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The London Gazette of TUESDAY, the Gth of OCTOBER, 1945 Published by /Lufyortty Registered As a Newspaper Iftumb. 37302 4989 SUPPLEMENT TO The London Gazette Of TUESDAY, the gth of OCTOBER, 1945 published by /lufyortty Registered as a newspaper THURSDAY, n OCTOBER, 1945 CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE ORDERS Captain (temporary) William THOMSON (75489), OF KNIGHTHOOD. Royal Army Ordnance Corps (Falkirk). St. James's Palace, S.W.i. Lieutenant (Quarter-Master) Arthur Edwin WATTS Tilth October, 1945. (88138), The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regi- ment (Dartford). The KING has been graciously pleased to give Captain (temporary) Harold Nathaniel WHEATLEY orders for the following, appointments to the Most (143250), Royal Army Service Corps (Birmingham, Excellent Order of the British Empire, in recogni- 24). tion of gallant and distinguished services in the (The ranks shown against the names of the officers field:— are those held by them at the time they were re- To be an Additional Commander of the Military commended). Division of the said Most Excellent Order: — Brigadier (acting) Henry Charles Hamilton EDEN, CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE ORDERS M.C. (4356), late Royal Regiment of Artillery. OF KNIGHTHOOD. To be Additional Officers of the Military Division St. James's Palace, S.W.i. of the said Most Excellent Order: — nth October, 1945. Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Harris HUNTER, T.D. The KING has been graciously pleased to approve (20476), Royal Army Service Corps (Perth). of the award of the British Empire Medal (Military Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Patrick Edward MURRAY Division), in recognition of gallant and distinguished (25468), Royal Corps of Signals (Aberdeen). services in the field, to the undermentioned: — Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Morgan SMAIL, T.D. No. 2003326 Sapper George Edward MORLEY, Corps (25268), Corps of Royal Engineers (Dundee). of Royal Engineers (Little Port, Cambs.). Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Robinson SWINBURN, M.C., No. 2566993 Sergeant William SPINK, Royal Corps of 17th Dogra Regiment, Indian Army. Signals (Southampton). No. 2193611 Sapper Frank Pennell TAYLOR, Corps To be Additional Members of the Military Division of Royal Engineers (Birmingham). of the said Most Excellent Order: — Lieutenant-Colonel (acting) William Edmund Alex- CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE ORDERS OF ander BUCHANAN, T.D. (25884), Royal Army KNIGHTHOOD. Medical Corps (Dundee). Second-Lieutenant Joseph Robert CARRY (74139), Si. James's Palace, S.W.i. Royal Corps of Signals (Aberdeen). iith October, 1945. Captain (Quarter-Master) William Henderson CRAIG The KING has been graciously pleased to give (37492), The Gordon Highlanders. orders for .the following promotions in, and Major (acting) John Dow FINLAYSON (71559), Royal appointments to, the Most Excellent Order of the Army Medical Corps (Perth). British Empire, in recognition .of gallant and distin- Captain Frank FIRTH (88986), The Duke of Welling- guished services hi North-West Europe: — ton's Regiment (West Riding) (Huddersfield). Captain William Alexander GALLIE (96992), General To be Additional Commanders of the Military List (Edinburgh). Division of the said Most Excellent Order: — Lieutenant Ronald Chalmers KELT (27029), Corps of Brigadier (temporary) Robert George Victor Royal Engineers (Tarnworth, Staffs.). FITZ-GEORGE-BALFOUR, O.B.E., M.C. (53288), Major Thomas KIMBER (18592), Corps of Royal Coldstream Guards. Engineers (Wareham). Colonel (temporary) Frederick Arnot BEARN, D.S.O., Major William Lindsay KINNEAR (40995), Royal M.C., M.D. (103677), Royal .Army Medical Corps. Army Medical Corps (Dundee). Brigadier (temporary) Dominick Andrew Sidney Lieutenant-Colonel (temporary) John Chiene MACKAY, BROWNE, O.B.E. (28051), The Royal Scots M.C., T.D. (20413), Royal Army Medical Corps Fusiliers. (Berwick-on-Tweed). Brigadier (local) Ernest BULMER, O.B.E., M.D., Major (acting) Douglas MACKESSACK (45011), The M.R.C.P. (88685), Royal Army Medical Corps. Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire Buffs, The Duke Brigadier (temporary) Richard Michael Power of Albany's) (Elgin). CARVER, D.S.O., M.C. (164649), Royal Armoured Captain Eric McDonald MUNRO (40968), Corps oi • Corps. Royal Engineers (Aberdeen). Brigadier (temporary) Reginald Pepys de WINTON Major (temporary) Kennedy STEWART (69640), (27909), 3rd Carabiniers (Prince of Wales's Royal Army Service Corps (Edinburgh). Dragoon Guards), Royal Armoured Corps. Major (temporary) David Kinnear THOMSON (58336), Brigadier (temporary) Hubert ESSAME, D.S.O., M.C. Royal Army Service Corps (Perth). (5114), The Northamptonshire Regiment..
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