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Middlewinch Salt in glate-stoppered jare remains dry and free-running ne matter how damp the weather. In fine and unvarying quality will come

a pleasant surprise to those not already using this excellent salt.

Cerabes Jelly Crystals

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THE SERVICES

THE SERVICES

ROYAL NAVY

Was

FIRST CRUISER SQUADRON The dag of Rear-Admiral J. D. Cunningham, C.B. M.V.O., late Fifth Sea Lord and Chief of Nava Air Services,

noisted on Sept. 19 in HMS Shropshire on his taking up the command of the Mediter- 1st Cruise Squadron. ranean Fleet, at Malta

Vice-Admiral C. E Kennedy- Purvis, C.B.. after transferring the i command, will return to England in H.M.S. London, his flag being struck alter arrival at Portsmouth The London is expected there on September 27.

NEW CRUISERS

commis-

Sub-LA-M. F. J. Ferguson; to Walker (Sept. 17),

W Engr.-H. J. Tucker, to Wakeful (Sept. 15),

RETIREMENT

Cd. Stupt.-E. EJ. O'Gara, placed on the Retd. List (Sept. 24). ROYAL NAVAL VOLUNTEER

LONDON GAZETTE

TUESDAY, SEPT. 20

WAR OFFICE, SEPT. 20 Col. (temp. Brig.) G. B.Rowan- Samilton. D.8.0.. M.C., (late Black Watch, is apptd. A.D.C. to the King (Sept 10), vice Col. (temp. Brig.) J. T. Priestman. C.B.E, D.S.O.. MC.. Col., Lincoln E. who has been promoted.

'REGULAR ARMY

(temp. Brig.) J. H. T. Surgn, LL-Cdr.—ER G. Passe, | Priestman.. C.B.E... D.S.O... M.C.. to Manchester (Sept. 18).

Col, Lincoln R, to be Maj-Gen.

zeny. Dec. Payt. Ltd. K. Gumour. pro- (Sept., 14), with moted to Payr. LL-Cdr. seny. 1937: Lt. Col. and Bt. Col. (temp.

Brie.) G. E... W. Franklyn. Sept. 20).

Mc.to be Col. (Sept. 13), with seny

July 1. 1934.

RESERVE

Proby. Surgn. Lt.-D. J. N

Col.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1938.*

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE. Undersigned have recelyed

Instructions

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION

Or

WEDNESDAY, the 5th OCTOBER

1938.

27,

Commencing at 2.30 p.m.

R.A.,

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

LAMMERTS AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

"THE

Nab, to Newcastle (Sept. 31).

Comprising:- The follg. to be Bt. Cols, L Mid-S. B. Bennett, to Royal

Col.

Q (temp. Brig.) H.

Wiley.

Teakwood Drawingroom," Bed- Oak (Sept. 18).

M.C., late 5th Innis. D G. (Sept.

and Ofice Diningroom room. H.M.S. Liverpool was

R. T. F. Smith, entered in the 8 Maj. and Bt. Lt. Col. (temp-Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Cutlery.", sioned on September 19 at the rank of Proby, Sub-Lt. (seny. SepBrig.) H. E. Russell. 12th Sept. Porcelain and Glass Ware, or- Gorin shipyard of" the Faufeld 13), and attached to List I of the 1: Lt. Col. C. P. W. Perceval, naments. E. P. and Brass Ware. Company by Captain A. D. Reač. late in command of Chatham Gun- nery School, for service an' the East fudles Station in place of the Emerald

Mersey Div.

D.S.O.. R.A. (Sept. 11.

Electric Table Lamps and Fana, COMMANDS AND STAFF

Gramophones and Records. Radio ROYAL AIR FORCE

Capt. H. Bagot. R.E.. relin-Sets, Enamelled Bath, Cooking quishes HALTON STATION COMMAND.

the appt. of G.S.O.. 3rd Utensils, Cooking Stove, etc., etc.

