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THE SERVICES,

THE SERVICES

ROYAL NAVY

PROMOTIONS TO COMMANDER

|Ganges (Aug. 18): E. T. Cooper, to Furious (Aug. 25); L J. Sedgwick, [to Cardiff (July 25).

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LONDON GAZETTE

FRIDAY, JULY 8

ADMIRALTY, JUNE 29

R.N.

Payr. Lt.Cdr.--A. L.... Craig- Jeffreys, to Franklin (Aug. 17).

Lieut.-Comdr., (Retd.) J H. Lts-F. Bekenn, to Anbls (July) Promotions to commander in the

R. E Hardman-Jones, to Lewty to be Comdr. (Retd.) (June midsummer list are widely distri-15) buted within the zone of selection Dolphin (Aug. 18); J. M Parker, to 29); Lieut.-Comdr. (Retd.) I. D. Anderson to be Comdr. (Retd.) among lieutenant-commanders, the Aurora (Aug. 17),

Pay. Lt.-H. H. L Shewell, to (June 29); Lieut. (E) (Retd) W. upper limit of which was raised

Calcutta (July 191.

E. H. King, D.S.C., to be Lieut. last year from 7 to eight years.

Comdr, (E) (Retd.) (June 29).

The new zone included 424 off cers, occupying places between 390 and 713 down the list, and promo tions have been given, between 294 and 647 places down. Six months ago the officers selected occupied positions varying from 291 to 658.

Cd. Elects.-A. W: Jane. to Iron Duke (Aug. 16);F. Griffiths, to Vernon (Aug. 17); F. A. Joynt, to Defiance (July 28); P. L. Garrett, le Dolphin (Aug. 2).

Gnor-E. W. Burfort, to Cardif (July 14).

Act. Ganr.-W. R. Steal. to The raising of the zone has not been reflected in any increase of Cardif (July 14). ago the officers selected occupied

22 last time.

Bosna.-G. A. Whittaker.

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to

R.M,

Proby. Lieut. N. W. Jones is con- Armed in the rank of Lleut. with seny, of Dec. 1, 1935.

E.N.R Lieut. R. S. Holland to be Lleut.- Comdr. (June 23).

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R.N.V.B. Proby. Surgn. Lieut. L. F. Don-

1937); Proby. Paymr. Sub-Lieut. C. B.nan to be Surgn. Lieut. (April 15, G. Gadd to be Paymır. Sub-Lieut. (Dec. 1, 1936),

had over 7 years as lleutenant-Caradoc (July 11); T. H. P. Belcher commander. four from seven to 7 to Curlew (July 18); A, L years. and five between six and Brooks, to Hawkins (July 25).

Wt. Elect.-C. C. Jerome, to seven years. There are five com manders promoted at the age of Venon (Aug. 15).

Act. WI. Elects.-W. J. Gibbs, to 37, compared with eight six months ago, and the total promoted over Furious (July 29): L. T. Buckett, to the age of 35 is 21. compared with Resolution (July 20); N. C. Peters to Berwick (July 26); J. Carter, to Among the specialist branches. Newcastle (July 27).

PROMOTIONS six gunnery predominates "with

Cd. Elect.-F. P. Walters, to rank commanders, and, there are three

and Elect. Engr. (seny. June 28). the torpedo amorig each

officers.

from Wt. Engrs.-R. Dixon. F. R. J. navigating

A submarines, two air osservers, one Drake, E. J. A Gibson, T. air pilot, and one signal officer Branton. F. D. Bird, W. F. May" A. Among the 10 non-specialists are L Filley, and S. Smith, to rank of several with special distinction Cd. Engr. (seny, July 1). such as Commander B. G. Scurfield, who gained the Albert Medal for

gallantry

the destroyer when Hunter was mined off Almeria while on non-intervention patrol

on May 13, 1937.

two

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS The following appointments are made by the Admiralty:-

Cd.-F. F. P. Wood, to Marshal Soult in cmd. (July 14).

Engr. "Cars.-J. W. Renshaw, to Royal Oak Aug..3); S. O. Frew, to: Medway (Aug. 12)..

.

Cdr. (E)-T. H. Crookshank.to Hermes (July 27).

TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1938.

CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS

The follg. to be Lts. (Burvs. 'of

LAMMERTS' AUCTIONS

Works) (July 9)Clerk of Works PUBLIC AUCTION.

QMS. J. S. S. Biggs: Clerk of Works QMS. R. J. Widgery; Clerk. of Works Q.M.S. S. W. Wyles: Fore- man of Works Staff-Sergt. W. F. THE Undersigned have received Willoughby.

INFANTRY

R. Fus,Capt. D. L. M. Standage is restd. to the estabt. (June. 14).

E. Surrey R.-Lt. E G. A. Lett is secd. for serv, with the R.LA.SC. (June 17)..

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S. Stafford R-The name of Capt. (temp. Maj.) F. G. Rogers WEDNESDAY, the 20th JULY 1938. is as now shown, and not as in the Gazette of July 5.

