice-Admiral T. Htor training (seny, July 41. Binney, C.B., D.S.O. His dag will

be flown in the Malaya until the

and wireles officer.

RETIREMENTS

Captain D. J. Allfree, The East Surrey Regiment; Lieutenant C. H.

GROTESQUE SPECTACLE

The spectacle of Sir Stafford

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R. Howie, The King's Regiment: Cripps and Major Attlee walking return of the Barham to the sta- Surgn. Rear-Adrils.-8. P. Pick. Captain R. W. H. Cooper, The arm in arm in a borrowed Union tion next month. Leutenant ACBE, MRCS, LROP, KHS., South Staffordshire H. C. Gordon-Lennox, who special placed on Retired List at own re- Captain R. Mews, R.A.; Lieutenant the flag" was so grotesque that it Regiment; Jack all on fire for the "honour of ized in signals last year and has quest to facilitate promotion of C. A. R. Nevill, The Royal Fusiliers; would make a cat laugh. since been serving at Chatham Junior officers (July 14); F. L. Captain J. G. Steward. The Royal

Flag-Smith, O.BE, MACA, LR.C.P.Norfolk Regiment; and Major R. M. and the National Government for Signal School, will bẹ his

All honour to the Prime Minister Lieutenant and squadron signal placed on Retired List (July 15).

Lt.Cdr.-J. Venville place on tain P. A. R. Conron. Lieutenant the world and the lives of mifloris

Davies, Captain R. R. C. Wall, Cap- refusing to imperil the peace of THE Undersigned have received Retired List (July 4).

D. G. Ryan, and Lieutenant C. E. of British sons for the sake of those on Retired List (July 8.

cd. Elect.-J. H. Harpum placed Watson-Smith, of the. Indian concern for the British flag was

Army.

such that they were prepared to ENLISTMENT QUOTAS. exploit it as cover for profiteering The maximum age for enlistment even though it might bring about à is now 30 years, with the exception war that would destroy civilisation, or the Army Education Corps, (25) This country at the moment was and the ecast, defence and anti-exercising restraint and patience aircraft branch (25). A system of in the interests of peace; let them direct enlistment of men aged 18 its great and holy task. Should it quarterly quotas is in operation for all pray that it would succeed lit

CANADIAN CRUISE The cruise of the Orion, Captain H. R. G. Kinahan, on the northern part" of the America and West Indies Station, has been amended. Her future movements are: St John's, July 11-16: Halifax, July 18-19; 3. John, N.B., July 20-25: and then to Jamaica, going arst to Kingston for a week from July 31.

R.N. SCHOLARSHIP FUND

THE ARMY

1;

SIR CYRIL DEVERELL Field-Marshal Sir Cyril Deverell, G.C.B. K.B.E.. former Chief of the Imbertal General Staff, has been appointed Honorary Colonel of the 14th Australian Battalion, Praharu. Sir Cyril Deverell is Colonel of The West Yorkshire Regiment.

BATTALION COMMAND

At the annual general meeting

24 for long service. (12 years) fall the world would soon know with the Colours. of the R.N. Scholarship Fund, at

that our present policy was not which Admiral H. W. Grant, C.B.

Any balance unfilled in one quar- due to cowardice or fear, and that ter may be carried forward and this old country was still capable presided, it was announced that during the past year the financia

filled in subsequent quarter and of Major K H. H. Allen has been any balance unfilled on March 31 obligation and of meeting every Tulflling" every honourable benefits conferred urxon its selected for command of the 5th next will be cancelled. new quotes unavoidable ganger. scholars amounted to £2.298. The Battalion, The Royal Berkshire beftig issued. Quotas are confined record of successes in examination Regiment, vice Lieutenant-Colonel to the corps or regiment for which for entry Into the Services was and Brevet Colonel A. N. Francis, they are allotted and cannot be again very good. The number of TD., whose tenure expired on June transferred. scholarships, Weld during the year 21. was.,78.

NEW SCHOOL IN INDIA This fund was incorporated near The following appointments have ly a century ago, and formerly been made to the new School of maintained the Royal Naval School Weapon Training and Mechaniza- at Eltham, Kent. It welcomes tion which has been formed from public support in aid of the im-tank and small arms establish portant work of helping to educate ments in India the sons of naval and marine off cers of wardroom rank or above Awards are only made to those in need of financial nid·

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS

ROYAL AIR FORCE

AIR DEFENCE COMMISSION

NO. 79 SQUADRON COMMAND Money For

Squadron Lander G.-D. Emms, from the Directorate of Repair and Maintenance, Air Ministry, has

Brigadier - C. Leslie-Smith as been appointed to the command of commander of the new school | No. 79 Squadron of Gauntlet Bghter headquarters.

aircraft at Eiggin Hill in succession Lieutenant-Colonel H. G. V. Roto Squadron Leader N. A P. Prit perts, M.C.. R.T.C., as Commandant chett, who takes up duty in the

Construction

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Of Dugouts

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A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

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Teak Drawingroom, Bedroom, Diningroom and Office Furniture, Cutlery,. Ornaments, Pictures, Gramophones and Records, Brass and E P. Ware, Porcelain and Glass Ware. Enamel Baths, Car- pets, Rugs, Electric Table Fans and Lamps, Cooking Stove, Cooking Utensils, etc.,, etc.

also

"It is learned that in view of the A FEW PIECES OF BLACKWOOD urgent need by the people for more shelters Canton, the Air Defence Commis- during air raids in

The following appointments are of the Small Arms and Mechaniza Directorate of Organization. Alrsion has appropriated the sum of made by the Admiralty:

tion School...

