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Men in the News
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MR. STELMEN HUDSON has been appointed sales representative of the AC-Sphinx Spark Plug Co., Ltd., for the Yorkshire area.
MR. S. L. PILLAR has been confirmed in the appointment of rolling-stock engineer of Southport Corporation transport department MR. ALAN HESS, public relations officer of the Austin Motor Co., Ltd., has been eleeted vice-president of the Institute of Public Relations.
MR. Jontst R. CONDIE, installation.. engineer for F. Perkins, Ltd., is making a technical examination of Perkins oil engines in use in India, where he is accompanied by MR. R. E. HANCOCK, Indian sales engineer.
MR. S. B. MINERS has been appointed representative of Pirelli, Ltd., in Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland, under the contrtil of the Birmingham office. He was previously junior representative in the Birmingham district.
Ma. J. C. awes, OR.E., until recently sales manager for private cars of University Motors, Ltd., at Piccadilly, London, has now been appointed director of the .comparty and of its subsidiaries, University Marine, UniVerSitY Electries and University Coachworks.
MR. N. L.. HACELL, One. of the service engineers of Tilling-Stevens, Ltd., has left for a four-month tour of over• seas distributors and users of Tilling-. Stevens and Vulcan vehicles in the Middle and Far East. General techMeal discussions on service matters will be held, and Mr. Hagen plans to Visit Malta, Greece, Pakistan, Malaya, China and Australia,
MR.1-110RACE SHANKLAND, [CCM director of national sales of the Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., has retired after com pleting 52 years service. Mr. Shanklarid became general sales manager at FOrt
Dunkin in 1928, and was later appointed sales director. . He was president of the .Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders .iti 1941., is a member of the council of the Institute of Transport and a Fellow of the Institute of the -Motor Industry. The national sales division of the con7 cern now comes under the control of MR. R. C. H1AM, general sales manager at Fort Dunlop, COMMANDER W. A: MnFr4s. R.N. (Retd.), becomes ch ief of. the national division, with the title sales manager— national sales. He has been with the company since 1926 and has held many important posts,
B26 MR. H. W. CRADDOCK, of the Champion Sparking Plug Co., Ltd., has been elected president of the Incorporated Advertising Managers' Association.
MR. S. SHAW, formerly general stores manager with the I-foldsworth arid Hanson group of companies, has been appointed stores officer for the North Eastern Division of the Road Haulage. Executive.
MR. J. B. OSLER. 0,13.E., has become chairman of C. A. Peto, Ltd., the board of which has recently become reconstructed. The other directors are MR. C. A. PEro, MR. R. G. WINTER and
F. E. BECKHAM.
• MR, ALAN 0. TOOKEY, director and general manager of the Austin Motor E.xport Corporation, Ltd., has left for an eight-Week tour of the company's main distributive centres in South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Tanganyika, Kenya, Uganda, Sudan and Egypt..
MR. GILBERT WAY has been appointed chief planner for thefl Fort Dunlop. factories, in successicin to Ma, A. T. :ROBERSON, who has become works director of Dunlop South AfriCa, Ltd. Mr. Way is succeeded in his former capacity as planning manager at Fort
Dunlop by MR. W. J. BARTON. "