body’s buried,” through the hood. give me time.” the only answer. A few days later there appeared the cuit announcement in General Orders: The following promotion to take effect. To be Staff-Sergeant at $1.50 per diem while employed as detective: Reg. No. 2856, Sergt. Nicholson, J. D., of G Division. In bringing justice upon a dangerous desperado, and ending a cause celebre Nicholson had at last effaced the stain from an otherwise spotless record, and regained those lost stripes. his mufiled voice came “TIL show you if you The thud of the trap was Copyright by Philip H. Godsell, F.R.G.S., 1942. —Photos copyright by Philip H. Godsell, F.R.G.S. Novae To protect the identity of innocent per: sons, the names “Mrs. Cook,” and “Mrs. Ham- merstein” are fictitious. ONLY ONE LEAD “CAN I come along, too?” asked the soldier, passing a pretty maid exercising the mistress’ dog. “Sure you could,” said the maid, “but Ive only brought one lead.”—Tasmanian Police Journal. EVERY time you lend your money with interest for a War Savings Certificate you buy two hand grenades for a Canadian soldier. You buy them so he can throw them! POPULAR GAME WARDEN JOINS B. C. POLICE TO THOSE who have not had the pleasure of making his acquaintance here is the latest addition to the B. C. Police marine section — Corporal (now Skipper) Roy Allan, late of the Provincial Game Depart- ment. No stranger to the force, Roy served y with the police in 1928-29 and transferred to the Provincial Game Department when the police Game Branch was reorganized as a separate department. Rated as one of the best game wardens in the service, he and his patrol boat PGD 2 transfer to the McLean's Boatyard and Marine Ways Painting SEAL COVE BOAT BUILDING Repairing Prince Rupert, British Columbia | police by arrangement between the ty | departments. >. Noted for his pride in its upkeep, Skippe er | Allan will continue in charge of the diesel equipped cruiser he has commanded for so many years. GEMS FROM IRELAND ; (The Constabulary Gazette, Belfast) “ARE you asleep, Pat?” “And phwat if Oi am asleep?” “Oi want to borrow foive dollars at you.” “Faith, an’ Oi am sound asleep.” Mere ALL ONE PRICE “HOW much for the fish (to an Irish fishers man with a string of trout). “One shilling each, sor.’ “But this small one—a shilling for in” “Begorra, it was as hard to catch as the others.”