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42 SUPPLEMENT to the LONDON GAZETTE, I JANUARY, 1941 42 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, i JANUARY, 1941 H. FuRNEH (35117) (Acting). Captain Horatio Rawlings, Chief Constable of E. H. HEREFORD (74923) (Acting), R.A.F.V.R. Derby Borough Police Force. J. G. LINKS (90439) (Acting), A.A.F. John Wright, Chief Superintendent, Durham D. F. MASSY (72888) (Acting), R.A.F.V.R. Constabulary. R. L. RICHMOND (90747) (Acting), A.A.F. Moses Idwal Valentine, Chief Superintendent, Manchester City Police Force. Regional Police Flight Lieutenants. Staff Officer, No. 10 Region. W. K. STEWART (73558),. R.A.F.V.R. Ernest Arthur Cole, Superintendent, Metropolitan D. S. PAIN (39110) (Acting) R.A.F.O. Police Force. William Robert Sanders, Superintendent, Metro- Flying Officers. politan Police Force. P. H. KNOWLES (40306). Albert Victor Clayton, Superintendent and Deputy E. B. G. MASEFIELD (36221). Chief Constable, West Sussex Constabulary. C. SCRAGG, M.B.E. (36121). Charles Manging, Superintendent .and Deputy Chief Constable, North Riding of Yorkshire Flight Sergeant. Constabulary. 506053 A. J. WEBBER. Harry Peate Varley, Superintendent, West Riding of Yorkshire Constabulary. Sergeants. Herbert William Balls, Superintendent and 512049 H. P. HOPKINS. Deputy Chief Constable, Norwich City Police 247538 F. J. WILSON. Force. Matron~in-Ghief (P.M.E.A.F.N.S.). Charles Ernest Gill, Chief Inspector, Special E. M. BLAIR, R.R.C. Branch, Metropolitan Police Force. Ernest William Brazier, Chief Inspector, Metro- Wing Officer (W.A.A.F.). politan Police Force. F. F. WYNNE-EYTON (267). Herbert Arthur Saddleton, Chief Inspector, Dover Squadron Officer (W.A.A.F.). Borough Police Force. L. M. CROWTHER (139). Herbert Bruce Fleet, Chief Inspector, Margate Borough Police Force. George Roebuck Goldsmith, Chief Inspector, Northampton Borough Police Force. Whitehall, January 1, 1941. Henry Gordon Butcher, Chief Inspector, Ramsgate His Majesty The KING has been graciously Borough Police Force. pleased to award the King's Police and Fire William Francis Porter, formerly Chief Inspector, Services Medal to the Officers of Police and Fire Maidstone Borough Police Force. Brigades whose names appear below: — Michael Woods, Sub-divisional Inspector, Metro- FOR GALLANTRY. politan Police Force. George Henry Fowles, Senior Sub-divisional In- Police: England and Wales. spector of Thames Division, Metropolitan Police William Alfred Bridge, Constable, Metropolitan Force. Police Force. George Laidler Strangeways, Inspector, Newoastle- Alfred John Pateman, Constable, Metropolitan on-Tyne City Police Force. Chairman of the Police Force. Joint Central Committee of the Police George Thomas Myers, Special Constable, Metro- Federation. politan Police Force. Ernest Edward Knight, Sergeant, Metropolitan George Edward Harrison, Constable, Lincolnshire Police Force. Member of the Joint Central Constabulary. Committee of the Police Federation. Robert William Calvert, Police War Reserve Con- Police: Scotland. stable, East Suffolk Constabulary. Alexander Aitken, Superintendent, Lanarkshire Robert Fred Kemp Richardson, Special Constable, Constabulary. East Suffolk Constabulary. Malcolm MacCullooh, Superintendent, Glasgow Alfred Dennis Blower, Sergeant, Worcestershire City Police Force. Constabulary. Fire Brigades: England and Wales. Police: Scotland. Frederick William Delve, Chief Officer, Croydon Robert Douglas Carrie, Constable, Edinburgh Fire Brigade. City Police Force. Henry Johnson, Chief Officer, West Ham Fire Police: Northern Ireland. Brigade. Brian Theodore Aicken Martin, Sergeant, Royal George Alfred Williams, Principal Fire Officer, Ulster Constabulary. Dorking and Horley Rural District. Hugh Davison, Constable, Royal Ulster Con- Leonard Charles St. Leger Yeend, Chief Officer of stabulary. the Sod'bury Fire Brigade and Commandant of the Auxiliary Fire Service. Fire Brigades: England and Wales. Edward Frederick Hayward, Chief Officer, South- Henry Charles Denyer, Station Officer, London ampton Fiire Brigade. •Fire Brigade. Edward Thomas Hayward, Second Officer, South- Albert James Isern, Sub-Officer, London Fire ampton Fire Brigade. Brigade. AUSTRALIA. FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE. For Distinguished Service. Police: England and Wales. William Brydon, lately Superintendent, First Thomas Hubert Lewis, Chief Constable of Car- Class, New South Wales Police. marthenshire, formerly Regional Police Staff Lovell Ford Stanton, lately Inspector, First Class, Officer, No. 8 Region. New South Wales Police. Freeman Newton, Chief 'Constable of Hereford- shire and Hereford City. INDIA. Commaoader Edward Richard Busk Kemble, R.N., Chief Constable of Warwickshire. For Gallantry. Leonard Johnson, Chief Constable of Boston GuTcharan Singh, Officiating Inspector of Police, Borough Police Force. Punjab. Thomas Wells, Chief Constable of Chesterfield Muhammad Usman, Sub-Inspector of Police, Sind. Borough Police Force. For Distinguished Service. Stanley Albert Hector, O.B.E:, Chief Constable of John Christopher Joslyn, M.B.E., Deputy Super- Coventry City Police Force. intendent of Police, Madras..
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