Wednesday, 12th November,
1947
This morning the chaps went into blues while I went into Battle
They look more like Policemen now and the stiff collar makes them hold
their heads erect. It is a very smart
uniform the moreso from a distance.
We have had plenty of work of late as about seven cases involving
firearms have occurred and these have all to be translated into English and
submitted to H.Q. for close of court.
That is whether the case will be tried by Civil or Military Courts. Unless the accused is specifically charged
with carrying or purchasing a firearm…(cont’d
on next page)
…the case is usually heard before a civil court.
This evening I went to the Club Cinema to see “No Leave, No Love” with
Van Johnson and Pat Roe as the stars. It
was a comedy and I enjoyed it very well.
This afternoon I went to Beito with the Inspector & a Police Party
to investigate a case of Armed Robbery.
A cow & a calf had been stolen from a little boy who had been grazing
them on the mountain side.
The sunshine returned today but not enough to make us feel comfortable
in our uniforms.
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