Ministry,

MORE PLANES SIR JOHN SIMON WARNS

FOR BRITAIN

GIANT MASS

PRODUCTION

UNDERTAKING

London. July 18.

The largest aircraft order ever given to a single firm will be the first to be dealt with at Lord Numeld's £3,000,000 aircraft fac- tory, the first turf on the site of which was cut today by Sir Kingsley Wood near Castle Brom- wich..

THE WORLD

Too Much Expenditure Today

On Armaments

Loudon, July 16.

1100,000 to be used for the con- struction or more dugouts and strong cement basement on several concrete houses in the city.

It is further learned that the amount has been turned over to the Municipal Public Works and Police Bureau which are directly responsible for the construction of dugouts, etc. It is understood that the officials of the Bureau of Public Works have already selected over 76 places in the city which can be utilised for the purpose im- mediately after some reconstruc- tions are made to make the base-

The third reading of the Finance Bill, embodying the Government stronger. ment's proposals for the current year as set out in the Chancellor of

Selection of places for dugouts is

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THRILLING NEW LIP COLOURS FROM THE

the Exchequer's budget statement, was agreed to in the House of now underway, and it is revealed SOUTH SEA ISLANDS

Commons.

by a responsible official that all

Sir John Simon, in winding up the third reading of the debate, the places will be. finally selected reviewed the general financial position. Referring to the fact that within the next few days.

the course of world trade had been unfavourable since he presented

The Air Minister sald that the new factory would be the largest alrigle unit of its kind in the coun- try. Lord Nuffield was to have a free hand in the methods he There were, he thought abun-, den. But I must say my over- adopted for the production of air-dant reasons for concluding that whelming feeling is one of repul- craft for defence purposes. The the present situation had no re-jston and resentment that hu- Alr Ministry were placing with semblance to the situation before manity is really engaged in mort- Lord Nuffield an immediate initial the great depression. Conditions gaging so immense a part of its order for 1,000, said to be "Spit-in countries which produced resources in preparation for pos- fire" ghters, which were at pre-primary commodities were very alble armaments when much sent being produced by the de- different and much improved from might be done with

those signing firm of Vickers Super what they then were."

sources If only a solution of the BETTER OUTLOOK.

dimculties could be found.

his budget. Six John said that in making the best estimate they DRASTIC STEPS

could on every ground, they must not exaggerate their disappoint- ment.

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St. Jean de Luz, July 15.. Drastic measures against de- serters are to be taken by the Eb.. publican Spanish. Government it LET THERE BE NO MISTAKE" is reported here yesterday." "This country has got resourcés

The War Ministry in Barcelona ever in character, courage and history has issued a decree which requires

It was the biggest.order given at In Britain we had secured a far any one time to any one Arm. Sir better and far surer share of our Kingsley Wood expressed his ap-home make than we had

preciation of Lord Nuffield's as done since 1931. We were now which will see us through. Let every soldier to give his home ad-

Rome, July 16.

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obligation of pursuing a deflation which we can prevent the folly of according to the reports, to replace ary politý,"

this ever-increasing expedditure every "deserter by the nearest male On the whole his advisers took on armaments, then indeed the relative, namely father or brother SEAPLANE CRASH the view that there was reason for future we are preparing for our and other members of the family discounting and distrusting any children is one at which we may will be conscripted for work 011 gloomy prophesies for the future. shudder."(British Wireless). The serious crasli of the Italian "It is not with any pride or exulta-.

Even the Temale relatives of the seaplane on the: Cagliari-Roine tion, that I have. to present to the

deserters are to be taken into cus- route which occurred about 90 House of Commons a thousand Over 300 war refugees who retody and held until they prove miles off the northeast coast of million budget. We can take our cently flocked into Canton have that they are loyal and that they Sardinia cost the lives of 18 pas pride in the courage and resolution been sent to the reclamation area did not. encourage the desertion. sengers and four members of the with which our fellow countrymen in Polo district by the Canton (Transocean). crew it is officially confirmed here, shoulder the barden We can get branch National Rellet Commission

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NECKLA announced that the plane was in the knowledge that it is not we Land Administration in the Ching Lang Temple, one of the For your complete beauty trest- compelled to make a landing on who set the pace.

Kwangtung, "Provincial Govern biggest Chinese Buddhist templesment, use Tattoo Powder, Ronge the water and because of

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and Mascara (cream with brash). hanging clouds the pilot was "We can get some comfort from Wan Pao." Each of the refugee has been opened by a group of

Bale Distributor: unable to judge the distance and the knowledge that this country familles, it is reported, will be Chinese philanthropists headed by AUW PIT SENG'S TRADING crashed Twelve corpses were re, can endure at least as well as the given, 50 mow of land, white single Mr. Chu Wen-lou and Mr. Wen

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