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Men in the News
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MR. T. A. LumsDEN, secretary of the Esso Petroleum Co., Ltd., has completed 30 years' service with the company.
MAJOR F. J. CHAPPLE, chairman of the Bristol Tramways and Carriage Co., Ltd., has returned from his convalescent trip in South Africa,
MR. D... P. S. GRAHAM has been appointed advertising manager of the Ford Motor Co., Ltd. MR. C. N. Hormus has taken up the post of sales promotion manager.
Ma. G. F. PLUMMER, secretarytreasurer of the Canadian Dunlop company, is to act as personal assistant to MR. A. HEALEY, •a director of the Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., while on a prolonged visit to England.
MR. J. H. OUSBEY, 21, Church Street, Warwick, is offering an independent advisory service on cellulosing and paint-finishing. A feature is sprayshop planning to comply with the cellulosing regulations.
Ma. A. E. BREWER has been elected chairman of the bus and coach section of the South Wales Area of the Passenger Vehicle Operators' Association. MR. J. J. NEWBURY, M.B.E., is vicechairman. Ma. H. J. COLBURN Nas become chairman of the P.V.O.A. National Taxi-car Association in South Wales, with MR. C. H. PHILLIPS as
vice-chairman. '
MR. II. C. MALLErr is to relinquish the managing directorships of Vulcan Motors, Ltd., and Tilling-Stevens, Ltd., positions he has held for 14 years. The companies are being reorganized by the Rootes group. Mr. Mallett does not intend to leave the industry entirely. He started in it in 1919, as production manager of the General Vehicle Co., Birmingham, and has' been engaged in
ever since. He was a vice-president of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders for two consecutive years.