Mr. Gresham Cooke to be I.R.T.E. President
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THE next president of the Institute of Road Transport Engineers, to succeed Sir William Black in October, will be Mr. Roger Gresham Cooke, well known as a -road transport spokesman in the House of Commons. A past director of the S.M.M.T. and secretary of the B.R.F., Mr. Gresham Cooke is at present a director of Rootes, Ltd., and vicechairman of the Conservative Parliamentary Transport Committee.
The vice-president for 1962-61 will be Mr. E. B. Elsbury, deputy transport manager of North Thames Gas Board: he is now completing his third year as chairman of the I.R.T.E. council. Other appointments are: Mr. J. H. Vincent as advisory officer: Mr. A. Enticknap as treasurer, and Mr. G. Curtis as secretary.
To mark his distinguished term as
azt president, Sir. William Black has had honorary membership conferred upon him by the Institute's council.