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BRITISH COLUMBIA POLICE HEADQUARTERS GENERAL ORDER NO. 284, Victoria, B.C. January 7th, 1943. PART I ADMINISTRATION: 1. As and from December 10th, 1942 this Force assumed the policing of the Municipality of Langley by contract. Langley Detachment is attached to New Westminster Police District, ;?E;* Division. CANADIAN POLICE 2. All ranks will be interested to hear that on December SPITFIRE FUND: 16th the second Spitfire to bear (among others) the name of the B.C. Police on its presentation plate, was presented by Lieutenant-General G.L. McNaughton to a night fighter squadron of No. 11 Group, R.C.A.F. in Britain. In making the presentation on behalf of Canadian police officers, General McNaughton paid tribute to the work of No. 11 Group during the Battle of Britain. GAME ACT: 3. In view of recent correspondence between the Game (Reg'i stration Commission and the Indian Commissioner for B.C. with of Indian Trap- regard to Indian trap-line holders being granted per­ Lines} mission to withhold traoping while engaged in war industries, all ranks are hereby authorized to grant permits in these cases, provided that each permit so issued contains information as to where and in what industry the applicant is engaged. UNIFORM AND 4. Due to war conditions and the impossibility of re­ DRESS: plenishing certain articles of uniform and equipment, part worn articles of uniform and equipment returned to the Quartermaster's Stores, having been approved by a Board of Inspection, will be cleaned, recondition­ ed and re-issued. (N.B. This refers in particular to Stetson hats.) PART II ENGAGED: # 888 3/Cst. HORNSBY, M.A. 12-1942 Port Alberni 889 " WELLS, N.W. (i Penticton 890 " GILBERT, R. ii Vancouver - A.R.P. 891 " INNES, R.J. it Vancouver - A.R.P. 892 " TUTTLE, A.J. it Victoria - A.R.P. 893 ,? WALTERS, J.A. it Victoria - A.R.P. 894 " MORRISON, W.R. it Campbell River. 895 " CAWDELL, F.L. it Courtenay 896 " M0WATT, H.B. it Port Alberni 897 " CURLE, W.G. it Victoria 898 ■» COUPLAND, W.B. it Victoria - A.R.P. 899 " PRICE, C.W. it Prince George 900 " HOOKER, E.J. ?t Victoria 901 " FERGUSON, W.C. i t Vancouver 902 !» R0SBERG, E.L. it Fort St. John 903 McKINNON, L.W. it Terrace 904 " BACON, H.F. it Rossland 905 " BAKER, T.F. it Fernie 906 " BR0THURSTON, G.Y it Prince Rupert City 907 '» DYKES, J.N. tt Chilliwack. 908 " N0TT, S.T. it N0rth Vancouver 909 » SMITH, L.G. it Burnaby 910 " SPIERS, D.A. it Natal 911. " WEEKS, G.D. tt Sidney 912 " PIERS, C.E. it Mission 913 " TAYLOR,J.R. it Smi thers 914 " ESTLIN, C.E. tt Pattullo Bridge GENERAL ORDER NO. 284 - 2 - January 7th, 1945, ENGAGED (Cont •a.) # 915 3/Cst. STR0UTS, R.W. 1-12-1942 Prince Rupert City 916 ft FELKER, D.B. If Vancouver 917 ?t FLETCHER, J.M. If North Vancouver 918 it REDHEAD, G. it Victoria 