Unreferenced date February 2008 align right Image Warded locked.png frame right The key enters the lock through a keyhole. Image Warded with key.png frame right When the key is fully inserted, a cavity in the tip of the key fits over a cylindrical post inside the lock. This provides a pivot point about which the key can rotate. Image Warded unlocked.png frame right The notches in the key align with the obstructions, or wards , allowing it to rotate freely. In rotating, the key may then activate a lever or sliding bolt to open the lock. A warded lock also called a ward lock is a type of Lock device lock that uses a set of obstructions, or wards , to prevent the lock from opening unless the correct key is inserted. The correct key has notches or slots corresponding to the obstructions in the lock, allowing it to rotate freely inside the lock. Large warded locks are still in use today in the UK and Ireland for internal and external doors. Warded locks in America are commonly used in inexpensive padlock s, cabinet locks, and other low security applications, since a well designed skeleton key can successfully open a wide variety of warded locks. History The warded lock is one of the most ancient lock designs still in modern use. It is thought to have been developed in China . They spread but when they reached Europe during the Middle Ages they were used prolifically on monasteries where, because money and time were not issues, their complexity grew, but all had the same inherent problem by removing most parts of the key the wards could be bypassed. Design In the most basic warded lock, a set of obstructions, often consisting of concentric plates protruding outwards, blocks the rotation of a key not designed for that lock. Warded locks may have one simple ward, or many intricate wards with bends and complex protrusions the principle remains the same. Unless the notches or slots ... this is not commonly recognized when discussing warded locks, it is more applicable to current locksmithing ... more details
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Ancient Egyptian art depicting Apep being warded off by a deity. I have seen this on multiple pages, including nowiki http www.touregypt.net featurestories apep.htm http www.touregypt.net featurestories apep.htm nowiki and http www.thekeep.org kunoichi kunoichi themestream apep.html http www.thekeep.org kunoichi kunoichi themestream apep.html , and I got it from the former page and modified it slightly. This is a photographic reproduction of an ancient piece of artwork. PD old 100 ar Image Apep 1.jpg ... more details
wiktionary skeleton key A skeleton key is a key that has been filed in such a way as to bypass the security measures placed inside a warded lock. Skeleton Key may also refer to Skeleton Key novel Skeleton Key novel , a novel by Anthony Horowitz Skeleton Key band , a rock band Skeleton Key comics Skeleton Key comics , a comic book by Andi Watson The Skeleton Key , a 2005 film Skeleton Key A Dictionary for Deadheads , a book by David Shenk and Steve Silberman See also A Skeleton Key to Finnegans Wake , a work of literary criticism by Joseph Campbell and Henry Morton Robinson disambig ... more details
is for pushing the levers to their correct heights while the warded section of the key just has to pass ... heights the same but each door will have different wards. A skeleton key has the warded section of the key ... more details
for keyways used on shafts Keyway engineering Image Wardedlock.jpg thumb A traditional keyway for a warded lock . A keyway or keyhole is the shaped channel in a lock Cylinder lock cylinder into which the key slides to gain access to the lock tumblers. ref http www.locksoft.com glosk.htm ref Lock keyway shapes vary widely with lock manufacturer, and many manufacturers have a number of unique profiles requiring a specifically milled key blank to engage the lock s Pin tumbler lock tumblers . Background Most people refer to lock keyways as keyholes , a linguistic carryover from the days when locks utilized bit keys that actually entered the lock through a hole in the door. ref http www.locksoft.com glosk.htm ref See also Key lock Key relevance Notes reflist Category Locksmithing tool stub cs Kl ov d rka de Schl sselloch lb Schl ssellach ... more details
