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7310 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 7 JULY, 1920.
Newhouse, William Edward, Fireman, Barking
Fire Brigade.
.Fbr conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty on the occasion of a fixe at a munitions
factory.
Nicholls, Ethel Mabel.
For courage and devotion to duty under
veriy trying conditions in- a Filling Factory.
Nicholls, George Henry, 2nd Class Man, London Salvage 'Corps.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty in the rescue of persons from buildings
wrecked by hostile aircraft.
Nightingale, Pioneer W., 196020.
For conspicuous courage in connection
with very dangerous experimental work in a
poisonous atmosphere, often causing great
physical discomfort and ill-health.
Norris, Harold.
For courage and devotion to duty in
carrying, on work for the Australian Comforts Fund in forward areas with, the Army,
in circumstances of difficulty and danger.
Oddy, John Samuel, Turncock, Metropolitan
Water Board.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty in the rescue of persons from buildings
wrecked Tby hostile aircraft.
Offord, (Robert .Samuel, 'Station Officer, Edmonton Fire Brigade.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty on the occasion of a fire at a munitions
factory.
O'Handon, Sergeant F.; 69049.
For conspicuous courage in connection
with very dangerous experimental work in
a poisonous atmosphere, often causing great
physical discomfort and ill-health.
Oliver, James Beattie, Fireman, London Fire
Brigade.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty in the rescue of persons from buildings
wrecked by hostile aircraft.
Oliver, S., Second Officer, Baling Fire
Brigade.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty on the occasion of a fire at a munitions
factory.
Orrell, Pioneer W. W., 288918.
For conspicuous courage in connection
with very dangerous experimental work in a
poisonous atmosphere, often causing great
physical discomfort and ill-health.
Owens, John.
For services rendered to the cause of the
Allies.
Oxley, Horace Finningley.
For courage in- continuing to work in a
poisonous atmosphere although his health
had been affected.
Packer, Acting Regimental Serjeant-Major C.,
183555.
For conspicuous courage in connection
with very dangerous experimental work in a
poisonous atmosphere, often causing great
physical discomfort and ill-health.
Palmer, John Edward, Fireman, Ramsgate
Fire Brigade.
For conspicuous courage .and devotion to
duty on the occasion of an explosion on
board a torpedo boat, and at a fire at an
ammunition store.
Park, Pioneer E., 458291.
For conspicuous courage in connection
with, very dangerous experimental work in a
poisonous atmosphere, often causing great
physical discomfort and ill-health.
Parker, Frederick Ives, Fireman, London Fire
Brigade.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty in the rescue of persons from buildings
wrecked by hostile aircraft.
Paterson, George.
For conspicuous bravery and courage on
the occasion of a fire and explosion at an Explosives Factory in Canada.
Paterson, John William, Fireman, London
Fire Brigade.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty in the rescue of persons from buildings
wrecked by hostile aircraft.
Payne, Abner, Fireman, Romford Fire
Brigade.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty at fires at munitions factories.
Peel, L.
For great courage in performing dangerous duties in a (poisonous atmosphere.
Pemberton, John iCharles, Fireman, Barking
Fire Brigade.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty on the occasion of a fire at a munitions
factory.
Pereival, John <S., Chief Constable, and
(Superintendent Wigan. Fire Brigade.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty on the occasion of a fire at an explosives factory.
Pettit, George, Fireman, Chester Fire
Brigade.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty on the 'Occasion of a fire at a chemical
•works.
Pinkham, Mark Lewis, Fireman, Ramsgate
Fire Brigade.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty on the occasion of a fire at an ammunition store. •
Piper, Pioneer'S, J., 130122.
For conspicuous courage in connection
with, very dangerous experimental work in a
poisonous 'atmosphere, often causing great
physical discomfort and ill-health.
Plewis, Joseph, Chief Officer, Gillingham
Volunteer Fire Brigade.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty at fires caused by hostile aircraft.
Plowman, James, Ex-Inspector, Hull Fire
Brigade.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty on the occasion of a fire on board a
vessel loaded with explosives.
Poole, Thomas 'Leonard.
For .great courage on the occasion of an
explosion at a Munition Works. He drew
the fires and safeguarded the plant at imminent risk from falling debris.
Poole, William ^Robert.
For great courage in continuing to work
in a poisonous atmosphere although repeatedly burned and gassed.
""Powell, 'Arthur J., Fireman, Croydon Fire
Brigade.
For conspicuous courage and devotion to
duty in the rescue of persons from buildings
wrecked by hostile aircraft.
Powell, Emily.*
For courage, high example and devotion
to duty under very trying circumstances at
an explosives factory.