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MR. ALAN HESS has resigned f his position as public relations of of the Austin Motor Co., Ltd.
ALD. J. PERCY BENNETTS has I appointed a member of the Lor Transport Users' Consultative C mittee.
MR. H. ALLEN has rejoined the ; staff of Carrirnore Six Wheelers, and i representing their interest: Lancashire and Cheshire.
CAPTAIN SIR IAN BOLTON has I re-appointed a part-time member of British Transport Commission fo forther three years from October 1.
MR. C. J. MEESON and MR MEESON have resigned their dire( ships of Valliant Direct Coaches, 1 and Wright's Hanwell Coaches, I MR. WILLIAM FODEN, gover director of Fodens, Ltd., celebrates 85th birthday next Wednesday. continues to play an active part in affairs of his company.
MR. H. WILKINSON, a director of Shell Transport and Trading Co., 1 has been appointed to the board of Anglo-Saxon and Shell Petroleum C panics of the Royal Dutch-Shell gr.
MR. P. D. SLEEMAN and MR. D SLEEMAN have resigned their dire( ships of the Arlington Motor Ma. J. E. BARRELL has been appoi manager of the company's Vaux Bridge Road depot.
MR. G. E. TAYLOR, A.M.LMECI has been appointed technical man of Small and Parkes, Ltd., Manche In addition to technical sales man ment, Mr Taylor will be respon: for research and development.
THE DUKE OF RICHMOND GORDON, who is a representative local authorities, has been appoint' member of the Transport Users' sultative Committee for the so eastern area. He succeeds I GRANVILLE WALTON who has resign MR. B. G. J. CIARKE has appointed to succeed Ma. A. HAMILTON BROWN as representativ, the Society of Motor Manufaett and Traders in New Zealand and Far East. He is due in Wellingto November. Mr. Brown has resigne become managing director of Standard Motor Co. in New Zealan BRITISH VEHICLES IN PAR
AUSTIN, Bedford, Commer Karrier will be the only Br makes of commercial vehicle to exhibited at the Paris Show 1 October 1 toll.
The Show will be reported in Commercial Motor on October 9.