\NOTHER CLASS GRADUATES FROM B.C. POLICE

TRAINING

CLASS NO. 12 graduated from the Police
Training School on December 15th last,
after three months of intensive instruction.

SCHOOL

Mrs. R. L. Maitland, charming wife of
British Columbia’s Attorney-General, pre-
sented the graduating officers with certifi-

GRADUATES OF CLASS NO. 12—B. C. POLICE TRAINING SCHOOL

Back row, left to right: Const. L. I. Olson, Bridge River; Const. D. G. Neff, Fernie; Const. Hugh
Lindsay, Penticton; Const. W. Tran, Bella Coola; Const. H. J. Parsley Duncan; Const. T. A.
Quigley, Nelson; Const. J. A. Roberts, New Denver. Front row: Const. A. G. Horne, Vancouver;
Const. G. A. Pelton, Grand Forks; Const. W. McVie, School Staff; Sub-Inspector C. K. Mackenzie,
in charge of the School; Const. H. Smyth, School Staff; Const. E. G. Sarsiat, Duncan; Const. W. G.

Gardiner, Prince Rupert and Const. D.

E. Chamberlain, North Vancouver.

The Hon. R. L. Maitland, K.C., B. C. Attorney-General, inspecting the class, shakes hands with

Const. T. A. Quigley of Nelson, B. C.

THIRTEENTH EDITION

cates of proficiency in a brief but colourful
ceremony in the school grounds.

At the conclusion of the presentation,
Mr. Maitland, who was accompanied by
Commissioner T. W. S. Parsons, expressed
his satisfaction at the work of Sub-Inspector
C. K. Mackenzie, who is a charge of the
school training programme.

Curriculum of the course covers a wide
variety of subjects, and the lecturers include
senior officials from many Government de-
partments, and specially qualified officials
of the Provincial and R.C.M. Police.

Besides a good deal of physical training
and drill, the men receive a thorough
grounding in administrative matters, first
aid, court procedure, inquests. Experts of
the force’s Criminal Investigation Branch
provide complete instruction in all phases
of investigational work, including portrait
parle, moulage (the art of making casts and
impressions), and subjects for scientific in-
struction include glass fractures, composi-
tion of metals, stains, forgeries, invisible
writing fluids and counterfeiting. Very
complete instruction is given in fingerprint-
ing, photography, ballistics and firearms,
and a good deal of time is taken up with
scientific and laboratory practices. The
field of public relations is also well covered.

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