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MR. PERCY G. CLADISH has been appointed sales manager of Brockhouse Engineering (Southport), Ltd.
MR. D. J. HOPI.EY has been appointed managing director of Oldham and Son (India), Ltd., succeeding MR. E. OLDHAM, who is returning to England.
MR. 1. B. MOORE has been appointed chief traffic assistant to Chesterfield Transport Department. He was formerly traffic assistant with Sheffield Transport Department, of which his father, MR. R. C. MOORE, is general manager.
MR. W. F. Humr, A.M.I.114.1., transport manager of the Young Accumulator Co., Ltd., a position he has held for 22 years will, on January I, become service manager of Adams and Adams, Ltd., and its subsidiary concerns at New Malden, Surrey.
MR A. E. LONG, a staff photographer of Temple Press Ltd., has been awarded the first prize in the Industrial and Technical Category of the British Press Pictures of the Year Competition, sponsored by the Encyclopxdia Britannica. There were 232 British Press photographers competing, of whom 84 were in this category.
A26 MR. W. A. GREGSON, general manager, has been appointed a director of the Chester Engineering Co., Ltd.
MR. A. C. COOPER, United Kingdom division manager of I.T.D., Ltd., is to become acting sales manager in charge of both home and overseas business. MR. R. T. HARTMANN, r1/44.A., is no longer connected with the concern.
MISS MARY NUNAN, who retires today from the secretarial staff of this journal, has served in turn under each of its three Editors. She joined the journal in 1916, and until becoming, a bombiog casualty in 1944, had never at any time lost more than a single working day. We much regret to lose an assistant whose untiring devotion to duty has always been appreciated.
MR. ARTHUR J. SALMON, the founder, was recently re-elected chairman of the Fellowship of the Motor Industry, an office which he has held since the formation of the F.M.I. in 1936. As Ma. G. WILLIAMS had expressed his desire to relinquish the position of honorary secretary, MR. A. S. HARDINGES, , honorary treasurer since 1947, was elected honorary secretary and treasurer. Mr. Williams was co-opted to the committee.