919 ?? RICHMOND, W.H If Terrace 920 if PERRY, G.A. It Prince George 921 f? MAXWELL, T.B. It Prince George 922 rt JAKSMAFT, L.H. tf Prince George 923 ft KLICK, H.E. 10-12-1942 Burnaby PROMOTIONS: # 79 Sergt. MANSELL, H.H. 1-12-1942 to be Staff Sergeant 310 Oorpl. BOYT, F.W.B. 1-12-1942 to be Sergeant TRANSFERS: From: To: £ 661 1/Clerk JACKLIN, B.R. 1-12-42 New Westminster Dawson Creek 680 1/Cst. qUAITE, T.C.S. " Q,uesnel Kamloops 692 1/Cst. MACDONALD, M. » Kamloops Revelstoke 761 l/Cst. NICKLEN, F.W. " Kamloops Kelowna 877 3 / R . 0 . DALE, H.M. " Williams Lake Kamloops as 3/Cst, 8 8 0 3 / R . O . PATRICK, H.C. Hqrs., Victoria Williams Lake. CONPVZENDATIONS: 1. -^59 Constable Williams, J.A., "640 Constable Payne, D., :^696 Constable Chamberlain, D.E. , of North Vancouver are commended for good work in connection with a recent case of robbery with violence. Constables Williams and Payne investigated the matter with skill and perseverance and were greatly aided by the finger­ print evidence of Constable Chamberlain. The accused pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two years im­ prisonment. 2. $580 Constable Moore, Thomas, (Salmon Arm Detachment) is commended for smart work in connection with a recent theft case. In this instance a car, which the owner had stored since 1940, had been stripped and tires and parts used in another vehicle. All were found, returned to the owner and the culprit convicted. THOS. W. PARSONS Commissioner of Provincial Police. BRITISH COLUMBIA POLICE. Nominal Roll As at January 20th, 1942. HEADQUARTERS. Commissioner . T.W.S. Parsons, Victoria. Assistant Commissioner J. Shirras, Vancouver. r.iomniissione r ’ s Offi ce * Quartermaster*s Stores$ inspector Clark, C. Victoria l/Cst. Leonard, R.H. Victoria #763 Asst. Chief Clerk Patterson, E. n #134 l/Cst. Kirkpatrick, D.C. " 710 Miss J.M. Whitehead (steno) M Transport Branch; Radio Branch; Mech.Supv’r McNaught, J.F. " 409 Chief Radio Opr, Conlan, W.F. " 493 Mrs. E. McIntosh (steno) tt Snr. Radio Opr, Held, B.C. " 495 l/Radio Opr. Hicks, J.M. ?T 588 Police Training School; Sub-Ins pr. Mackenzie,. O.K. Criminal Investigation Branch; 3/Cst. Eemp, W.H. 818 Inspector Peachey, R. »t Sergt. Young, J. tt 524 Motor Branch: l/Gst. Shand, D.J. tt 436 Inspr. Hood, G.A. Victoria Snr. Clerk Ockenden, C.O. tt 273 Sub-Inspr. Hannah, J.P.M. Miss D.P. Neate (steno) t? Chief Clk. Paulding, J.E. 289 Miss P.S. Byrorn, tt Chief Clk. Cooke, A.O. 292 Miss M.R. Srnit h, ti Snr. Clk. Ellis, W.G. 451 Miss V.C. Bumett t! Snr. Clk. Brown, P.II. 463 Hiss E. Kinghom, tt Iiech. Jaffray, W.A. 583 l/Clerlc Kennelly, F.J. 514 Finger-print Bureau; l/Clerk Sh.arpc, A. 676 Snr/ .P. Opr. Edwards, J.W, Vancouver 338 1/Clerk Moore, H.G. 693 Snr/F.P. Opr. Carmichael, A.G-. Victoria 644 l/Clerk Hadfield, R.A. 694 3/Cst. Tinnion, R. ?T 836 