Unreferenced date May 2007 Rustomji Dorabji Patel was a Parsi people Parsi community leader who helped the British India British forces fight off an invasion of the Mumbai islands by Siddi forces. In gratitude, the British accorded him the title of Patel . The Parsis, originally from Iran, migrated to India about 900 years ago. This they did to save their religion, Zoroastrianism, from invading Arabs who proselytized Islam. However, in 1689 90, when a severe plague had struck down most of the Europeans, the Siddi Chief of Janjira made several attempts to re possess the islands by force, but the son of the former, a trader named Rustomji Dorabji Patel 1667 1763 , successfully warded off the attacks on behalf of the British with the help of the Kolis , the original fisher folk inhabitants of these islands. The remnants of the Koli settlements can still be seen at Backbay reclamation, Mahim, Bandra, Khar, Bassien and Madh island. DEFAULTSORT Patel, Rustomji Dorabji Category Parsi people Category People of British India Category History of Mumbai India bio stub ... more details
Infobox Military Person name Alfred Smith image File Abu Klea .jpg 250px caption Depiction of the battle of Abu Klea born birth date 1861 died death date 6 January 1932 aged 70 placeofbirth London placeofdeath Plumstead placeofburial Wych Hill Cemetery, Plumstead nickname allegiance UK branch army United Kingdom serviceyears rank Gunner unit Royal Regiment of Artillery commands battles Mahdist War awards Victoria Cross relations laterwork Alfred Smith Victoria Cross VC 1861 &ndash 6 January 1932 was an England English recipient of the Victoria Cross , the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to United Kingdom British and Commonwealth of Nations Commonwealth forces. Smith was about 24 years old, and a gunner in the Royal Regiment of Artillery , British Army during the Mahdist War when the following deed took place for which he was awarded the VC. On 17 January 1885 at the Battle of Abu Klea , Sudan , Gunner Smith saved a lieutenant who was being attacked by a native. The officer was superintending his gun at the time and had no weapon in his hand, but Gunner Smith, wielding the hand spike of his gun, warded off the thrust of the spear, giving the lieutenant time to draw his sword and bring the assailant to his knees. The latter, however, made a wild thrust at the officer with a long knife, which Gunner Smith again warded off, but not before the lieutenant was wounded. Gunner Smith then managed to kill the native before he could attack again. In 1895 while working at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich Smith was involved in an accident when his forearm was crushed by machinery. His Victoria Cross is displayed at the Royal Artillery Museum , Woolwich , England. Gunner Smith s unit, 1 Battery, Southern Division, Royal Artillery, was later re numbered 176 Abu Klea Battery Royal Artillery 176 Battery and still exists today. In 1955 it was awarded the honour title Abu Klea in recognition of Gunner Smith s VC. References re ... more details
Wiktionarypar pick TOCright Pick may refer to Tools and weapons Horseman s pick , a weapon used by cavalry units during the Middle Ages in Europe Icepick Pickaxe , a tool used for manual labour Lock pick , a tool used for lock picking Lock picking , the art of unlocking a lock without its intended key Toothpick , a piece of wood or other substance to remove food from the teeth after a meal Warded pick , a device for opening warded locks Medical Niemann Pick disease , an inherited condition Pick s Disease , a dementing illness Mathematics and computers Pick s theorem in geometry Pick operating system , a computer operating system built around a multidimensional, variable data length database, often called the Pick system or simply Pick Pick matrix , a specific type of matrix mathematics Schwarz Ahlfors Pick theorem , a mathematics theorem Entertainment 52 Pick up , a thriller action film starring Ann Margret and Roy Scheider Pick A Box , a radio program U Pick Live , a 2002 2005 Nickelodeon show Music Plectrum , a device for picking or strumming a stringed instrument Guitar pick , a plectrum for a guitar Fingerpicking , a technique for playing the guitar using the fingertips and or fingernails Sweep picking , a guitar technique that involves playing one note per string Places Pick City, North Dakota Pick Mere , a lake in Cheshire, England People Albert Pick , German numismatist Georg Alexander Pick , Austrian mathematician Lewis A. Pick , United States Army Chief of Engineers Ludwig Pick , see Niemann Pick disease Lupu Pick , German actor Thomas Pickering Pick , surgeon and author Sherwood Picking , United States Navy submarine commander Tzvika Pick , Israeli popular music composer Gaming and sports 52 Pickup , a practical joke disguised as a card game Interception American football Pick and roll , an offensive play in basketball Screen sports Miscellaneous Call pick up , a system used in office telephony Cherry picking fallacy Cherry picking , literally meaning harv ... more details
