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SUPPLEMENT to the LONDON GAZETTE, 3 MARCH, 1941 1281 Alan Morel NEVILLE (174325) SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 3 MARCH, 1941 1281 Alan Morel NEVILLE (174325). Welch R. John Raymond RABET (174326). , William John. JONES (174385). Douglas George REYNOLDS (174327). Arthur John LEWIS (174386). Ralph RIVERS-BODILLY (174328). Cyril Cadle TAYLER (174387). John Wynne WOOLLEY (174388). 4TL _i TT7-H- TIT / % Trevor Lloyd DAVIES (174389). Robert William MYERS (174329). Robert Elam DUNN (174390)! Michael Harrison - Pepys RAWLINS Robert David JAMES (174391). (I7433°)- . ,. Bertram George EVANS (174392). Geoffrey Alastair CAMPBELL (I7433*)- *v Oliver Tames WILLIAMS (174393). Brendon Scouler ABRAMS (174332). 07 , • , William Peter BUCKLAND (174333). at*c* Watch. Denis John ROCHE (174334) i°hn N^e DAVIES-COLLEY (174394)- • Eric John SKINNER (174335)- " ?™FoS£ Sto (I74395)' - John Patrick HARRINGTON (174336). g^SS^gL d74397). Border R. Frederick William MacDonald MILLER Thomas Quayle LE\VTHWAITE (174337). (I74398)- Gordon BELL (174338). Oxf. & Bucks. L.I. Roger Henry Johnson BAILY (174339). Ralph Elmore JONES (174399). Arnold SEDGWICK (174340). Peter Henry LEWENDON (174400). R Sussex R Patrick Stanford MACILWAINE (174401). ' John MUMFORD (174341). Eric Peter HAWLEY to44°2). • James Maynard CASH (174342). Essex R. John Myles HENRY (174343). Herbert Edward BYFORD (174403)- John Edward Maurice BRIDGE (174344). Brian James CORNELIUS (i744°4)- Stanley Coulson BULL (174345). Alfred WiUiam HARDING (174405)- William Francis Arthur CHAMPION James Patrick BEATT (174406). (174346). Gerald John CUZENS (174407). Russell Arthur DURRANT (174347). Foresters. Peter John Mallett MOTE (174348). ' • John James BAGGALEY (174408). John Norman PARKHURST (174349). ' John Frederick BOOTH (174409). Hampshire R - John PhilliP BISSILL (I744I0). Hampshire *• Peter HIRD (1744")- Frank Herbert BROOKER (174350). Geoffrey Arnold PARKES (174412). Stewart Edward BROWN (174351). Arthur Douglas PINNINGTON (1.74413). Alexander Harold CLAPTON (174352)- Waiter Rene WAY (174414). Stanley Talbot HUTCHINGS 174353 - Charles Milton WELLS (174415)- Geoffrey Walter LOVELESS (174354)- ' . Wallace WRIGHT (174416) Roderick Francis OLIVER (174355). Geoffrey Patterson PALMER (174356). Loyal R. William Frederick PARKER (174357). ' Denys William POVEY (i744*7)- Harry'Francis RICE (174358). Fred Appleton GREEN (174418). Derek John SETH-SMITH (174359). Harold Stuart SCHOFIELD (174419)- Ronald James STEVENS (174360). North'n R Clifford Anthony Cleverton TREMELLEN Gordon Machell CHAPMAN (174420). (174361). Herbert George Trollope GILL (174421). G m TYRRE L I 6 S"u ?™ ^ ( 743 2). John SHEFFIELD (174422). Richard WAKEFORD (174363)- . Lennard WITHERS (174423). John Desmond WINCHESTER (174364). Philip York Bo WEN (174365). R. Berks. R. John Maxwell SHELLEY (174367). William Francis McMuLLEN (174424). <: **„«„* 7? ' Peter .Howard CANE (174425). i. Stafford K Ian McMillan DAVIE (174426). Harold Edward GREEN (174368). Stanl M GARWOOD (174427). Wilham Ernest GREEN (174369)- Gordon Herbert Henry ROBERT! (174428). ?aV-idA?/T?xri,^NDETRSON (I74370)- John Eliott ROBSON (174429)- iam jACQU (I743 7I) Alber^J^t Edwar ^d SCRIMSHAW (174372)f' , . ' Denis JacJ k SAVILL (174430)v '™ '. Douglas Hoys BINSTED (174373). ~7' ,',.,,_ ,, , . 5 J v 7^/oy • Stanley Fredenck Henry GLYNN (174431). Dorset R. ' • David Hugh Noel WHITTY (174432). Ivor Jack OUTHWAITE (174374). Derek James ATTENBOROUGH (174433). Joseph Raymond GIFFORD (174375).- Gordon Kenneth DEFRATES (174434). John Irvine Anderson SMALLWOOD , Arthur George ELSTON .(174436). (174376). • Donald Carey OVERALL (174437). „ T „ Albert Henry SINCLAIR (174438). i. Lan. K. Harold Reginald WARNES (174439). Kenneth Wilfred BENNETT (174377). ° /ttj^y Colin Leonard FINNIS (174378). K.O.Y.L.I. Vivian Sidney Edward HALLS (174379). Vlctor Waugh BAILIE (174440). John James Colquhoun RICHARDSON Basi1 HemT Ndson KEYS (174441)- ' (174380). Arthur Henry George PORTCH (174442). Denis ROBERTS (174381). K.S.L.I. Allan Henry TREMBATH (174382). Harold BROOKS (174443). Gilbert UREN (174383). ...Douglas Bartleet BURTON (174444). Sidney Francis PHILLIPS (174384). -Gerald David CHAMBERS (174445)..
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