DURIN

DISPOSITION LIST.

URING the period under report the officers of the Department were employed as follows:-

DR. C. S. Fox

Superintending Geologists.

Returned from the field in Assam on the 20th February, 1937. Granted leave out of India on average pay from the 16th March, 1937, to the 23rd November, 1937. Attended the XVIIth session of the International Geological

Congress in Russia in interruption of leave from the 1st July, 1937, to the 31st July, 1937. On return from leave placed in charge of the Northeastern Circle and continued the geological survey of the Garo Hills district, Assam. Left for the field on the 11th December, 1937. Continued in charge of the Burma Circle, working near Mandalay and Thabeitkyin. Placed on foreign service in Burma from the 1st April, 1937, in charge of the Burma Geological Department. Returned from the field on the 17th April, 1937. Granted combined leave out of India from the 1st June to the 14th November, 1937.

Continued in charge of the Southern
Circle, mapping in the Bastar State.
Investigated the water-supply pro-
blem of Belgaum cantonment and
visited a deposit of copper-ore
Udaigiri in the Nellore district
between the 12th and 23rd January,
1937. Returned to headquarters on
the 4th May, 1937. Left for the
field on the 7th November, 1937, to
continue his systematic survey of the
Bastar State. Visited the Kerendi
Hill, Jubbulpore, in connection with
a water-supply problem on the 24th
November, 1937.
Geological survey in the
Frontier Province

the 6th February, 1937. Examined the Malakand Hydro-electric works between the 18th and the 20th March, 1937. Returned from the field on the 19th August, 1937.

Geologists.

Continued as Resident Government Geologist, Yenangyaung, and official member of the Advisory Board of the Yenangyaung and Singu Oilfields. Placed on foreign service under the Government of Burma from the 1st April, 1937. Officiated as Superintending Geologist from 1st June. to 14th November, 1937.

At headquarters. Officiated as Superintending Geologist vice Dr. Fox on leave and held charge of the Northeastern Circle from the 16th March, 1937, to the 23rd November, 1937. Attached to the North-western Circle to continue his previous work in Kashmir and Jammu State.

Remained at headquarters as Petro-
logist.

Continued in charge of the office as Assist-
ant Director till the 29th April, 1937.
Visited the
the salt mines of Khewra,
Chanuwala, Makrach and Kalabagh

and

the Makerwal Colliery between the 25th January, 1937 and the 7th February, 1937. Examined a well site at Tinpahar in Santal Parganas and visited the sandstone quarries of Mangal Hat on the 24th February, 1937. Granted leave out of India on average pay for 6 months combined with study leave for 12 months from the 30th April, 1937.

Mapping in the Central Provinces. Examined
the Pench River
River dam site between
the 11th and the 14th January, 1937.
Visited Rewa State in connection with a
hydro-electric scheme from the 13th
to the 19th February, 1937. Re-
turned to headquarters on 20th
February, 1937. As member of the
North-western Circle left for field work
in the Simla Hills on the 1st March,
1937. Returned to Calcutta on
the 25th April, 1937, and placed in
charge of
of the office as Assistant
Director from the 30th April, 1937.

Relinquished office

as member of the Coal Mining Committee and resumed charge of his duties in the Geological Survey of India on the 10th April,

1937. Attached to the Southern Circle to work in Singhbhum and in the Eastern States Agency. Left for the field on the 19th November, 1937. Mapping in the Mussoorie Himalayas. Returned to headquarters on the 10th April, 1937. Left for work with the Karakoram Expedition on the 29th April, 1937, and returned on the 10th September, 1937. Granted combined leave out of India for 11 months and 24 days from the 21st October, 1937.

Returned to Rangoon after work with
the Sino-British Boundary Commis-
sion to the Wa States on the 22nd
May, 1937. Arrived in Calcutta on
transfer on the 27th May, 1937.
Granted combined leave out of
India for 16 months and 16 days
from the 19th June, 1937.
Returned to headquarters from the
Bastar State on the 21st April, 1937.

Attached to the Southern Circle to work in the Bastar State. Left for the field on the 15th November, 1937.

Remained at headquarters as Palæon-
tologist.

Returned from the field on the 7th May,
1937. Attached to
to the North-eastern
Circle for work in the Khasi and Jaintia
Hills district, Assam. Left for
the field on the 28th December, 1937.
Appointed Geologist, Geological Survey
of India, and joined the Department
from the 13th May, 1937. Attached
to the Southern Circle. Left for
field work in the Jubbulpore district
on the 7th November, 1937, and
returned to headquarters on the 26th
November, 1937. Detailed for work
in the Eastern States Agency.

Chemist.

DR. R. K. DUTTA ROY. Remained at headquarters.

Assistant Geologists.

Returned from the field on the 2nd May, 1937. Attached to the Southern Circle for work in the Balaghat district, and in the Khairagarh and Kawardha States, C. P. Left for the field on the 14th November, 1937. Returned from the field on the 29th April,

1937. Granted leave on average pay for 1 month and 24 days from the 25th May, 1937. Attached to the Southern Circle and detailed to continue geological survey in the Drug district and in the Nandgaon State, C. P. Left for the field on the 15th November,