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Supplement to the London Gazette, 1 June, 1953 2980 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 1 JUNE, 1953 915261 Flight Sergeant Joseph O'RouRKE, CENTRAL CHANCERY OF-THE ORDERS Royal Air Force. OF KNIGHTHOOD. 2687502 Flight Sergeant Ronald PALIN, Royal St. James's Palace, S.W.I. Auxiliary Air Force. 1st June, 1953. 653038 Flight Sergeant Robert Richard Livesy PEERS, Royal Air Force. The QUEEN has been graciously pleased, 562267 Flight. Sergeant Frederick Norman on the occasion of Her Majesty's Coronation, RATLIFF, Royal Air Force. to approve the award of the British Empke Medal (Civil Division) to the under- 565974 Flight Sergeant David William mentioned : — SARBUTT, Royal Ak Force. 524925 Flight Sergeant Henry SCHOFIELD, UNITED KINGDOM. Royal Air Force. Alfred John ABBOTT, Foreman, Rotax Ltd. 1012939 Flight Sergeant Andrew Cooper (South Harrow, Middlesex.) SCOTT, Royal Air Force. Arthur ADKINS, General Yard Foreman, 651502 Flight Sergeant Leslie Frank Litchurch Gasworks, East Midlands Gas VANDERSON, Royal Air Force. Board. (Derby.) 577783 Flight Sergeant Isaac Christmas Elizabeth, Mrs. ALLARD, Commandant, Jay- WEBB, Royal Air Force. wick Detachment, British Red Cross Society. 537160 Flight Sergeant Henry William (Qacton-on-Sea, Essex.) For services during WRIGHT, Royal Air Force. the recent floods in the Eastern Counties. Thomas Edward ALLEN, Working Burner and 521948 Flight Sergeant Leslie Gordon YOUNG, Machine Caulker, Vickers-Armstrongs, Ltd., Royal Air Force. Walker-on-Tyne. (Wallsend-on-Tyne.) 906748 Acting Flight Sergeant Graham BRIGGS, Herbert James Emmanuel ANDREWS, Elec- Royal Ak Force. trician, Littlebrook Power 'Station, British 571176 Acting Flight Sergeant Leonard James Electricity Authority, South Eastern CROSS, Royal Air Force. Division. (Dartford, Kent.) For services 2004797 Acting Flight Sergeant Laura during the recent floods in the Eastern Elizabeth LEE, Women's Royal Air Force. Counties. 570421 Acting Flight Sergeant John William' Miss Lilian Mary ARMSTRONG, Senior Chief WARREN, Royal Air Force. Supervisor, Birmingham Trunk and Toll Ex- 2683508 Sergeant Frederick William Brie DAY, change. (Tipton, Staffordshire.) Royal Auxiliary Ah" Force. William ASHFORD, Site Foreman, Steel 544111 Sergeant Alfred Samuel HUGGETT, • Scaffolding Company Ltd. (Worcester Park, Royal Air Force. Surrey.) 542974 Sergeant Walter LIPPIATT, .Royal Air Stanley Victor ATTEWELL, Temporary Force. Technical Assistant, Ministry of Works. 523255 Sergeant Gilbert Noel LIPSCOMB, (Bradmore, Nottingham.) For services Royal Ak Force. during the recent floods in the Eastern Counties. 641272 Sergeant Duncan Reid MACINTOSH, Royal Air Force. Victoria May, Mrs. BABBS, Canteen Super- visor, Tyrell Heath Primary School. (Grays,' 646164 Sergeant Frank Albert MONKS, Royal Essex.) For services during the recent floods Air Force. in the Eastern Counties. 591581 Sergeant Albert Edward NASH, Royal Howard BACON, Deputy, Teversal Colliery, Air Force. East Midlands Division, National Coal, 519718 Sergeant Frank Todman SPENCER, Board. (Sutton-in-Ashfield.) Royal Ak Force. Arthur BAKER, Underground Repairer, Birch 2253668 Acting Sergeant Frederick BRAGGS, Coppice Colliery, West Midlands Division1; Royal Ak Force. National Coal Board. (Atherstone, War- 4023519 Acting Sergeant Leonard JENKINS, wickshire.) Royal Air Force. Henry James BAKER, Resident Plumber Turn- 4003639 Acting Sergeant Arthur Francis cock, H.M. Dockyard, Sheerness. For Gabriel PHILLIPS, Royal Air Force. services during the recent floods in the 1017554 Acting Sergeant Wilfred Edmond Eastern Counties. THOMPSON, Royal Air Force. William BAKER, Craftsman, Wallace Collection. 560931 Chief Technician Donald THOMPSON, (Clapham Common, S.W.ll.) - Royal Ak Force. Frederick Thomas BALDERSTONE, Civil Defence 4031128 Corporal Frederick BENNETT, Royal Instructor, Purfleet, Essex. For services Air Force. during the recent floods in the Eastern Counties. ,, 1431860 Corporal Philip George BOWERMAN, Alfred BALL, Electrical Section Leader, •Royal Ak Force. Saunders-Roe Ltd., Cowes. 4025963 Corporal Eric CHATT, Royal Ak Eileen Christine, Mrs. BANNERMAN; Com- Force. mandant, Roxburgh No. 12 Detachment, 1079968 Corporal Arthur SWAIL, Royal Ak British Red Cross Society. Force. Helen Edna, Mrs. BARBOUR, Manageress, 2500433 Acting Corporal Keith ASHMORE, N.A.A.F.I., Felixstowe. (Leicester.) For Royal Ak Force. services during the recent floods' in the 2510940 Senior Aircraftman Clive Alfred Eastern Counties. t BATES, Royal Air Force. Andrew BARKER, Senior Assistant (Scientific), 4001432 Senior Aircraftman. John Francis Chemical Defence Experimental Establish- SMITH-WOODWARD, Royal Ak Force. ment, Ministry of Supply. (Salisbury.)-.
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