(Sept. 20): Air Commodore G. B. Dacre, Grade, War Ofce She s sister-ship of the Man- chester, which was commissioned.S.O., has been appointed in com-Lt. R. de C. Vigors, 5th Innis. D. on August 4 by Captain II. Hmand er the air station at Halton. to be A.D.C. to the Comdr.. Bousfield, and left for the succession to Air Commodore G.Mobile Div. (Sept. 11). East Indies or September 20 F. M. Reid, D.3.0., M.C., who is to: to replace the Enterprise: Seven be Air Officer Commanding British cruisers of the Southampton cluss,Forces in Aden,

of 9,000 tons and armed with 12

Halton has been expandea con-

CAVALRY

The Royals-Maj. R. C. H. Kidd is restd. to the estabt. (Aug. 1). 3rd H.-Capt. C. J. F. Platt re- receiving a gratuity (Sept.

tires.

Bin. uns, have now been com-siderably during the two years 18). pleted

that Air Commodore Reid has been In 'command.

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COMMANDER FOR THE FORTH

Commander C. D. Arbuthnot. late Maintenance Commander at Hongkong, has been up- pointed to the new submarine depot-ship Forti

PAYMASTER CAPTAIN GILHESP) Paymaster Captain J. WE Gilheapy, O.BE. has been placed on the retired list on "attaining the age limit of 55, und has re linquished the post of Port Accoun tant Officer and Librarian at Plymouth.

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS The following appointments are made by the Admiralty:

In addition to the School ul Technical Training, the largest of its kind in the world, where some

ROYAL REGIMENT

OF

', ARTILLERY Sec. Lt. M. C. W. Dumaresq Univ. Candidate), from Gen List. (TA), to be Sec. Lt. (Sept.

also

A FEW PIECES OF BLACKWOOD FURNITURE

On VIEW from TUESDAY. the 4th OCTOBER. 1938.

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS..

AUCTIONEERS.

4.000 boys are under instruction. 211, with seny. Jan, 28, 1937, with with precedence nexxt below Capt." the units at the station include a precedence fext below Sec. Lt. 1 A. Eccles (Sept. 217. cookery school, hospital, institute W. B. Foster..

police.

YATESBURY WIRELESS

SCHOOL

R. Sussex. R.-Capt. T. A. Hal-

HE Undersigned have receivect

instructions*

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TO SELL BY

PUBLIC AUCTION"

ON

OCTOBER

THURSDAY. the 6th OCTOBER, 1938.

Commencing at 2.30 p

At their Sales Room, No. 2 Connaught Rond Central. (Room No. 205, 2nd Floor)

A Fine Collection of Old Chinese, Porcelain, Pottery and Pictures from the Tong, Sung. Yuen, Ming and Ching Dynasties.

also

A Selection of Carved Ivory and Lacquered Ware, Jade and Bronze Ornaments. Embroidered'

Man- darin Coats, etc.. etc.

And

A Few Pieces of Fine Blackwood Furniture.

On VIEW from WEDNESDAY, the 5th OCTOBER, 1938.

Terms: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT BROS

AUCTIONEERS.

of pathology and tropical medicine. CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS sty to be Maj. (Sept. 20). medical training depot, and the Lt. Col. H. A. Joly de Lotbinlere. Dorset R. Maj. H. L. Longden" four 1 secd, for serv. on the Staff headquarters of the RAF service MC on completion of

[years' serv. as a Regtl., Lt.-Col.. (Sept. 12).

(Aug. placed on the h.p. list

Black Watch-Capt, BJ.G Mad- 9) (substituted for the notifn.den retires. receiving a gratuity in the Gazette of Aug. 9). Mai. (Sept. 31): Sec. Lt. G. A. M. The new school which is being Mr.) R. C. E. Hounsell having Stirling, from h.p. list. to be Bec.. temporarily established at Yates-attataed the age. for retirement. Lt. with precedence next above bury, near Calne. Wilts, will be is placed on ret. pay (Sept. 19; Sec. Lt. A. J. A. Wavell (Sept. 21). known as No. 2 Electrical and Cap. (Qr.-Mr.) TL. Black to be Foresters.

Maj. J. D'A. the Fordes. 3rd Cl., to be Chapin. Wireless School.

