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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 14 FEBRUARY, 1939 1067 Factory Department, Home Office, Lieutenant Anthony James Morris, 2Nd THE LONDON GAZETTE, 14 FEBRUARY, 1939 1067 Factory Department, Home Office, Lieutenant Anthony James Morris, 2nd . loth February, 1939. Battalion, The Royal Irish Fusiliers (Princess . The Chief Inspector of Factories has Victoria's). appointed Dr. E. R. Lovell to-be Examining Lieutenant Robert George Victor Fitz-George- ,Surgeon under the Factories Act, 1937, for the B'alfour, 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards. Knutsford District of .the County of Chester. Lieutenant . Michael Richard Read, 2nd Battalion, The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment. Factory' Department,- Home Office, xoth February, 1939. The Military Medal. ' The Chief Inspector oi Factories gives notice No. 7578244 Sergeant Lepnardi Thomas Ferris, that in consequence of the resignation of Royal Army Ordnance Corps. T)r. E. R. Smith-Owen an appointment as No. 0553 Sergeant Taumeh Yusef, Trans- Examining Surgeon under the Factories Act, Jordan Frontier Force. 1937, for the District of Uxbridge, in the No. 4536873 Corporal Harry Traher, 2nd County of Middlesex, is vacant. Latest date Battalion, The West Yorkshire Regiment for receipt of applications, 28th February, (The Prince of Wales's Own). 1939. ' ' No. 2653740 Lance-Corporal Clarence Peacock, t ist Battalion, The Green Howards (Alexandra, Princess of Wales's Own York- ' Factory'Department, Home Office, shire* Regiment). - -loth February, 1939. No. 859326 Guardsman Walter Charlesworth, .t'The'Chief'Inspector of Factories gives notice 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards. that in consequence of the death of Dr. W. E. No.. 6979148 Fusilier Peter Coleman, 2nd Houlbrook an appointment as Examining Battalion, The Royal Irish Fusiliers (Princess Surgeon under the Factories Act, 1937, for the Victoria's). District of Hathersage, in the- County of Derby, No. 6398995 Guardsman Francis Leslie Karley, is vacant. Latest date for receipt of applica- 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards. tions, 28th February, 1939. No. T/2571712 Driver Victor Samuel Molin, Royal Army Service Corps. No. 7262502 Private Thomas Price-Adams, .' ' Factory Department, Home Office, Royal Army Medical Corps. nth February, 1939. No. 6343408 Private Frederick Charles The Chief Inspector of Factories gives notice Richards, 2nd Battalion, The Queen's Own that in consequence of the resignation of Royal West Kent Regiment. Dr. H. A. C. Davidson an appointment as No. 520320 Aircraftman ist Class John Samuel Examining Surgeon under the Factories Act, Haig Coleby, Royal Air Force. 1937, for the District of Coupar Angus, in the County of Perth, is vacant. Latest date for receipt of applications, 28th February, 1939. REGULAR ARMY. Factory Department, Home Office, i^th February, 1939. Col. M. Everett, D.S.O., retires on an The Chief Inspector of Factories gives notice Indian Pension. 23rd Jan. 1939. that in consequence of the resignation of Col. H. St. G. Schomberg, D.S.O., retires Dr. G. Okell an appointment as Examining on ret. pay, and is granted the hon. rank Surgeon under the Factories Act, 1937, for the of Brig. I5th Feb. 1939. District of Winsford, in the County of Chester, Col. C. A. G. O. Murray, D.S.O., retires is vacant. Latest date for receipt of applica- on ret. pay. I5th Feb. 1939. tions, 28th February, 1939. Col. W. A. F. L. Fox-Pitt, M.V.O., M.C., to be granted the temp, rank of Brig, whilst employed as Comdr., Off. Prod. Group, T.A. 15* Feb. 1939. Downing Street, gth February, 1939. COMMANDS AND STAFF. The KING has been pleased to give direc- The undermentioned relinquish their tions for the appointment of Harold George appts.: — Maj. (local Lt.-Col.) D. K. Paris, M.C., Christie, Esq., to be an Unofficial Member of 1 the Executive Council of the Bahama Islands. R.A., as Mil. Attache (G.S.O. 2nd Grade), Brussels, and the local rank of Lt.-Col. I3th Feb. 1939. Maj. G. B. Vaughan-Hughes, M.C., R.A., War Office, as Staff Capt., Aldershot Comd. I5th Feb. February, 1939. 1939. Capt. N. A. D. Steer, R.A., as temp. Bde. The KING. 'has been graciously pleased to Maj.', Malaya Anti-Aircraft Bde. nth Jan. approve of the undermentioned awards for 1939- gallant and distinguished services in Maj.-Gen. A. E. Grasett, D.S.O., M.C., Palestine : — relinquishes, his spec. appt. 4th Nov. 1938. The Military Cross. (Substituted for the notfn. in the London Captain Alan Francis .Heber Keatinge, M.B., Gazette of ist Nov. 1938.) Royal Army Medical Corps. Capt. C. G. S. McAlester, K.O.S.B., relin- Captain John Henry' 'Willis, I2th Royal quishes his spec. appt. (temp.). i8th Dec. Lancers (Prince of Wales' s),' attached -Trans- 1938. .. (Substituted for the. notfn. in the Jordan Frontier Force. .- London Gazette of I7th Jan. 1939.).
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