l/Clerk Wilkinson, E. 753 Miss J. Wilson (steno) it 1/Clerk Merkley, L.W. 754 Firearms Registration Bureau| l/Clerk Colprnan, W.II. 755 Snr, Clerk Grimshaw, F. i? 445 1/C lerlc Copeland, C.E. 756 Miss M.E. Brinn (steno) tt 3/Clerk Cox, R.A. \8ii Miss T.M. Vye ” T? 3/Clerk Jewkes, F.R. 846 Miss E.M. Gillis " tt Jnr. Clerk Jackson, E.S.L. Miss J.R. Robson " ft Messenger Crowe, D. Miss M.D. Rogerson ft Miss R.M. Steele (steno) Miss N.E. Johnson Advisory Council (P.G.P.C.) - A.R.P. Hiss V. Jaclclin Inspr. Hoodie, S.F.II. Vancouver Hiss J.M. Thorbum Sergt. Cline, S. 78 Miss M. Metro Asst.Chief Clerk Hughes, H.P. 225 Miss E» Bourne Corpl. Taylor, D.W. 396 Miss E.A. Kay l/Cst. Deane, T.M. 577 Miss I.R. Casilio 3/Cst. Gilbert, R. 890 Hiss C. Crawford 3/Cst. Innes, R.J. 891 Hiss R. Balcom 3/Cst. Tuttle, A.J. 892 Miss E.J.M. Coates Miss N. Munkley (steno) Miss E.J. Thorne Miss M.G. Haskell " Hiss J.D. McGraw S/Sergt. Johnson, G.A. Victoria 202 Miss S.A.P. Sangster 3/Cst. Cramond, M. 850 Miss M.E. Dykes 3/Cst. 'Walters, J.S. 893 Ivliss H.D. King 3/Cst, Coupland, W.B. 898 Ml£ M.L. Hood 3/Cst. Johnstone, H.D. 924 Miss E.V. Watson Miss J.M.A. Smith (steno) Miss J.M. Robinson Miss D.E. Hemingsen A_cj3mni_ts_ Brancli ■; Miss A.D. Pattinson Paymaster Moses, D.D. Victoria Miss V.C. Ross Snr. Cllc. Endleton, C.V. " 327 Miss D. Jeeves 3/Clk. Campbell, C.C. " 812 Miss F.S. Porter 3/Cst. Excell, L.B. " 876 Mrs. V. Logie Hiss J.N. Smith (steno) ?t Miss M.A. Callan Miss A.II. Chaney ” - -It Miss L.M. Huzzey Motor Branch (cont* d). l/Clerk Hamilton, S. Vancouver #745 Miss A.M. Wilkinson (steno) Victoria l/Clerk Niven, J.J. Vancouver #747 Miss W.E. Tweedhope tf l/Clerk James, G.H. t? 748 Miss E. Sargent l/Clerk Archibald, W* tf 760 Miss J.B.M. Speck Miss G. Beattio (steno tf Mi sS .J. Embleton Mrs. V. Stone tf Tt Mis P.D. Green Mrs. M. Godwin tf tf Miss R.E. Balcom A/c/c. Lindsay, G. New Westminster 525 Mrs. A.D. Johnston l/Clerk Ronald, B.F. tt 537 M r s . F.R. Skinner l/Clerk Fraser, P.R. tt 623 Miss I.M. Mclndoe l/Clerk Denver, F. tt 750 Miss V. Lea l/Clerk Gunn, J.A. f? 751 Miss J.M. Howell Miss R. Philpott (steno) " Miss M.E. Noble l/Clerk Gordon, W.K. Nanaimo 757 Mrs. F*E. Peetz l/Clerk Pennock, C.S. Chilliwack 746 Miss E.C. Leary (steno) " Chief Clerk Lord, J.S. Vancouver #320 1/Clerk Moore, W« Vernon 744 Shr. Clerk Lord, F.N. ” 498 l/Clerk Pughe, C.T. Penticton 743 l/Clerk Bestwick, A.M. " 416 l/Clerk Fehner, H.H. Nelson 749 l/Clerk Barclay, J • ” 519 1/Clerk Jacklin, B.R. Dawson Creek 661 l/Clerk Ellis, J.N.L. " 531 l/Clerk McPherson, A.B. " 539 "A" DIVISION. Officer Commanding Inspector R. Owens, Victoria, Divisional Clerk A/C/C. Kennelly, T., " Stenographer Miss V.M. Page " Nanaimo District (contrd ). r/cst. Lockie, J. Victoria 658 l/Cst.
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