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Supplement to the London Gazette, 7 October, 1943 4438 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 7 OCTOBER, 1943 Bar to the Distinguished Service Order. The London Gazette of 8th July, 1941 (No. 35209). Brigadier Reginald Miles, D.S.O., M.C. (6191), New For 10548. Naik Mohd Ayan, i Punjab R., Indian Zealand Military Forces. Army, substitute 10549 Naik Mohd Arfan, i Pun- The Distinguished Service Order. jab R., Indian Army. Captain (temporary Major) (local Lieutenant-Colonel) For 14303 Naik Achan Ram, 6th Raj. Rif., Indian Edward Leslie Spencer (148403), Royal Regiment Army, substitute 14303 Naik Mohan Ram, 6th of Artillery. Raj. Rif., Indian Army. For 3853838 W.O.I. (S.-Cdr.) J. J. Coleman, The Distinguished Conduct Medal. I.A.O.C., substitute 3853838 W.O.I. (S.-Cdr.) No. 2060658 Corporal John Vincent Bryne, The J. J. Coleman, I.A.C.C. Gordon Highlanders. The London Gazette of 28th October, 1941 War Office, jth October, 1943. No. 35325). The KING has been graciously pleased to approve For 5109 Havildar Venkat Chawan, I.O.M., 18 R. that the following be Mentioned in recognition of Garh. Rif., Indian Army (deceased), substitute gallant and distinguished services in the field: — 5109 Havildar Venkat Chawan, I.O.M., 5 Infantry. Mahratta L.I., Indian Army (deceased). Bedfs. &> Herts. R. 5956694 Pte. F. M. Rhodes (killed in action). The London Gazette of 3oth December, 1941 (No. 35396). Royal Army Ordnance Corps. For 2nd Lt. B. A. Gomm, Indian Armoured Corps, 7614395 Pte H. J. Darling. substitute 2nd Lt. B. A. Gomm (145784), R. Signals (att'd Indian Signal Corps). For Jemadar Alam Shah, 2 Punjab R., Indian Army, War Office, ^th October, 1943. substitute Jemadar Alam Khan, 2 Punjab R., The KING has been graciously pleased to approve Indian Army. that "the following be Mentioned in recognition of For Sub.-Asst. Surgeon G. T. Wrafter, Indian Medi- gallant and distinguished services in North Africa: — cal Department, substitute Asst. Surgeon G. T. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Wrafter, Indian Medical Department. Lt. R. J. H. Taylor (210492) (killed in action). For 7886090 Sergt. C. G. Howe, I.A.O.C., substitute 7886090 Sergt. C. G. Howe, R.T.R., R.A.C. (att'd I.A.O.C.). War Office, jth October, 1943. ERRATA. The London Gazette of i5th December, 1942 The London Gazette of 23rd September, 1943 (35821). .(No. 36180). For Lt.-Col. W. J. R. Cunningham (164763), South African Forces, substitute Lt.-Col. W. J. R. The Military Cross. Cuningham (164763), South African Forces. For Lieutenant (acting Captain) George Hugh Stephenson Turnbull (72893), The Gordon High- For 26527 Corpl. J. F. S. Bodley, South African landers (att'd Special Service Troops), substitute Forces, substitute 26527 Corpl. J. S. F. Bodley, Lieutenant (acting Captain) John Hugh Stephenson South African Forces. Turnbull (72893), The Gordon Highlanders (att'd For 53718 Gnr. W. T. Rhumer, South African Forces, Special Service Troops). substitute 53718 Gnr. W. T. Ruhmer, South Mentions-in-Despatches. African Forces. The London Gazette of 25th October, 1940 (No.. 34977)- The London Gazette of 8th July, 1943 For Mr. Rashid Admad, Overseer, Military Engineer (No. 36083). Service, Indian Army, substitute Mr. Rashid For 109028 Sol. Hakindar (Mohamed All Idris, Sudan Ahmed, Overseer, Military Engineer Service, Indian Defence Force, substitute 10928 Sol. Hakimdar Army. Ali Idris, M.'M., D.S.M., Sudan Defence Force. LONDON PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY HIS MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE To be purchased directly from H.M. STATIONERY OFFICE at the following addresses: York House, Kingsway, London, W.C.2; 120 George Street, Edinburgh 2; 39-41 King Street, Manchester 2; i St. Andrew's Crescent Cardiff; 80 Chichester Street, Belfast; or through any bookseller 1943 Price Sixpence net S.O. Code No. 65-36198.
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