John P. PENNEFATHER-EVANS (aka Tup) [1894-1977]
Barbara Anslow:
Pennefather-Evans was Commissioner of Police in Hong Kong at the time of the Japanese invasion.
Everything tagged: police
David Robert FYFFE [1914-1971]
David Robert Fyffe's daughter wrote the following notes on the Stanley Camp discussion board:
David was born on February 13, 1914 in Montreal. His parents were originally from Dundee, Scotland. They moved to Montreal for a number of years, but returned to Dundee when David was a youngster.
Edward Caston EATES (aka Ted) [1916-2012]
Guy Shirra forwarded Eates' obituary from the UK's Daily Telegraph:
Ted Eates, who has died aged 95, led Hong Kong’s police force at a time when the turmoil of the Cultural Revolution was spilling over from China. Read more ...
Walter Richardson SCOTT [1899-1943]
Wright-Nooth's book Prisoner of the turnip heads identifies Scott as the Deputy Commissioner of Police in 1941.
Reg W JENNER [1910-????]
Dob from John Black's list, which gives Jenner's occupation in 1941 as "Police".
Barbara Anslow notes that he had a band in camp:
In evening Peggy Barton & I went to dance at St. Stephens. There was a big Union Jack with V through it at the back of the stage, Reg Jenner's band, and Bill Hewitt as M.C. A lot of hot tea available. Radio there, we heard it for first time.
From diary entry for 21 Aug 1945.