On Monday the Prince of Wales laid the foundation stone of the Royal Empire Society's new premises in Northumberland Avenue, London. 'The Society has now sixty-seven 'Years of service to lis credit and His Royal Highness' consent to perform the ceremony which marks another stage in its history has been greatly appreciated. The new Secretary of the Society, Mr. R. E. H. Bally, took over his duties from Mr. Edward Salmon on May 1. Mr. Bally was ing-sing-eht-chow-kan Hk J B38 AI)
Conwese $18 Pen ANNUM, $0.40 FOR COPY formerly in the Soudan Politital Service and was Governor of Kassala from 1926 to 1982, In his younger days he was a fine cricketer and represented Cambridge against Oxford and earlier captained the Harrow eleven. With his 23 years experience in the Soudan Mr. Bally has Indeed a working knowledge of Empire prob-toms and the important duties now entrusted to him should find in him a sympathetic and forceful executant,
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