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Royal Army Medical Corps J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-75-02-16 on 1 August 1940. Downloaded from JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS ~orps 1Rews. AUGUST, 1940. EXTRACTS FROlVI THE "LONDON The undermentioned Majs. to be Lt.­ by guest. Protected copyright. GAZETTE." Cols. :- H. R Sheppard. June 19, 1940. June 18.-Lt.-Col. G. D. Jameson is placed (Actg. Lt.-Col.) D. W. Beamish, lVI.C., in the h.p. list on account of ill-health. June June 29, 1940. 19, 1940. Maj. J. D. Corner, M.B. (31647) to take June 25.-Col. R. J. Blackham, C.B., rank and precedence in his Corps and in the C.M.G., C.I.E., D.S.O. (14347), ret. pay (late Army as if his promotion to Maj. bore date RA.M.C.), at his own request, relinquishes Jan. 29, 1937. (Substituted for notifn. in the the rank of Col. whilst employed in the temp. Gazette of Apr. 16, 1940.) rank of Maj. May 30,1940. Short Service Commissions.-The dates of Short Service Commission.-The appt. of ante-date and seniority of Lt. (temp. Maj.) Lt. E. H. Evans is ante-dated to Oct. 23, P. R Wheatley, M.B. (52033) are May 1, 1935, under the provs. of Art. 39, Royal 1938 and May 1, 1939, respectively, and Warrant for Pay and Promotion, 1940, but not as stated in the Gazette of June 7, 1940. not to carry pay and allces. prior to Oct. 23, The appt. of Lt. J. S. F. Watson is ante­ 1936. dated to May 16, 1938, under t,he provs. of Lt. E. H. Evans to be Capt., Oct. 23, 1937, Art. 39, Royal Warrant for Pay and Promot­ with seniority Oct. 23, 1936, and precedence tion, 1940, but not to carry pay and allces. next below Capt. E. A. Smyth, M.B. (Sub­ prior to May I, 1939. stituted for the notifn. in the Gazette of Lt. J. S. F. Watson to be Capt. May 1, Nov. 9, 1937.) http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ 1940, with ~;eniority May 16, 1939. (Sub­ Lt.-Col. E. B. Lathbury, O.B.E. (8356), stituted for the notifn. in the Gazette of May 7, ret. pay (late RA.M.C.), at his own request 1940.) . relinquishes the rank of Lt.-Col. whilst re­ June 28.-Capt. D. P. F. Mulvany to be empld. in the temp. rank of Maj. June 7, Maj. June 29, 1940. 1940. Short Service Commissions.-The appt. of Maj. F. S. Irvine, C.M.G., D.S.O., M.B. Lts. R A. R. Topping and J. C. B. Nesfield (10434), ret. pay (late RA.M.C.) is restd. are ante-dated to Dec. 22, 1938 and Jan. 20, to the rank of Col. on re-employment in that 1939, respectively, under the provs. of Art. rank. June 12, 1940. 39, Royal \Varrant for Pay and Promotion, July 5.-Lt.-Col. H. N. Sealy, from 1940, but not to carry pay and allces, prior RA.M.C., to be Col. July 10, 1940, with to May 1, 1939. seniority Feb. 15, 1938. The undermentioned Lts. to be Capts. :­ R A. R. Topping, July 1, 1940, with :l\Iaj. W. K. Campbell, D.S.O., M.B.E., seniority Dec. 22, 1939. M.C., M.B., to be Lt.-Col. July 10, 1940. on September 30, 2021 J. C. B. Nesfield, July 1, 1940, with Short Service Commission.-The appt. of seniority Jan. 20, 1940. Lt. J. Mackay-Dick, lVI.B., lVLRC.P.Edin., E. P. Jowett, M.B., July 3, 1940, with is ante-dated to Oct. 1, 1937, under the provs. seniority ,Feb. 1, 1940 and precedence next of Art. 39, Royal Warrant for Pay and below Capt. R M. Hector, lVI.B. Promotion, 1940, but not to carry pay and July 2.-Lt.-Col. B. H. C. Lea-Wilson, allces. prior to O;{t. 1, 1938. having attained the age for retirement, Lt. J. Mackay-Dick, M.B., M.RC.P.Edin., retires June 29, 1940, and remains empld. to be Capt., Oct. 1, 1939, with seniority \ J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-75-02-16 on 1 August 1940. Downloaded from 6 Oct. 1, 1935. (Sub,tituted for the notifn. Capt. (temp. Maj.) C. S. Gross, M.B., in the Gazette of Oct. 3, 1939.) F.R.C.S.Edin. (47492) to be Maj. July 11. Lt.-Col. L. G. Gibson, RA.M.C. (S511) 1940. (ret. pay), at his own requ3st, relinquishes the rank of Lt.-Col., whilst emplyd. in the Regular Army Reserve of Officers. temp. rank of Maj. June 5, 1940. July 12.-Col. P. S. Tomlinson, D.S.O., June IS.-Lt.-Col. T. B. Nicholls, M.B. M.RC.P., late R.A.M.C., to be DiL. Med. (439S), having attained the age limit of Servs., and is granted actg. rank of Maj'>Gen. liability to recall, ceases to belong to the Apr. 4, 1940. Res. of Off. Mar. 13, 1940. TERRITORIAL ARMY. June IS.-Lt. (Qr.