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Showing Royal Navy Commander Alwyn Thomas Lavender, Covery-Crump (1907–1991), a writer who recorded naval slang.

This is taken from a newspaper photograph with caption: "HMS Ceylon visits Colombo. When the new colony class cruiser HMS Ceylon called at Colombo, Admiral Sir James Somerville, C-in-C, the Eastern Fleet, met the ship's officers. With him here are the Rev. J.C. Stephenson, chaplain; Pay Cdr A.T.L. Covey-Crump, R.N., accountant officer; and Cdr (E) J. Bartenshaw, chief engineer. The cruiser has been adopted by Dundee".

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