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Men in the News
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MR. ROY WATSON, advertising manager of the Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Co. (Great Britain), Ltd., has left for a two-month visit to the U.S.A.
R. R. E. GOULDEN is the new Firestone sales representative in North Wales. MR. K. B. REEVF-S is Firestono representative in North Staffs.
MR. SYDNEY Guy, chairman and managing director of Guy Motors, Ltd.. is recovering from pneumonia, but is not likely to return to duty for two
months. .
MR. D. C. ENFILEY, advertising manager of High Duty Alloys, Ltd., is shortly to take up a similar position with H. W. Carter and Co.. Ltd., Coleford, Glos.
MR. V. N. LIMAYE. Bombay State Transport engineer, has arrived in Britain to study passenger transport and coachbuilding. His headquarters are at Metal Sections, Ltd., Oldbury.
MR. F. W. BERRY has been appointed south-western sales manager of Transport Vehicles (Daimler), Ltd. He has in the past been connected with the Guy, Laycock and Brockhouse organizations.
MR. L. E. HANLEY, director of Dcsmo. Ltd., and MR. L. TRIGG, sales manager, will attend the Canadian International Trade Fair in Toronto from May 29 to June 9. They will afterwards visit the U.S.A.
MR. H. BusBintp has been appointed chairman of the Birmingham and district branch of the Industrial Transport ASSOdailOR. MR. J. N. Nowa. is vicechairman and MR. a L. EADES is secretary.
MR. H. H. HILL. transport manager of E. K. Cole, Ltd., was presented with a special medal, struck by the Vatican to commemorate the liberation of Rome, when he visited the Holy See recently.
MR. L. W. Tnomas has been elected chairman 'of the South Wales Area of the Traders' Road Transport Association. The vice-chairman is MR. R. F. PAGE. Mr. Page and Mr. Thomas were both appointed to represent the area on the T.R.T.A. national council..
. Ma, 'C. E. DOIJIHWAITE has been elected chairman of the Yorkshire section of the-Institute of Transport. He suceeeds E RICHARDSON. -Ma. R. BARR, MR. R. E. CLOUGH and-Ma. J. B., GILL have been re-elected vice-chairmen. • MR. C. R. H. WREATHALL and MR: H. MANN continue as honorary treasurer and honorary secretary respec-.
• • • Ma. D. F. W. .McNata,. service manager of F. Perkins, Ltd., has returned from Indiawith a contract to supply that country with£1,000.000 B20
worth of Perkins oil engines during the next two years. MR. R. E. HANCOCK, Far Eastern representative, has also returned—for the first time in three years. When he arrived in India in 1947 there were six .post-war Perkins engines there. There are now 4,500.
WAGE DISPUTE UNSETTLED
THE bodybuilders' United Kingdom Joint Wages Board, and the trade unions concerned.; have again failed to leach agreement on the consolidation of the basic wage rate and war bonus. The National Arbitration Tribunal recently referred this question back to them for settlement. It will, therefore, again go to the Tribunal