-Mr.) H. Hall (77359) health. and is granted the rank of Capt. relinquishes his commn. on account of ill­ June 24, 1940. health. June 17, 1940. June 2S.-Capt. (Actg. Maj.) W. R Nash June 25.-The KING has been graciously (47331) relinquishes his commn. on account pleased to confer the Territorial Decoration of ill-health, and retains his rank with per­ upon the undermentioned Officer under the mission to wear the prescribed uniform. terms of the Royal 'Warrant dated Oct. 13, Feb. 21, 1940. (Substituted for the notifn. 1920 :- in the Gazette (Supplement) dated Feb. 20. Maj. Edwin Gaved Andrew, ret., late 1940.) by guest. Protected copyright. Royal Army Medical Corps (Territorial July 2.-Lt. D. Laing, M.B. (20443), from Army). RA. (T.A. Res. of Oft.), to be Capt., June 10. 1940, with seniority Apr. 23., 1939. The KING has been graciously pleased to July 9.-Capt. A. J. G. Newton, M.B. confer the Efficiency Decoration upon the (41915), from R Scots (T.A.RO.), to be Capt. undermentioned Officer under the terms of May 11,1940 with seniority Feb. 17, 1940. the Royal Warrant dated September 23, (Substituted for the notifn, in the Gazette 1930 :- (Supplement) dated May 31, 1940.) Colonel William Albert Robertson, Lt. P. J. Helliwell, M.B. (93S04) to be C.B.E., M.C., M.D. (7594). Capt. July 10, 1940 with seniority July 21, Lt.-Col. E. R Lovell, T.D., M.B. (26177), 1939. next below Capt. M. S. Pembrey. relinquishes his commn. on account of ill­ July 12.-Lt. Col. E. D. Gray, M.D. health, and retains his rank with permission (42427), resigns his commn. and retains his to wear the prescribed uniform. June 24, rank with permission to wear the prescribed 1940. uniform. Aug. 31, 1939. (Substituted for Maj. F. Roberts, M.D., M.RC.P. (S7690). the notifn. in the Gazette (Supplement) dated relinquishes his commn. on account of ill- Dec. 22, 1939.) http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ THE ARMY DENTAL CORPS. June 25.-Short Service Commissions.­ The undermentioned Lts. to be Capts. The undermentioned Lts. (on prob.) are June 26, 1940:- J. F. Russell (95469). confirmed in their ranks :- H. A. W. Lincoln (95470). J. F. Russell (95469). M. F. Porterfield (76055). Regular Army Reserve Officers. H. A. W. Lincoln (95470). of June 21.-Maj. N. H. Medhtirst (143S2) M. F. Porterfield (76055). resigns his commn. June 22,1940. QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S IMPERIAL MILITARY NURSING SEE,VICE. on September 30, 2021 June IS.-The undermentioned Sisters Prov!. Staff Nurse Miss N. V. Fitzgerald. resign their appts. :­ May 14, 1940. Miss W. Clarke. June 5, 1940. June 25.-Matron Miss A. D. M." Alban to Miss N. W. Merriman. June IS, 1940. be Principal Matron. Apr. 11, 19·10. Sister (temp. Matron) Miss R G'. Mofiat, June 21.-The undermentioned resign A.RRC., to be Matron. Apr. 11, 1940. their appts. :- Sister Miss M. C. Rice resigns her appt .• Sister Miss F. O. Wilson. May 27. 1940. May 6,1940. ,/ J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-75-02-16 on 1 August 1940. Downloaded from 7 The undermentioned Staff Nurses to be July S.-Matron Miss J. F. Watson, retires Sisters :-. on ret. pay on account of ill-health, July 6, May 15, 1940:­ 1940. Miss M. Clark. July 12.-Sister Miss C. A. M. Cook resigns Miss E. M. Sanders. her appt., July I, 1~40. The undermentioned Staff Nurses to be May 20, 1940 :- Sisters :- Miss E. M. C. Rowston. Miss M. Ryan, Jan. 7, 1940. Jyne I, 1940 :- Miss E. A. O'Carroll, June 5, 1940. Miss K. D. B. Wells. Miss G. C. M. Hill, June 7, 1940. Miss H. P. K. Brett. Miss E. Conner, June 19, 1940. Miss F. L. Purchase. The undermentioned Staff Nurses are confirmed in their appts. :­ The undermentioned prov!. Staff Nurses Miss E. M. Stonham. are confirmed in their appts. :- Miss A. M. Heywood. Miss M. J. Baird. Miss M. E. Leitch. Miss E. M. Lloyd. Miss M. Hellen. Miss K. L. Brewin. Miss F. U. Hedge. Miss J. S. Brooks. Miss E. M. Spreckley. Miss J. C. J. Keir. Miss A. M. R Trevelyan. Miss I. E. Paddon. Miss M. Caudwell. Miss V. Kelly. Miss J. Marchant. AWARDS BY THE C.-IN-C., B.E.F. by guest. Protected copyright. AWARDED THE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE and accompanied them to the advance ORDER. dressing station, where he worked all through Newman, Lt.
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