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EVIDENCE, ANECDOTES, AND RELATED FINDINGS ON: The 26 July 1945 Aerial Collision Between Two R.A.F. Liberators, EW225 and EW247, and the Burials of the Fourteen Airmen Who Died (photo courtesy of Clark Day) Researched/Compiled by Matt Poole, with special thanks to Patricia Lanegan, Yvonne Colebatch, George Geeson, and Ron Bramley Matthew J. Poole 12307 Middle Road Wheaton, MD 20906 USA Tel: 301-933-1727 E-mail: [email protected] VERSION 6, 27 November 2008 Matthew J. Poole 12307 Middle Road Wheaton, MD 20906 USA Tel: 301-933-1727 E-mail: [email protected] VERSION 6, 27 November 2008 EVIDENCE, ANECDOTES, AND RELATED FINDINGS ON: The 26 July 1945 Aerial Collision Between Two R.A.F. Liberators, EW225 and EW247, and the Burials of the Fourteen Airmen Who Died Researched/Compiled by Matt Poole, with special thanks to Patricia Lanegan, Yvonne Colebatch, George Geeson, and Ron Bramley Table of Contents PART ONE: INTRODUCTION 1.A. Connecting the past to the present: my links to 26 July 1945 1.B. Historical overview: 26 July 1945 and the graves of the fallen airmen PART TWO: BASIC DETAILS ON THE AIRMEN WHO DIED AND THEIR NEXT-OF-KIN 2.A. The crew of Consolidated B-24 Liberator EW225 2.B. The crew of Consolidated B-24 Liberator EW247 PART THREE: EVIDENCE OF THE COLLISION, FROM OFFICIAL RECORDS, EYEWITNESSES, AND OTHER AIR FORCE PERSONNEL 3.A. Excerpt of 31 October 1985 letter sent to Yvonne Colebatch, daughter of Peter Ettlinger, by the UK Ministry of Defence, Air Historical Branch 3.B. Transcript of the official accident report sent to Yvonne Colebatch, daughter of Peter Ettlinger, by the UK Ministry of Defence, Air Historical Branch, in a letter dated 16 June 1995 3.C. Excerpt of 28 July 1945 letter to Patricia Heynert, widow of S/Ldr Felix Heynert, from G/Capt D. R. Biggs, Officer Commanding, RAF Station Amarda Road at the time of the accident 3.D. Excerpt of 10 September 1945 letter to Patricia Heynert, widow of S/Ldr Felix Heynert, from S/Ldr Stanley G. Bennett, Padre of RAF Station Amarda Road 3.E. Excerpts of logbook and diary entries made by 26 July 1945 Liberator flight participant Ron Bramley, Gunnery Leader’s Course Instructor at Air Fighting Training Unit, Amarda Road 3.F. 1998 printed book recollection of the collision, and of meeting Yvonne Colebatch, daughter of Peter Ettlinger, from 26 July 1945 Liberator flight participant Tom Winup 3.G. 29 September 2000 recollection of the collision from 26 July 1945 Liberator flight participant Tom Winup, in letter to George Smith, ex-South East Asia Command Liberator veteran 1 3.H. Excerpts of 2 November and 12 December 1998 letters to Matt Poole, from F.B. Murray, Electrical Engineering Officer at RAF Station Amarda Road at the time of the collision 3.I. Excerpts of 1998 letters to Matt Poole and Yvonne Colebatch, daughter of Peter Ettlinger, from Robin Brown, student in the Air Fighting Training Unit’s Fighter Leaders’ Course at Amarda Road at the time of the crash 3.J. Excerpt of 1 November 1998 letter to Matt Poole from Kenneth King, ex-RAF, who helped to bury remains of the airmen and to erect memorial crosses at the site 3.K. Excerpt of the 1947 biographical summary of Pilot Officer Raymond Maurice Bullen DFC, held in the archives of the New Zealand Defence Force 3.L. Excerpt of the 159 Squadron’s July 1945 Monthly Report (RAF Form 540) PART FOUR: EVIDENCE OF THE COLLISION, AS ATTRIBUTED TO THE NEXT-OF-KIN OF THE VICTIMS 4.A. Excerpt of 17 January 1946 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Edna Bullen, sister of Ray Bullen 4.B. Excerpt of 20 March 1946 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Margaret Smith, widow of Peter Smith 4.C. Excerpt of 21 November 1945 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Patricia Heynert, widow of Felix Heynert 4.D. Excerpt of 18 November 1945 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Derrick Herbert, brother of Alfred Herbert 4.E. Excerpt of 16 November 1945 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Lilian Ettlinger, widow of Peter Ettlinger 4.F. Excerpt of 11 December 1945 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Clara Herbert, mother of Alfred Herbert PART FIVE: EVIDENCE OF THE SEARCH AND RECOVERY EFFORTS AT THE CRASH SITE, PLUS ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE OF THE MOVE OF REMAINS TO MADRAS WAR CEMETERY 5.A. Excerpts of logbook and diary entries made by 26 July 1945 Liberator flight participant Ron Bramley, Gunnery Leader’s Course Instructor at Air Fighting Training Unit, Amarda