wiktionary ward Ward may refer to TOC right Designated areas or social units Ward fortification , part of a castle Ward country subdivision , electoral district or unit of local government Wards of Japan Wards of the United Kingdom Wards of the United States Ward LDS Church , local congregation Places Ward, New Zealand United States Ward, Arkansas Ward, California Ward, Colorado Wards of New Orleans Ward Reservation , Massachusetts Ward Township, Todd County, Minnesota Ward, New York Ward Township, Hocking County, Ohio Ward Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania Names Ward, short form of the given name Howard Ward surname Businesses Montgomery Ward , an online retailer and former department store chain Ward Body Works , a school bus manufacturer, now IC Bus Ward s , a publisher of Ward s AutoWorld and Ward s Dealer Business Otherwise A Watchman law enforcement Watchman as in Watch and Ward Ward law , someone placed under the protection of a legal guardian USS Aaron Ward USS Aaron Ward , a series of U.S. Navy destroyers Warring Adolescents Revenge Division WARD , organization in The Hardy Boys graphic novels Ward band , electronica duo Ward fencing , defensive position in the sport of fencing See also The Ward disambiguation Warded lock disambig geo cs Ward de Ward fr Ward it Ward nl Ward ja pl Ward pt Ward ru sk Ward vo Ward ... more details
Unreferenced date August 2008 Kushtaka are myth ical creatures found in the stories of the Tlingit people Tlingit and Tsimshian Indians of Southeastern Alaska . Loosely translated, kushtaka means, land otter man . They are similar to the Nat ina of the Dan aina Indians of South Central Alaska, and the Urayuli of the Eskimos in Northern Alaska. Physically, kushtaka are Shapeshifting shape shifter s capable of assuming either human form or the form of an otter . In some accounts, a kushtaka is able to assume the form of any species of otter in others, only one. Accounts of their behaviour seem to conflict with one another. In some stories, kushtaka are cruel creatures who take delight in tricking poor Tlingit sailors to their deaths. In others, they are friendly and helpful, frequently saving the lost from death by freezing. In many stories, the kushtaka save the lost individual by distracting them with curiously otter like illusion s of their family and friends as they transform their subject into a fellow kushtaka, thus allowing him to survive in the cold. Naturally, this is counted a mixed blessing. However, kushtaka legends are not always pleasant. In some legends it is said the kushtaka will imitate the cries of a baby or the screams of a woman to lure victims to the river . Once there, the kushtaka either kills the person and tears them to shreds or will turn them into another kushtaka. Legends have it kushtaka can be warded off through copper, urine, and in some stories fire. Since the kushtaka mainly preys on small children, it has been thought by some that it was used by Tlingit mothers to keep their children from wandering close to the ocean by themselves. Kushtaka in modern literature Kushtaka s appear in Pamela Rae Huteson s Legends in Wood, Stories of the Totems in the legend War with the Land Otter Men , as well as Pamela Rae Huteson s Transformation Masks with the Kushtaka Den and Garth Stein s Raven Stole the Moon . Harry D. Colp describes a miner s en ... more details
In universe subject a Wikipedia WikiProject Forgotten Realms Dungeons & Dragons role playing game described object an element of a role playing game category date October 2009 Unreferenced date February 2008 Context date October 2009 In the Forgotten Realms setting in the continent of Faer n , a mythal is a powerful Epic Level Handbook epic level magical effect. Description A mythal is created by a circle of Elf Dungeons & Dragons elven High Mages to protect and ward a large area with numerous powerful enchantments. A typical mythal prevents certain Magic Dungeons & Dragons Schools of magic schools of magic from being employed, affects everyone within its bounds to certain magics, and may allow everyone or certain classes of people to call magical effects from the mythal as though using a magical item. It may restrict access of the warded area to certain classes of beings. For example, Silverymoon s mythal excludes evil Dragon Dungeons & Dragons dragons and forbids casting magic to teleport into the mythal. Creation of a mythal sometimes requires the willing sacrifice of the lead caster s life, a result that lead to the first mythal s being named after its creator. In addition, many Mythal spells corrode over time, and if not maintained can become corrupted. This has occurred in Myth Drannor and resulted in the current state of that city. Other media In Icewind Dale , it is revealed that a failed mythal created by the mage Larrel caused the destruction of the Severed Hand, an elven fortress. Extant Mythals Silverymoon Evereska Former or Corrupted Mythals Myth Drannor Myth Glaurach References Sean K. Reynolds Reynolds, Sean K. , Duane Maxwell, and Angel Leigh McCoy . Magic of Faer n TSR, Inc. TSR , 2001 . Category Forgotten Realms ForgottenRealms stub ... more details
