The Colonial Police
| DOI | 10.1177/0032258X3500800416 |
| Date | 01 October 1935 |
| Published date | 01 October 1935 |
| Subject Matter | Article |
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THE
POLICE JOURNAL
The
patient should then lie on his side in a warm bed
and be encouraged to sleep,
but
he must be carefully watched
for some time to ensure that breathing does not again fail.
The
resuscitation as described above may be used not
only in cases of drowning,
but
also in cases of suffocation
due to sewer gas or smoke, and in cases of electric shock,
and for these reasons everyone should know the principles
and the method of application.
THE
COLONIAL
POLICE
The
following appointments are announced by the Colonial Office
:-
BRENTNALL,
H. .
BRODIE,
N. (Detective-Inspector)
Inspector of Weights and Measures
Police Department, Uganda.
Assistant Superintendent of Police,
Northern Rhodesia.
DUKE,
Major O. St. A. (Inspector
of Police) Chief Inspector of Police, Leeward
Islands.
FRANK,
J.H. (Assistant Superinten-
dent of Prisons) Superintendent of Prisons, Kenya.
HARWICH,
A. E. (Corporal, British
Section, Palestine Police) . Assistant Superintendent of Police
(Cadet) Uganda.
IMRAY,
C. H. (Constable, British
Section, Palestine Police) Assistant Commissioner of Police,
Gold Coast.
THOMAS,
L. A. (Deputy Com-
missioner of Police) Deputy Commissioner of Police,
Perak.
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