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Charles Kunz (Piano) with Rhythm Sergeant? (Longstafe) Raymond Newell (Baritone) with Orchestra. 8.00 p.m. Local Time Signal, Wes-11.30-Afternoon Musical Programme "The Dubarry-Selection-New "Light ther Report and Announcements. Symphony Orchestra.

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THE SERVICES

LONDON GAZETTE

THE WAR OFFICE, MARCH 21 REGULAR ARMY

Col C. La T. T. Jones on ret, pay. March 201: L-Col. J. MacD. Latham M.C., Unempld. List, late H.LI, to be Col. (March 13); with seny. Nov. 1, 1938; Lt. Col. A. B. P. Pereira, DELO from R.AS.C. to be Col. (March 14), with seny, July 1, 1836.

COMMANDS AND STAFF

The follg. reliquish their appts.- Col. (temp. Brig.) C. La T. T. Jones. D.S.O., M.C. as Chief Engr., Wester Comd., and the temp. rank of Brig. (March 20); Maj. and BL LL-COL. (local Col.) G. W. A. Palater, D.S.O., as G.S.O, 2nd Grade, War Office 10); Maj. H. S. Notley, 3rd D.G.. AMS. The British Troops, Egypt (March 5).

The follg. appts.' are made:--Col. J. McD. Latham, M.C.. to be Insor. Gen. of the West Indian Local Forces and Oft... Comdg. the Troops Jamaica (March 13); Col. A. B. P. Pereira. D.B.O., to be Asst. Dir. of Supplies and Transport, N. Comd. (March 14); Capt. E. V. Nepean, R. Signals, to be G.B.O. 3rd Grade. War Onice (Feb

20.

CAVALRY

4th Sec. Lt. D. P. Templer is secd. forserv. at the Cav. Depot. Catterick (Feb. 21),

8. Stafford R.—Maj, A. C, O. Green- wood (Oct. 1. 19387.

Welch R--Capt. F. F. Pitt (Nov. 20, 1938); Capt. C. E. R. Hirsch (Feb. 18). Black Watch-Lt." G. P. Campbell- Preston (Nov. 3, 1938).

Oxt. and Bucks. LI-Capt. Hon. C. B. A. Bernard (Jan. 21).

Essex R-Capt. G. N. H Sheffield (Nov. 1, 1938) Capt. R W Little- nales (Jan. 18).

Forestera-MB), C R. T. Wilmot (Nov. 6, 1938); Maj, N. A. McD. Wal- ker (Nov. 12, 1938); Capt, R. B. San-

ders (Dec. 14. 1838); Capt. H. F. Meynell (Dec. 28, 1938).

Lt. W. M. Nicholson resigns his comma. (March 27),

Loyal R-Lt. R. P. Young is seed.. or serv. under the Air Ministry (Feb. 24)

R. Berks R-The folig. are restd. to the estabt.:- MA). F. N. Ellott (Dec. 1, 1938); Capt. I. D. H. Helby (Dec, 22, 1938).

Capt. LD. H. Helby is secd. for

on the Staff (Feb. 23). KOLL--Bec. Lt. G. N. Stanton from h.p. Hist. to be Bec. Lt. (March 22), with precedence next below Sec.

G. B. Quiney.

Seaforth-Capt. J. M. Bym is seed.

while empld. as Instr. Small Arms

Sch., Iraq Feb. 23); Capt. G. E. W. Baird retires on ret. pay (March 203. Ride HdeCapt, and Bt. Maj. F W. Pesting to be Maj. (Jan. 0), with Regt sexy, Dec. 23, 1938, and pre- ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY cedence next above Maj. E. D

Capt. J. H. B. Evatt is reatd. to the Treneer-Michell Substituted for the estabt. (Jan. 21); Capt. J. T. G. Pal-notifin. In the "Gazette" of Dec. 23, mer is seed. for serv. with the TA. |1933). *. (Jan. 21); Capt. P. D. Weir is seed. for serv, on the Staff (Feb. 29); Lt. (now Capt.) T. Klicat la resta, to the estabt. (Jan. 20).