Superherobox Wikipedia WikiProject Comics image caption comic color background ff8080 character name Nuwa real name species Mutant Marvel comics Human Mutant publisher Marvel Comics debut X Force Annual 3 creators alliance color background cccccc alliances Mutant Liberation Front br China Force br 3 Peace aliases powers cause biomolecular feedbacks within human anatomy, releasing a tranquilizing wave that sedates her victims. Nuwa is a fictional character , a Mutant Marvel comics mutant in the Marvel Comics Universe. Her first appearance was in X Force Annual 3 . Fictional character history She was a member of the Mutant Liberation Front MLF under the leadership of Reignfire until he betrayed Nuwa to the Chinese government. ref X Force Annual 3 ref When the events of Decimation comics M Day occurred, where the Scarlet Witch removed the mutant gene from over 90 of the world s Mutant Marvel Comics mutant population, Nuwa was one of the few to retain her powers. She later resurfaced in San Francisco where she confronts the mutant Tabitha Smith Boom Boom . ref X Men Manifest Destiny 1 ref Powers and abilities Can cause biomolecular feedbacks within human anatomy, releasing a tranquilizing wave that sedates her victims. More a state of drowsiness than a real sedation, the effects of her powers can actually be warded off by assuming preventively strong amounts of stimulant s, like caffeine . References reflist External links http www.comicbookdb.com character.php?ID 25561 Category Marvel Comics mutants Category Marvel Comics superheroes Category Marvel Comics supervillains marvel comics stub ... more details
unsourced date April 2009 John Kennedy, 5th Earl of Cassilis 1575 October 1615 was a British peerage Scottish peer , the son of Gilbert Kennedy, 4th Earl of Cassilis . He married Jean Fleming. He succeeded to the titles of 7th Lord Kennedy and 5th Earl of Cassillis on 14 December 1576. He was one of the central figures in The Historie Of The Kennedyis see references , an anonymous eyewitness account of the feud between the Cassilis and Bargany Kennedy families republished in 1830 by Robert Pitcairn. This feud climaxed in a pitched battle in December 1601 in which the Earl s men fatally wounded the Laird of Bargany who was returning home from Ayr. Other dark deeds committed by the Earl according to the Historie include the summary hanging of a young man named Dalrymple, to whom he was related, for being a closer relation of Bargany s. In most these deeds he was heavily influenced by his Tutor Laird Thomas Kennedy of Culzean, which led to the murder of Culzean by Bargany s younger brother Thomas Kennedy of Drummurchie at Greenan Castle on 12 May 1602. He held the office of Treasurer of Scotland on 22 March 1598 99. On 1 November 1604 he was warded in Blackness for assaulting his wife. Reflist References Robert Pitcairn antiquary Pitcairn, R. , A Historical and Genealogical Account of the Principal Families of the Name of Kennedy , Edinburgh, 1830 Robert Paterson Paterson, R. , History of The Counties Of Ayr and Wigton Volume 2, Carrick , Originally published 1863 then 1871 by James Stillie, Edinburgh. Republished by Grimsay Press, Glasgow, 2003 start box s reg sct succession box title Earl of Cassilis years 1576&ndash 1615 before Gilbert Kennedy, 4th Earl of Cassilis Gilbert Kennedy after John Kennedy, 6th Earl of Cassilis John Kennedy end box DEFAULTSORT Cassilis, John Kennedy, 5th Earl of Category Earls in the Peerage of Scotland Category 1575 births Category 1615 deaths Scotland peer stub ... more details
Infobox Military Award name Merchant Marine Medal for Outstanding Achievement image Image 03 MM OAM.jpg 125px caption Merchant Marine Medal for Outstanding Achievement awarded by United States Merchant Marines type Medal eligibility status Current first award last award total posthumous recipients individual higher same image2 caption2 The Merchant Marine Medal for Outstanding Achievement is a decoration of the United States Merchant Marine awarded by the United States Maritime Administration . It was established in 2002 and is awarded to members of the maritime industry who have made extraordinarily valuable contributions to the merchant marine. blockquote A warded to recognize merchant mariners who have particiated in an act or operation of humanitarian nature directly to an individual or groups of individuals. This medal may be awarded to those leaders in the maritime industry who have dedicated years of service or