Road 5.B. Excerpt of 28 July 1945 letter to Patricia Heynert, widow of S/Ldr Felix Heynert, from G/Capt D. R. Biggs, Officer Commanding, RAF Station Amarda Road at the time of the accident 5.C. Excerpt of 10 September 1945 letter to Patricia Heynert, widow of S/Ldr Felix Heynert, from S/Ldr Stanley G. Bennett, Padre of RAF Station Amarda Road 5.D. Excerpt of 24 September 1945 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from G/Capt D. R. Biggs, Officer Commanding, RAF Station Amarda Road at the time of the accident 5.E. Excerpt of 4 October 1945 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from W/Cdr Paul Louis, successor to G/Capt D. R. Biggs as Officer Commanding, RAF Station Amarda Road 5.F. Excerpt of 31 October 1985 letter sent to Yvonne Colebatch, daughter of Peter Ettlinger, by the UK Ministry of Defence, Air Historical Branch 2 5.G. 29 September 2000 recollection of the collision from 26 July 1945 Liberator flight participant Tom Winup, in letter to George Smith, ex-South East Asia Command Liberator veteran 5.H. Excerpt of 2 November 1998 letter to Matt Poole, from F.B. Murray, Electrical Engineering Officer at RAF Station Amarda Road at the time of the collision 5.I. Excerpt of 22 October 1998 letter to Matt Poole from S/Ldr Edward Hearn DFC, instructor at RAF Station Amarda Road 5.J. Excerpt of 20 March 1946 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Margaret Smith, widow of Peter Smith 5.K. Excerpt of 2 December 1945 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Lilian Ettlinger, widow of Peter Ettlinger 5.L. Excerpt of the 1947 biographical summary of Pilot Officer Raymond Maurice BULLEN DFC, held in the archives of the New Zealand Defence Force 5.M. Excerpt of 17 January 1946 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Edna Bullen, sister of Ray Bullen 5.N. 1998 and 2002 recollections shared with Matt Poole (via letters and phone conversations) by Kenneth King, ex-RAF, who helped to bury remains of the airmen and to erect memorial crosses at the site 5.O. 18 August 1948 letter to Edna Bullen, sister of Ray Bullen, from Air Department, New Zealand; sent in her 14 March 1949 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson PART SIX: EXPANDED DETAILS PERTAINING TO CYRIL GEESON AND HIS FAMILY 6.A. 1998 and 2002 details shared with Matt Poole by George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson 6.B. 24 September 1945 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from G/Capt D. R. Biggs, Officer Commanding, RAF Station Amarda Road at the time of the accident 6.C. 4 October 1945 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from W/Cdr Paul Louis, successor to G/Capt D. R. Biggs as Officer Commanding, RAF Station Amarda Road 6.D. Excerpt of 29 July 1945 letter to Cyril Geeson’s parents, from Cyril’s friend John Rosewall in India 6.E. Excerpt of 27 August 1945 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Cyril’s friend John Rosewall in India 6.F. Excerpt of 26 October 1945 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Cyril’s friend John Rosewall in India 6.G. Excerpt of 8 January 1946 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Cyril’s friend John Rosewall in India 6.H. 8 November 1945 letter to George Geeson Sr, father of Cyril Geeson, from British Air Ministry, London 6.I. 22 January 1946 letter to George Geeson Sr, father of Cyril Geeson, from S/Ldr [unclear]-Lindop, RAF Benevolent Fund 6.J. Excerpts of 27 October and 24 November 1998 letters to Matt Poole from Tom Scott, former crewmate of Cyril Geeson 6.K. Excerpts of various 1944 / 1945 letter from Cyril Geeson to his brother George 3 6.L. An undated (likely 1945) list of 26 July 1945 casualties and next-of-kin names and addresses, sent to the family of Cyril Geeson by an unknown source PART SEVEN: EXPANDED DETAILS PERTAINING TO ARNIE BRIDGMAN AND HIS FAMILY 7.A. 20 November 1945 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Marjorie Bridgman, widow of Arnie Bridgman 7.B. 15 January 1946 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Marjorie Bridgman, widow of Arnie Bridgman 7.C. 1 March 1946 letter to George Geeson, brother of Cyril Geeson, from Marjorie Bridgman, widow of Arnie Bridgman 7.D. 22 June 1998 letter to Matt Poole from Carol Bridgman, whose husband, Lewis Kim Bridgman, is the nephew of Lewis Arnold “Arnie” Bridgman 7.E. A strange premonition of danger, experienced by Bill Kirkness, the best mate of Arnie Bridgman, as told to Matt Poole in 1991 PART EIGHT: EXPANDED DETAILS PERTAINING TO RAY BULLEN AND HIS FAMILY 8.A.