Black Watch-Capt. A D J

estatt. Stewart is restd. to the (June 11).

Commencing at 2.30 p.m.

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ROYAL TANK CORPS Sec. Lt. J. Prichard to be Lt. (June 19). ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS The prob, commn. and appt. of the follg. Lts., (O.M.Es. 4th Cl.) are terminated (July 9):- T. Blair, Lieut-Gomdr. (Retd.) LR DBSc. (Eng): D. Cameron, B.Sc. Diningroom and Office Furniture,

Cutlery. Ornaments. Helm to be Comdr. (Retd.) (June (Eng.).

Pictures.

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JUNE 30

R.N.

&

"The 4

Comprising:-

Teak Drawingroom. Bedroom

Lleuts. (Retd.) to be Lieut.-UEEN ALEXANDRA'S IMPERIAL Gramophones and Records, Brass.

MILITARY NURSING

and E P. Ware, Porcelain and Glass Ware. Enamel Baths. Car- .SERVICE Comdrs. (Retd.):E A. C. Barker, S. H. Vennard (June 30).

The follg. to be Staff Nurses on pets, Rugs, Electric Table Fans and J. P Sub-Lieut.

Somervaille.

Cooking E. Wright Lamps, Cooking Stove. provl appt.:-Miss R.NR., to be Sub-Lleut, with seny

(June 30); Miss P. C. Stewart, Miss Utensils, etc., etc. of March 3.

P. E Ewbank (July 1).

JULY 1 E.N.

Lleuts. to be Lieut.-Comdrs.: "T.

P. Coode (Flight Lieut., RAF,

.ROYAL AIR FORCE

RA.F. APPOINTMENTS

ESTABLISHMENTS

Sch of MIL Engineering.-Capt

I

also

and Bt. Maj. G. L. Watkinson, RE A FEW PIECES OF BLACKWOOD

Asst.

W. D. Dunkerley, A. O. Johnson, relinquishes the appt. of

Instr. (C. DD), Field Works and P. J. Knowling (July 1).

Bridging (June 1).

Lieut. S. S. Stammwitz, R.N.R., to be Lieut. with seny., Sept. 15,

Chemical Def. Experimental Stn..

The following appointments in 1932: Proby. Sub-Lieut. C. C. En- Porton-Lt. B. J. Murphy, A., to the Royal Air Force are notited:-

never to be Sub-Lieut. with "seny.j.be Asst. Experimental Off. (Cl. CC) GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH

Sept. 20, 1937: Sub-Lieut. ( H. July 1).

MEMORANDA Wing Commander.-P. F. Fullard, G. Southwood to be Lleut. (E)

Maj. (local, Col.) C. C. Fowkes, D.3.0. M.C. AFC to Headquar-(July 1). ters, Maintenance Command, Lon-

Faymr. Sub-Lleuts. to be Paymr. M.C., from 8. Wales Bord, to be den, for Air Staff duties (June 20). Lieuta.-R. E D. A. James, G ALL-Col on the hp. list (empld.),

Squadron Leaders.-C. F. Sealy w. Haslam. W. C. F. Grant-Dalton and

Spécial Duty List. whilst July 1). employed with the Superintendent

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remains

Bde., Comdr.... S. KAR. (April 1); Capt. G. W. Cd. Bosn. C. Napper placed on O'Brien, .M.C.. h.p.., late Border R

retires or ret, pay on account of of Design, Royal Arsenal, Woolwich Retd. List March 21).

-health (April 29); (Substituted Surgn. Cdr.-E J. K. Weekes. (May 23); A. B. Woodhall.

for the notif. in the Gazette of M.B., Ch.B., to Excellent (July 261. Directorate of Staff Duties. Air

Lleut. (E) M. H: Jordan placed May 17): Capt. (local Maj.) J. R. Lt.-Cars--5: G. Stoodley, to Ministry (June 271,

on Retd. List July 2); Lieut. C. Lupton, R.A.; relinquishes the local H. Nash placed on Retd. List (July rank of Mal. on ceasing to be

the Trans-Jordan OUT 2); Sub-Lleut. J. M. Christian, † empld. with R.NR.; to be Sub-Lieut. with seny. Frontier Force (May 4); Lt. R. E. Feb. 15; Cd. Engr. R. J. H. Duffay J. C. Coates, C. Gds, is granted the local rank of Capt. whilst to be Lieut. (E) (July 1).

with the Trans-Jordan erapid. Frontier Force (Aug. 6, 1937).

CHINESE GUERILLAS IN WAR WITHOUT A FRONT

Japanese Excesses Inspire

Fierce Resistance

An account of conditions in North China since the Japanese. attack was given at a Manchester Reform Club luncheon recently by Dr. Robert McClure, an American worker for the International Red Cross, who spoke with the authority of personal experience. Dr. McClure delighted optimists by prophesying victory for the Chinese. The basis of this hopeful view was, he said, the work of the Chinese guerilla fighters. Guerilla tactics had been adopted in China, and there was no military authority in China today who did not realise that. It was important to realise this if they were to, interpret the news from China correctly.

