228 SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 14 AUGUST, 1951.-(No. 42).


 G. The following is a summary of
the instructions issued to the Commit-
tees.
 1. In the event of a hurricane strik-
ing this Island the Chairman of each
District Committee will act at once wita-
out further orders or instructions and
inaugurate such immediate relief work
as he considers the exigencies of the
situation demand, inclusive of a tempor-
ary hospital and first aid stations. He
will immediately summon his Committee
and collect the following information:--
 (a) Number of persons killed.
 ,, seriously wounded.
 slightly wounded, requir-
 ing medical attention.
 (b) ,, of persons destitute.
 (c) ,, of houses totally des-
 troyed.
 partially destroyed and
 unfit for habitation.
 (d) What food is required immedi-
 ately.
 (e) What clothes are required imme-
 diately.
 (f) What medical stores are required
 immediately.
 2. When possible the seriously wound-
ed will be transferred into Kingstown

No. 378.
 LEAVE NOTICES.

 VACATION AND DUTY LEAVE.

 Mr. A. V. KING, Assistant Govern-
ment Secretary, has been granted vaca-
tion and duty leave from 11th August,
1951, to proceed to the United Kingdom
to pursue a Course of training under
the Colonial Development and Welfare
(Devonshire) Second Course Training
Scheme for Colonial Officers, 1951/52.
 Mr. KING left the Colony on 10th
August for Trinidad en route to, the
United Kingdom.
 14th August, 1951.
(P. F. 33).


No. 379.


VACATION LEAVE.


 Miss OLGA STEPHENS, Dispenser,
Georgetown, one month's vacation leave
with effect from 21st July. 1951.
 14th August, 1951.
(P. F. 301).

No. 380.
 Miss JOYCE E. THOMPSON, Junior
Clerl< (Medical Department), 2 months'
3 weeks'vacation leave, with effect from
9th August, 1951.
 14th August, 1951.
(P. F. 357).


where they will be met by a Police Con-
stable on point duty. He will direct
them to the hospital or temporary hos-
pital as the case may be. The slightly
wounded will be kept in each district
at first aid stations.
 Central kitchens will be established
in each district to cope with the imme-
diate demand for food relief.
 3. Should the roads be blocked so
that communication with the District
Chairman is not possible each member
of the Committee will act on his own
initiative and organise relief parties to
clear the roads and give first aid until
such times as he can communicate with
the Chairman.
 In this event each member of a Com-
mittee will send a written statement
to the Committee as required in 1 (a)
to (f), transmitting a copy as soon as
possible to the Chairman of the Com-
mittee,
 4. The first duty of a Committee is
to see that roads are cleared at once
so that communication can be estab-
lilshed.
 14th August, 1951.
 (W. 25/1949).

No. 381.
 APPOINTMENTS.

 Mr. MILTON F. MORGAN, as a Junior
Clerk in the General Clerical Service
of the Colony, with effect from 1st
January, 1951.
 Mr. MORGAN is assigned for duty in
the Customs branch of the Treasury &c.
Department.
 14th August, 1951.
tP. F. 473).

No. 382.
 Miss THELMA Cox, as an Assistant
Librarian, Public Library, with effect
from 1st July, 1951.
 14th August, 1951.
(P. F. 539).

No. 383.
 RESUMPTION.

 Miss K. E. WILLIAMS, formerly
seconded to posts under the former
Colonial Development & Welfare Scial
Welfare Scheme, has resumed her sub-
stantive pensionable appointment in the
General Clerical Service as from lst
August, 1951.
 Miss WILLIAMS is assigned for duty
in the Education Office and will continue,
in ad lition. to carry out duties connected
with the organisation and formation of
Women's and Girls' Clubs for which