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. M. J. ("Mick ") Ronayne has been nted group director of engineering ic Simms Motor and Electronics )ration Ltd. Mr. Ronayne left the Motor Co. Ltd., where he had been engineer, at the end of July after ars' service.
• Harry Elliott, general service manof A.E.C. Ltd., has retired after than 51 years' association with the any. He started with the London ral Omnibus Co. in May, 1912.
September 9, Mr. A. J. Collins will ne Metropolitan sub-area secretary
c R.H.A. Metropolitan and South rn area office; he replaces Mr. R. F. !. Mr. G. D. Horton is leaving the office, where he dealt mainly with ing matters, to join S. A. Blackmore trading as Eldred Transport, to set food clearing house at Spitalfields et, working with the transport ger. His place will be taken by r. K. PenneHs, who comes from the id B-licensing section of the Metron traffic area, Ministry of Transport. Mr. D. C. Barham has been appointed sales manager of the Duramin Engineering Co. Ltd., of Ruislip, Middlesex. He has been on te safes staff of the company for some six years.
The Minister of Transport has now made effective the announced intention to appoint Mr. E. C. Ottaway to be a full-time member of the London Transport Board. The appointment dates from September I.
Mr. Frederick Clem has been appointed managing director of Chrysler-Cummins Ltd., the new jointly owned company which is to manufacture diesel engines in Darlington. He will continue to serve on the boards of Chrysler Motors Ltd. and Dodge Bros. (Britain) Ltd. Chairman of the new company is Mr. Reece Hatchitt, senior vice-president, international operations, Cummins Engine Co. Inc. Also on the board are Mr. C. R. Ball, Cummins' executive vice-president, marketing. Mr. K. L Kingsley, Chrysler International's executive director, eastern hemisphere, Mr. F. J. Willard, managing director of Chrysler Motors Ltd. and Dodge Bros. (Britain) Ltd., and Mr. S. Hartshorne. Mr. Hartshorne, who is technical director of the new company, has been Cummins' commercial and technical manager at the Shotts, Lanarkshire, factory.