CITY POLICE.
——♦ ' PATROL COMMANDER'S PRAISE. "Never, in . all my life, have .I received more sincere, happy and efficient co-operation than I have from • the Chris tchurch i>olice; ihey are sill .very fine men, and have, right from the time we came hero, given and done everything we could ask for. They are all the same—from the Superintendent down to the cook. 1 cannpt speak in too high terms of them." This unsolicited tribute to tho City's Police Force. was made to a repre-r sentative of "The Press" ou tiat'urday afternoon by Commander "VV. B. "Woodson, officer in command of tlie Shore Patrol attached to the United States Navy. Regarding Thursday night's incident, the Commander appreciated greatlv the way tho newspapers had handled the affair, and said the situation was now perfectly clear as far as the sailors were concerned. H© had ordered the men back to their ships as a precaution against any further occurrenco wliiih might have arisen.
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18462, 17 August 1925, Page 14
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