Maj. (Qr.- Mr.) (Sept. 19): Whicher retires on ret, pay (Sept.t the Forces, 2nd Cl. (Sept. 18): ·

M.C.. As there is already an elemen P.8.M. FL Spary to be Lt. (Qr.- 18).

Rev. L St. C. G. Williams. tary and reserve flying training Mr.) (Sept. 19).....

R. Lt. R. J. Griffiths MA.. Chapin. to the Forces, 4th school there (No. 10), care is

is restd, to the estabt. (Sept. 1). C., to be Chapin, to the Forces.. Suign. Cdrs. (D)A. D. Mc-ordered to be taken that all cor- R. War R-Sec. Lt. H. W. B

ROYAL TANK CORPS

3rd Cl. (Sept 181: Rev. P. H. C. Haffle. LDS to Drake for RN respondence for the two units is Hancock (Univ. Candidate) from Maj. G. R.. Thomson retires on Slocombe, MA. is granted Hosp., Plymouth (Nov. 5) 8. E. clearly addressed:

Gen. List (TE), to be Sec. Lret..pay Sept. 201; Capt. R. temp. comm, as Chapin. to the Brown, L.D.S., to Wildare (Nov. 10)

21), Yatesbury, where about £800,000 (Sept.

with seny. Jan. 28. Weld is restd. to the estabt. (Sept. Forces, 4th C. (Sept. 18). Surg. Lt.-Cdr. H. G Wells,

1s being spent, will have accom-1937, and precedence next above 17: M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., to. Apollo (Oct.modation for 3.000 air apprentices, Sec., Lt. D. R. Fraymouth." 4, and lent to RAN. (Oct. 61

with a staff of 200 airmen and R. Fus-Maj. R. F.

M.BE.. Cooke, elvilian instructors. A site for a William. Surgn. Lts.-S., C. S. M.R.C.S., LR.C.P., to Drazon (Oct. permanent school is being found pay (Sept. 19.1

the 3); GS. Thomas, M.B, to Drake elsewhere, and

temporary school will then be moved.

Capt.-G. Grantham. to Warspite (Sept. 1),

The super-cleansing, super-creamy UZON BRILLIANTINE for R.N.B. (Oct. 15).

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MOSQUITO DAY

IN LONDON

Famous Scientists Honoured

Many doctors have been. knighted but few for such outstanding achievements two were honoured in London recently. The occasion was Mosquito Day. observed at the London School of Hygiene and "Tropical Medicine. The men were Sir Ronald Ross and Sir Patrick Manson.

A distinguished group of doctors and scientific men gathered to pay tribute to these ploneers in the control of malaria, a scourge still far too prevalent in the tropics.

It was contended at the meet- ing that Ross and Manson had revolutionlsed life in the warm parts of the Empire.

Ross discovered the relation between the mosquito and

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in the transmission of malaria. Hr suggested the now obvious. but then revolutionary, theory that if all mosquitoes were des troyed, malaria would ccase. Ever since, varicus attempts have! been made to rid special sec. tions of mosquitoes, but such a campaign is almost hopeless and malaria is still a scourge.

that

of

Sir Ronald soon realised. ris discovery was epoch-taking buy that it did not mean the end of malaria, He, knew also, that upart from all anti-mosquito` werk, malaria cou'd be prevented by a daily dose of six grains quimine, as recommended" at presenz. by the malaria. Com- mission of the League of Nations Ever since these preventive doses have been taken by millions of perple in the tropics. And those that fall to take them, are ulti mately cured by a dose of, 15 to 20 grains of quinine continued for

Ave, to seven ‘days.

INFANTRY

Manch.

ROYAL

Garmons- retires on ret.

E. Lan. R-Capt. P. R. M. W's den, from h.p. 1st, to be Capt..

ARMY CHAPLAINES DEPARTMENT Rev. W. R. F.

Addison.

V. C..

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Be. Lt. H. C. Buck (Univ, can- Chapin. to the Forces, 2nd Ci..didate). from Gen. List (T.A.), to be Sec. Lt. (Sept. 21), with seny. retires on ret. pay (Sept. 18). Rev. C. H Bateman, MA., Chapin. to

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