The Colonial Police
Date | 01 July 1938 |
Published date | 01 July 1938 |
DOI | 10.1177/0032258X3801100317 |
Subject Matter | Article |
POLICE GOLD MEDAL ESSAY COMPETITION
Subject of the Essay for 1938
II
Juvenile
Crime-Its
Causes
and Treatment"
Essays must be submitted on or before
rst
November, 1938,
to:-
THE
SECRETARY
OF
THE
COUNCIL
OF
THE
POLICE
GOLD
MEDAL
ESSAY
COMPETITION,
HOME
OFFICE,
WHITEHALL,
LONDON,
S.W.I.
Essays must be the original work of the competitor, 7,000 to 11,000
words in length, typewritten and submitted in triplicate and anonymously.
A sealed envelope bearing on outside a nom de plume or motto, and con-
taining the competitor's name and address, must accompany the essay.
(For full conditions see THE
POLICE
JOURNAL,
April number, p. 252.)
THE
COLONIAL POLICE
The
following appointments are announced by the Colonial Office:
BECK,
E. E. H. (Superintendent of Senior Deputy Commissioner of Police,
Police) Malaya.
BOOTH,
L. H. V. (Lately Superin- Superintendent of Police, Bahamas.
tendent of Police, Hong Kong)
FOLEY,
Major G. R. E., O.B.E. Deputy Inspector-General, Police and
(DistrictSuperintendentof Police) Prisons, Palestine.
SHARP,
L. (Assistant Inspector of Inspector 'of Police, Uganda.
Police)
WEIR,
1. G. (Assistant Superin- Assistant Superintendent of Police, Gold
tendent of Police, Leeward Coast.
Islands)
WINGROVE,
Captain C. E. (Senior Superintendent of Police, Gold Coast
Assist. Superintendentof Police) (seconded to Sierra Leone).
ACLASSIFIED
INDEXOF
"THE
POLICE
JOURNAL"
A
FULLY
classified index to the first ten years of THE
POLICE
JOURNAL
(1928-1937) has been prepared,
but
before we go to
the
expense of printing it,
we desire to ascertain the demand. We contemplate issuing this
Ten
Years
Index as a twenty-four page supplement, with cover, for the price of haIf-
a-crown a copy. Will those readers who would be interested in purchasing
such a classifiedindex let us know not later than August 31st, 1938? (A post-
card will be sufficient, and no money should be sent till a further notice
appears in THE
POLICE
JOURNAL.)
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