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    Sundram Fasteners Limited REGISTERED & CORPORATE OFFICE 98-A, VII FLOOR DR. RADHAKRISHNAN SALM, * MYLAPORE, CHENNAI 600 004, INDIA TELEPHONE : +91 - 44 - 28478500 FAX : +91 - 44 - 28478508 /28478510 PAN : AAACS8779D CIN L35999TN1962PLC004943 WEBSITE www.sundrom.com July 15, 2019 National Stock Exchange of India Limited By NEAPS Scrip Code - 5UNDRMFA5T Exchange Plaza, 5th Floor, Plot No. C/1, G Block, Bandra-Kurla Complex Bandra (East) Mumbai - 400 051 BSE Limited By Listing Centre Scrip Code - 500403 Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers Dalai Street, Fort Mumbai - 400 001 Dear Sir / Madam, Compliance under Regulation 30 and 34 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 Pursuant to Regulation 30 and 34 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we enclose herewith the Notice to the Shareholders to convene the 56th Annual General Meeting (AGM) to be held on Thursday, August 8, 2019 at 10.00 a.m. at the Music Academy - T T Krishnamachari Auditorium (Main Hall), New No. 168, T T K Road, Royapettah, Chennai - 600 014 and the Annual Report for the year ended March 31, 2019. The Notice of 56th AGM and the Annual Report for the year ended March 31, 2019 are also available on the website of our Company, www.sundram.com. We also wish to inform you that the Company is providing remote e-voting facility to its members for the business to be transacted at the AGM. The details of e-voting period is given below:- Remote E—Voting Period Day / Date / Time Commences on Monday, August 5, 2019 at 9.00 a.m.
  • Vol XVIII MM 06.Pmd

    Vol XVIII MM 06.Pmd

    Registered with the Reg. No. TN/PMG (CCR) /814/06-08 Registrar of Newspapers Licence to post without prepayment for India under R.N.I. 53640/91 Licence No. WPP 506/06-08 Rs. 5 per copy (Annual Subscription: Rs. 100/-) WE CARE FOR MADRAS THAT IS CHENNAI INSIDE • Short ‘N’ Snappy • Gopalkrishna Gandhi’s letter • The eye-pecking snake MADRAS • The narrow road to North • Decline of Manikkodi Vol. XVIII No. 6 MUSINGS July 1-15, 2008 New Assembly complex raises many Modern-Dravidian’s the style logistics ome idea of the design for the new Assembly building com- Splex scheme of the Government of Tamil Nadu has been published. The buildings, it appears, will be modernistic in look but will incorporate some Dravidian elements. issues The original layout had five circular courtyards, with the With“A ‘Sound prices andsoaring, Light’ all show that Iwith- can main Assembly hall in the fourth. It has now been decided to affordout any now sound is to or take light... pictures Brilliant, of the I (By A Special Correspondent) have four courtyards only and the Assembly has been shifted to thingsthought!” I want to buy! the second court. The Assembly Hall earlier had a dome whose he design plans for the new that the impact of placing the design the powers-that-be did not particularly like. This has now Does that include TState Assembly complex Secretariat/Assembly complex been modified to resemble the gopurams of the rathas of have been unveiled, but the in the heart of the most impor- Mahabalipuram.