There

R.M.

Maj. E H. M. Unwin is placed on the Retd. List on account af non-service (July 2).

JULY. 4.

RN.

the

INDIA OFFICE, JULY 8 The King has approved following Promotions, Retirements.

ROYAL INDIAN NAVY In pursuance of his Majesty's

Capt. H. W. B. Livesay, O.B.E. pleasure, the Rev. J. W. B. Moore, M.A.. has been appointed 'Honorary retires, (May 28, 1937) (substituted Chaplain to the King from June for the notifn. In the Gazette of

vacancy 24 in the

caused by Dec. 31. 1937).- the death of the Rev. A. W. Plant, M.A.

INDIAN ARMY" Maj. A. P. I. Churchill, O.B.E., Lleut. F. T. Pollinger to be Lieut to be Lt. Col. (May 18); Capt. J. Comdr. (July 41: Sub-Lieut. JH. Randall to be Maj. (Mar. 28); McC. Findlay to be Lieut. (June Lt. Gen. E. de Burgh; CB., D.SO.. O.B.E, is transid to the Semi- Effective List (July '8).

28).

.

WAR OFFICE, JULY 8 REGULAR ARMY

COMMANDS AND STAFF

A herd of goats shared an air raid shelter with a large crowd of people daring A.RP. practice at Malta.

was no "front" in the The mistake made by the Jap-

Lt. Col. C. Le B. Goldney, M.C., Chinese war, and journalists or anese was that they fought on b.p. 11st (empld), late RAS.C, to military attaches wishing to reach the text book principles of "mill-be Et. Col. under the prov. of Art. A.R.P. FOR GOATS the "front" were bound to be dis-tary science.". A long as they did 1823, Royal Warrant for Pay and

that and the Chinese refused to Promotion, 1831 (June 18). appointed.

The Japanese "occupted" North do it, the Chinese had an excellent China. but this occupation was chance of winning.

The follg. appts are made: The guerilla-or Chinese Com-

At the first air raid warming at restricted to the fortified towns.

to surprise Maj. W. D. A. Williams, B.A., RE, During the day the main routes munist-tactics were between these towns were patroll- the enemy by some unorthodox to be D.A.Q.M.G., War Office (July 3.30 one afternoon a herd of goats ed by Japanese, but at night the trick and seize his supplies lt be4): Capt. A. CO. Johnson,, Fore- was moved along the main street Japanese shut themselves into the retreated. By this means it was stera, to be Staff Capt., War Office of Valletta and shepherded into towns and the district was virtually possible to suffer a technical de- (temp.) (July 1).

teat and yet not lose a man and relinquished to the Chinese.

time infilet heavy Farmers in North China had been at the same

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The goats, however, seeped none

the worse for their experfence

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The people already inside de- clared that they preferred tear gas The promotions of the follg. Lt.-to goats and tried to leave. But! 50 used to political "occupation" casualties on the Japanese. The that they had accepted the prin- Japanese were so bound by "inilt Cols, are antedated. as shown:-Vthe official at the door forced them At 4.15 they again tried to get ciple that "whoever occupies the tary science"" that such tricks. Smyth, D8.0. (May 24); L R to remain inside.

Stansfeld (June 21). province collects the taxes" and always worked.

Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. F. Barry to out but were still refused permis- MADE IN JAPAN at first accepted the Japanese as harmless "occupiers."

Dr. McClure said that Japanese be Lt. Col. (June 22); Capt. A. Esion.

At 4.45 the All Clear sounded casualties were extremely heavy; Chessells is seed, whilst holding RAPE AND SLAUGHTER in two months, and in a "quiet" the appt. of Admin, Off, Sch. of The crowd surged out of the shel- Their present fierce resistance province (Shansi) a careful cal-Anti-Aircraft, Def. May 27); Ex-iter, gasping for air. was due to the behaviour of the culation had given 28.000 dead, perimental Bergt-Maj. J. Old to Japanese. The farmers had never Dr. McClure also said that the be Lt. (Gr.-Mr.) (June 16). expected that their women would Japanese made a mistake when be subjected to such a determined they thought that the bombing campaign of rape. not that their of civilians would lessen resistance. necessary stores of grain would be He quoted a Chinese who said,' confiscated to be given to horses. "Everything here is made in Japan When they realised how these new even the resistance." A "occupiers" were. behaving they Dr. McClure appealed for sup- began a passionate resistance to plles for the International" Red Cross in China. His speech left the Japanese. 185

No ll over 12 years of age was no doubt of the gravity of the safe from the Japanese soldiery, need, and be pointed out that the and the usual procedure was to money would be well spent.. To bayonet: the woman after the look after a badly wounded soldier offence.

cost only sixpence a day, The result of this was that the Chinese farmers began guerilia warfare, which at first was not

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