Amherst Barrow Whatman: References. Works cited Cathleen Mann Cathleen Sabine Mann (31 December 1896 – 9 September 1959), styled the Marchioness of Queensberry from 1926 to 1946, was a British portrait painter and costume designer for film. She was a member of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters and the Royal Society of Portrait Painters. Family and career. Cathleen Mann was born in Newcastle upon Tyne on 31 December 1896 to the Scottish portrait painter Harrington Mann, the second of his three daughters. Her mother was the portraitist and interior director Florence Sabine Pasley. Harrington Mann gave Cathleen painting lessons in his London studio	Cathleen Mann
21349515	Hashir Mohamed Hashir Mohamed Hashir Mohamed (Kerala, India) is a screen writer in Malayalam cinema. Early life and education. Hashir Mohamed was born in Kottakkal, kerala, and was graduated from College of Engineering, Trivandrum . His family name is Valiyakandathil. Career. After graduation, before joining films Hashir Mohamed worked with IT companies like HCL (Bangalore), Accenture (Chennai), Nokia (Helsinki), and Deutsche Bank (Singapore) His first film as a writer, Aami in Anchu Sundharikal directed by Anwar Rasheed was released in 2013- June, and his second film as writer Neelakasham Pachakadal Chuvanna Bhoomi (NPCB) directed by Sameer Thahir was released in 2013- August. Many 	Hashir Mohamed
21349516	incidents in the film NPCB were reportedly based on real life incidents. Both were commercially successful and critically acclaimed. Sexual Assault Charges and Imprisonment. On 28 February 2014, Maradu police arrested Hashir Mohamed from his apartment, on charges of assault on a woman with sexual intent. When the lady came down from the 10th storey flat to get baby food from the 4th story flat of her sister, Hashir Mohamed came down from the flat above in the nude and assaulted her outside the flat. When she cried out for help, neighbours came out and apprehended him. He was later 	Hashir Mohamed
21349517	handed over to the police. The police said that he was in the nude and under the influence of drugs during the act. In the subsequent search, cops recovered ganja from his flat. In the bail petition, Hashir denied the charges. He was awarded a sentence of three and half years imprisonment and 40,000 rupees fine by the Ernakulam additional sessions court for this crime. Hashir Mohamed Hashir Mohamed (Kerala, India) is a screen writer in Malayalam cinema. Early life and education. Hashir Mohamed was born in Kottakkal, kerala, and was graduated from College of Engineering, Trivandrum . His family name 	Hashir Mohamed
21349518	Amherst Barrow Whatman Amherst Barrow Whatman Lieutenant colonel Amherst Barrow Brownie" Whatman MBE (1 November 1909 – 5 November 1984), FIEE, was a British wireless operator and radio engineer. He was the only child of Major Amherst Blunt Whatman and Myrtle Ellen Waller Barrow. He followed the military career and he joined the Royal Corps of Signals. Education. Born in Exeter, Whatman was educated at Twyford School and during 1923–1927 he attended Winchester College, where he developed an interest for wireless that led to get his first radio call sign around 1927 (6BW). The licence actually was issued to his mother because of him  being a junior. The licence permitted 10W output power. At Winchester College he would meet another famous radio amateur, Sir Evan Yorke Nepean, G5YN that went on to be a life-time friendship. In 1929 he joined the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich and in 1933 he moved to Cambridge to study Mechanical Sciences at St John's College. The college was also the home of Andrew Croft, second in command of the Oxford University Expedition to the Arctic (OUEA,1935) and other prominent British explorers like James Wordie. Oxford University Arctic Expedition 1935-6. In 1935 the War Office appointed Capt  Whatman as the wireless operator for the Oxford Expedition to the Arctic. While in Spitsbergen Island he carried out an important program of research on the Ionosphere in co-ordination with physicist R Hamilton. Whatman had a crucial role in the success of this scientific aspect of the expedition by securing the maintenance of equipment and radio communications during the 14 months. The data collected was analysed at the Radio Research Station in Slough to study the behaviour of radio wave propagation in high latitudes. World War II. Whatman took part actively in several war theatres. In 1942, Alexander Glen  (former leader of the OUAE) recommended Whatman to participate in Operation Fritham as British Liaison Officer. This required him to be seconded to the Navy and temporarily becoming a Special Operations Executive operative. In May 1942, Operation Fritham had a bad start, after losing radio contact the two Norwegian ships sailing to Spitsbergen were stuck in the ice fjord and immediately attacked by German Condor aircraft. As a consequence, the trawlers Isbjiorn and Selis were sunk and 14 troops were killed, amongst them Commander Evesdrup and the British officer A S T Godfrey. In the aftermath of this attack Whatman  managed to reestablish communication with HQ. His technical skills proved very effective to communicate with the flying boat Catalina and to get the necessary reinforcements. This was named Operation Gearbox. In November 1943 he returned to the School of Signals as Senior instructor and two years laters he moved to HQ ALFSEA. Later career. Whatman left the Army in 1952 and he was going to spend the next years working as a Radio and Television Engineer for Rediffusion, first in London and later in Preston. He was a British Radio Amateur with call-sign G2BQ and a member of RSGB  and RSARS During his retirement he enjoyed the radio hobby, sailing and beekeeping. Along his life, he maintained a strong Christian faith, he was churchwarden for nine years and singer in the choir. Whatman died in Japan while on holidays. Amherst Barrow Whatman Lieutenant colonel Amherst Barrow "Brownie" Whatman MBE (1 November 1909 – 5 November 1984), FIEE, was a British wireless operator and radio engineer. He was the only child of Major Amherst Blunt Whatman and Myrtle Ellen Waller Barrow. He followed the military career and he joined the Royal Corps of Signals. Education. Born in Exeter, Whatman was educated