achievement and or given an extraordinary valuable contribution or work to the maritime industry. This medal requires the Maritime Administrator s approval for award. ref retrieved 14 December 2008 from http www.marad.dot.gov mariners landing page mariner medals mariner medals.htm ref blockquote See also Awards and decorations of the United States government Awards and decorations of the United States government Maritime Administration Awards and Decorations of the United States Maritime Administration Awards and decorations of the United States Merchant Marine Awards and decorations of the United States military References Reflist External links Commons category Merchant Marine Outstanding Achievement Medal United States Merchant Marine Outstanding Achievement Medal http www.seafarers.org log 2006 032006 Honors.xml Award Criteria Retrieved 30 March 2007 Use dmy dates date September 2010 Category Awards and decorations of the United States Merchant Marine Category Awards established in 2002 ... more details
Image Santa Ifig nia MG, s c. XVIII.jpg 150px right thumb Santa Ifig nia , image from 18th. century from Museu Afro Brasil. According to the Golden Legend , Ephigenia was the daughter of Ethiopian King Egippus . She was dedicated to God by Saint Matthew . ref The Golden Legend of Jacobus de Voragine , trans. and adapted by Ryan, Granger and Helmut Ripperger. Arno Press Longmans, Green & Co 1941. pp. 561 566. ref When Hirtacus succeeded the King, he promised the Twelve Apostles apostle half of his kingdom if he could persuade Ephigenia to marry him. Matthew thus invited the king to Mass the following Sunday where he explained that she was already espoused to the eternal King and thus could not be purloined by Hirtacus. The king thus sent a swordsman to kill Matthew who stood at the altar, making him a martyr . Not having managed to bend Ephigenia to his will, Hirtacus tried to destroy her home with fire. However, the apostle appeared and warded the flames from the house, turning them upon the royal palace. The king s son was seized by the devil and the king himself contracted leprosy , eventually killing himself. The people thus chose Ephigenia s brother as their king, who reigned for seventy years, leaving his kingdom to his son who filled Egypt with Christian churches. References Reflist External links http www.mcah.columbia.edu medmil pages non mma pages text links gl matthew.html St Matthew the Apostle from The Golden Legend Category Catholic saints es Efigenia pt Santa Ifig nia ... more details
and ferocity, as well as a measure of intelligence as seen in the actions of One Arm from The Warded ... them to take advantage of the smallest weakness or misalignment of a warded area. All other demons .... Only the Fire demons will come close to Rock demons, who hope to be the first to enter a warded area ... title Resident Evil duo picks up Warded publisher HollywoodReporter.com year 2009 accessdate 2009 ... more details
ease. This is also the case with warded lock warded locks . The process of picking pin ... foam. Warded pick The warded pick, also known as a skeleton key , is used for opening warded lock ... out in one sharp fast ripping action. The keys for warded locks only require the end section which ... variation of their locks. I.e if you have a chest of drawers with a warded lock you can make a skeleton key for that type of warded lock by filing away all but the last one or two teeth or bitting ... more details
Image Athena contra Alkyoneus, Nike.JPG thumb right Athena contra Alkyoneus, Pergamonmuseum Berlin Alcyoneus or Alkyoneus Greek language Greek polytonic was the eldest of the Thrace Thracian Giants Greek mythology Gigantes of Greek mythology . ref name DGRBM cite encyclopedia last Schmitz first Leonhard authorlink title Alcyoneus editor William Smith lexicographer William Smith encyclopedia Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology volume 1 pages 108 publisher Little, Brown and Company location Boston year 1867 url http www.ancientlibrary.com smith bio 0117.html ref He was born like all other Gigantes in full armor with a spear in his hand. He was the most prominent of the Gigantes who led a major rebellion against the Olympian Gods , and was said to be immortal in his homeland, Pallene. Alcyoneus was in possession of the Isthmus of Corinth at the time when Heracles drove away the oxen of Geryon . The giant attacked him, crushed twelve wagons and twenty four of the men of Heracles with a huge block of stone. Heracles himself warded off the stone with his club and slew Alcyoneus. The block with which the giant had attacked Heracles was shown on the isthmus down to a very late period. ref Pindar , Nemean Odes iv. 44, with the Scholiast ref In another passage Pindar calls Alcyoneus a Thracian shepherd, and places the struggle with him in the Phlegraean plains. ref Pindar , Isthmian Odes vi. 45, &c. ref According to Bibliotheca Pseudo Apollodorus Pseudo Apollodorus , Heracles sneaked up on Alcyoneus and wounded him, although the giant did not die until Heracles dragged him out of his homeland, Pallene. ref Bibliotheca Pseudo Apollodorus Pseudo Apollodorus , i. 34 ref His seven daughters are the Alkyonides . ref http www.theoi.com Gigante GiganteAlkyoneus.html Alcyoneus at Theoi.com ref References Commonscat reflist Category Gigantes Greek myth stub ca Alcioneu cs Alkyoneus de Alkyoneus el es Alcioneo fr Alcyon e ko it Alci ... more details
