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27th June 1947, Page 34
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MR, H. WATSON and MR. J. K. MACPHERSON have joined the board of West Riding Automobile Co., Ltd.

MR. W. E. YATES has been appointed to the board of Crosville Motor Services, Ltd., in place of MR. J. H. SHEARMAN, who has retired.

MR. NORMAN RILES, A.M.I.Mech.E., A.R.Ae.S., has been appointed publicity and advertising manager of C.A.V., Ltd. MR. C. E. PARNALL, who has been carrying on C.A.V. publicity work, now takes charge of the technical publications department.

MR. C. F. LAWRENCE KING has been re-elected chairman of the Yorkshire Region of the Institute of the Motor Industry. MR. J. D. STARK has Succeeded MR. HERBERT GLEDHILL as vice-chairman of the Yorkshire Region and has become chairman of the York Centre. MR. J. A. WELCH is deputy chairman of the York, Centre. MR. P. POWELL is the new chairman of the Hull Centre, with MR. K. TARRAN as deputy chairman. MR. AL1CK S. DICK has joined the board of the Standard Motor Co., Ltd., as assistant managing director.

MR. G. H. BRACE has rejoined Wilcot (Parent) Co., Ltd., from the Forces and will represent the company in Northern Ireland and Eire.

MR. S. I. PATMoRt,

A.M.I.E.E., A.R.Ae.S., has been appointed managing director of Vanguard Engineering Co., Ltd., Hanwell, London, W.7. On July 1, Messrs. S. J. Patmore and Partners will take over management of the company.

MR. FRANK F. FOWLER has been appointed chairman of the tipping vehicles group of the Road Haulage Association; MR. H. E. BROWN and MR. D. DERHAM are vice-chairmen. Representatives on the R.H.A. national council are MR. J. H. FiSHER and MR. D. CARMICHAEL.

MR. F. A. PLUMMIER, Chief Certifying Officer for motor vehicles in Jamaica, has arrived in this country to study road transport. This week he called to see us and showed a keen interest in operating conditions in this country. He pointed out that in Jamaica every type of motor vehicle has to be examined and certified before the owner is pennitted to take out a licence, but the total number of vehicles there is only about 6,000. He is a guest of the British Government.


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