CORPS OF RYAL ENGINEERS The notice in the "Gazette" of Feb. 28, in respect of Capt. J. D. Patulle. B.Sc., is cancelled, a

INFANTRY

ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS

Maj. J.T. Pield to be LtCol (March 14); Pink Cl. Staff Bergk-Maf. A. B Pride to be Lt. (Qr.-Mr.) (March 20). ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL COFFS Lt. Col. E. P. W. Mackenzie, O.B.E. M.C. M.B., retires on ret. pay (öf-rch 6); Maj, and, Bt. Lt-Col. W. C. Hart- gill M.C. to be Lt Col (March. 6). (Substituted for the notifin. in the

The follg. are restd. to the estabt.:- King's Own K-Capt. E N. Everett "Gazette" of March 7): Maj, P. C. Dec. 1, 1938)..

R. Pus-Capt. E. A. Poulton (Dec. | 11, 1938).

The King's R-Capt. OER Howie (Jan. 23).

Lincoln K.—Maj. G: Mcl. 8. Bruce, O.BE., M.C. (Dec. 30, 1938); Lt. W. 3. H. Cragg (Jan 141.

Chandler, MD, to be Lt-Col. (March 8). - 314

The follg to be confirmed in their ranks:-MA), J. C. Gilroy, M.B. (Dec. 28, 19333; Maj. WAR. Ross, M.B.. (Feb. 9, 1938). QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S IMPERIAL MILITARY NURSING SERVICE Mina A. Medden. from QA.T.M. N.S. Res, to be provi. Stan Nurse (Feb, 14); Miss H. J. Kirkwood, from (JQAIMNS. Res, to be provt. Staff Nurse (Peb. 28), with seny next be low Miss G. Flannery.

ESTABLISHMENT

Lt. W. X. J. Pugh is seed. for serv with the R.LAS.C. (Feb. 1).

Buzolk R.The follg. are rest. to the estabt. Maj. R. H. Maxwell 15); Maj. J. W. Josselyn (Jan 21).

Leicester R. Capt. J. M. Berjeant son to be Adit. vice Capt. J. ME Spurling (Jan. 21).

Army Tech. Bch (Boys). Chatham.

The folls are resid, to the estabt-Capt. J. D. Pattulla B.Sc, BE, to Green Howarda. Maj. C. W. D. be Adjt. (Nov. 10, 1938), Chads (Jan. 21). FREE H4.

Closter RMa) B. B. Gilmore-L (OME, 4th C.) C. A. Zawie Army Tech Sch. (Boys), Arborteld.

RAO.C. to be

(Jan. 7); Capt. C. Aspiin: (Dec. 23, bergk, ef may d

1938)

Capt. J. G. G. Waldron is secd. for serv on the Blaff (Feb. 27).

DWR-Capt. CRT Cumberlege

Ensi (March 1

Coast and A. Det. Exptl. Estabt- Capt HG, Croly, RA to be pti

non in the sale of Feb. 21),

"Gazette 217;

is restd. to the estabt, (Dec. 14, 1938): Jan. 30) (Bobiituted for the Lord Mornington is secd for sery, under the Colonial Omice (Feb. 2014 B. Busser RMA., G. P. Osome, M.C. retires on ret. pay March 10)

The folly, are restd. to the extantiem

Lt Col and B Col H. ZY Moore D.5.0. M.O ARIBA RE to be

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Chinese: to Japan between 7.15° pim. and 7.55 p.m. on 25.21 metres and 31.58 metres in Japanese: to South China and the South. Bess be- tween 8.10 p.m. and 10.30 p.m. on 25.31 metres and 31.58 metres, including a news bulletin in English at 9 p.m. (10 of the Chrysler Motor Company, in p.m. local time); add to Soviet Rus ala between 11 pm, and 11.30 pm the Orient, arrived in Hongkong on on 25.21 metres and 31.58 metres in the President Coolidge yesterday on

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