otheruses2 Jurgi Unreferenced date March 2008 In ancient Latvia , Jur i was a festival held on April 23. It was the beginning of summer, and the first day of outdoor farmwork and shepherding. It was sacred to the god Usins . Livestock were allowed to graze outside after this day. In the morning, their stalls were locked, with a riding crop and a knife hanging above them because Ragana and other evil spirits were on the hunt the night before. A black rooster was sacrificed to Usins, and then eaten by the man. The blood of the rooster was sprinkled around the barns and the ground bones were scattered among the rushes. The horses were bathed and brushed, but nothing else, in order to bring good luck. They were not fed before the sunrise. The farmers gathered under an oak and then let out the livestock, sprinkled with ashes so that bees would not sting them. Three pitchforks full of manure were removed from the stones. Some of the men were given eggs, boiled with hot stones, and these were thrown in shrubs or a knothole in an oak tree. The horses drank the water left over from the baking to help them grow strong. Cows snouts were washed in milk, bringing an increased milk production. A heavy dew on this day also increased milk production. Wolves were warded away by tying a special knot with a sheep s tether and repeating magical words, and by refraining from chopping wood on this day. If possible, washing in the morning snow was good luck. Fires were not lit, warding away fires for the rest of the summer. Washing one s face on this day would cause fires and all washing was done in a river. Beer, bread and mead were laid out for the spirits. Jurgi was often used for moving, preferably on a Saturday. The movers brought the rushes, salt, bread, eggs thrown onto the house, then sprinkled on the pigs , and wisps of hair from the animals from their old house. Milk and brooms were not brought from the old house. On the way to the new house, salt was sprinkled on the ground, pr ... more details
Infobox President name Donald Charles MacGillivray image order British High Commissioner in Malaya term start 31 May 1954 term end 31 August 1957 deputy predecessor Field Marshal Sir Gerald Templer successor none post abolished birth date 1906 birth place death date 24 December 1966 death place spouse religion Roman Catholic constituency party languagesspoken English signature Sir Donald Charles MacGillivray , Order of St Michael and St George K.C.M.G. , M.B.E. was the last Colonial Administrator to serve in Malaya. He was the British High Commissioner in Malaya and also the Governor of Straits Settlements . Life Born in 1906, Scotland , he was educated at Sherborne School and Trinity College, Glasgow . On 19 December 1966, he was warded to Nairobi Hospital as the result of a long illness patiently borne. On 24 December 1966, eventually he died. Career Sir Donald MacGillivray was the only colonial administrator who openly discussed Malaya s independence with the Malays. He served Federation of Malaya Malaya from 1954 until 1957. After celebrating Malaya s independence Merdeka Hari Merdeka , Sir Donald was accompanied by the Yang Di Pertuan Agong of Malaya and his consort, together with Malaya s first prime minister, Sir Tunku Abdul Rahman to board the plane in Sungai Besi Airport . Sir Donald also served as the Chairman of the State Council of British Colony of Kenya, which has five European and six Non European members. This is almost similar with what he chaired during his administration in British Malaya, where a Legistrative Council for the Federation of Malaya was formed, with appointed local and European council members. Before that, he was the Colonial Secretary in Jamaica 1947 , Deputy High Commissioner of Malaya, until he became the British High Commissioner in Malaya . On 5 August 1957, he signed the Federation of Malaya Agreement, 1957. Honor He was knighted K.C.M.G. in 1953, Order of St Michael and St George C.M.G. in 1949 and M.B.E. References The Colon ... more details
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