Vajuro Dist.1 r "brua ry 19 7nt- FunctionsJ-r-{Vllitar,r aov­~ (Public sar.t )

(a) l aw an~ orde r is maintained on tho ~tly'ng atolls by the magistratp and nat ivepolicemen. The U.S. Naval Ai r Facili t y Labor Camp Pol i ce torce 1s under the immediatesupenislon of 1I111tary Gov~m.nt.

(b) Ho change f rom Dec..ber- Report No.1.

( e ) Tt'U~ holiday seaaon .-ndi.ng a few days atter thO! beginning ot the IDOTlth made itnecessary to arrest threA natives , including a Labor Caap policeman on U11ga Island .'l1le natives lIere charged with drunkenness and di s t ur bing the peace and we re placed inthe Naval Air Facility brig overnight to await th.,ir trial held at a session ot theUSlllllU S=r,r Provo.t Court. See paragraph (b) or 2. USNIIGU Courts ,

(d) Brig facilities or the NaYal Air FacUity are used on Uliga Island, Labor ea.p .'!'here are no Jails Or brigs Cln the other atolls . tliben the oceaefcn ar-taes natives -.ybe turned over to the magistrate or village police tor custody. No sajor erDe, havebeen comitted in the area since this unit has been in e 185101'1.

(e) No chang~ fra. Dec~ pr Report Mo. 1.

1 Karch 1 94 7f/, llJlJdidJ1!)

sdetfJ~8.Jtzro D1

et( 6. ) M.ai nt enance of" law and order. Law and order can t ined satisfac t orily on the out lyi ng a tol ls by n a t i v e m6g1s

u::a tt : ,., b~ cu....1n-e.1 n _

men . The U.S . Naval Air Faci l i ty "Lab or Camp police , like th 0 8 l!t O n dtt:0Jlr.~_l y i ng atolls have col lateral du t ies ae sani t ation police . Therl!t waee.ou~­mini~t~ of lawlessness i n this commnn d In Febr uary.( b )

(1) Constabulary or uo1ice , There are twenty-one ( 21 ) native ~e.1 1 c~en on the fiv e &tolle of the Majuro co~and. Three of this numbera re on duty at the • •A.F . Majuro Labor Camp and spend most of thei r timeaaa f e t Lng the labor CI'mlD detail . Four policemen wer-e formerly employedbut one wa~ ~u9pended for 8 ppriod of 90 d~y~ for engaging in a fight earlyin January . See Part II , Sec . A, paragraph 2 (b) of January report No .2.

(2) )11itary Government supervision of all policemen continues andcontacts were made with all policemen during the conth at which timemimeographed instructi'r.s on the duties of policemen (in Y.arahallese)were ~iven out . The field officer ~et with the policemen and outlinedtheir duties and explained how Military ~overnment expected t~em to carryout their dut ies . This was the fir~t formal ooliee instruction periodheld on the outlying atolls . In addition , the Sanitation Officer alsomet '.0. th the police and outlined a systematic sani te.tion policl ng of theislands and the or~anization of village cleanup days which had been pro ­gressing wi t h vary ing degrees of satisfaction on the different islands .

(c ) Of fenses - None .

1 March 1947 Majuro Dist.

(d) Jailsor brigs - The need for Jails or bri~s . other than on UligaIsland (location of N.A.F . Majuro), has not been f ound necessary. Ononly one occasion, in early January , has the R.A.F . brig been used toconfine natives and then only for overnight .

(el Fire pr-o t ec tdo n presents no probl,,"," on outlying atolls .department facilities are available at the N.A .F . Labor camp ,

Navy fireI!aj uro .

J. (ClVAD Functions) 1 April 19471 (Public Safety)

(a ) ~nd (b) r No change s ince Februarv re~ort .

Will ur-o Du t .

( c) Orr"nses l None were reported during the month but due t o thl'! t"'omnlete lackor shipping non" or th e atolls were visited during the month of Jlarch ~

(d) and (e) There we re no police or tire r'trobLms duri ng th e month .

~

~ ~ ( C iv . Ad. Func t i ons )1 (Public Sa f e t y )

1 Jul y 1947 Ma jur 0 Dt t .

(a) Y.a1 n t enanc e of law and or der :The pr oblem of l aw enfor c emen t c ontinues to be of a minor

na t ur e i n the ar e a . The t e mper ame nt of t h e peo ple I s s uch as t o notrun t o v iol enc e , and they have been we l l enough i ndoctrinated i nsub servlen~ e by the Japanese so as to f ollow regtiht l ons fair l ysa bl s I'ac t cr-L I y ,

month .montb ,

perper

50 . 00 p er month .

4 @ $20 . 005 @ 25 . 00

1 ~

(b ) Cons t abulary :( 1 ) Na t l v e - - Number , l o c s t on , rates of pay :

In compl i an c e with eoazer-t en a e I tr s erial 4 61 8 of 17March 1947 a Cons t abulary h as been es tab l i shed and t en men are now\rl mp l oyed at the bas e i n v ar i o us c a paciti e s . Four r e c ent r e crui ts ar enow r e c elvi n p, ins truc t i ons as ou t l ined in the basi c l e t ter . The others i x are filling bi l l ets comnena ur-at; e wi t h their pr ev iou s exper ience andthe needs of the base .

Recru i t sFa tro1l""...anFi r e Chief I'<

I n t erpre tar

(2 ) USNMG Supervis i on :A t raining p rogra~ under the superv i s i on of the ~ecutfve

Of f i c er i s i n oper ation . Individua l in s t r ucti on \mere .pos s i bl e is us ed .Ad di t ional r ecr u i t s will b e a dded from t i me to t ime within t he trainingf aci l iti e s av ai l able s o a s to ul t l~ately deve lop a s rrart eff ic i entor gani za t ion .

1 Jul y 1947 Ila j uro D1s t .-(c) Offens es - -N~er , t ype, and d~os 1 t1 0n .

J o j a1a- - Cr eati ng a disturbance- -to Labor Camp Court ..re.eu e --De s er t i on from LSt:- 382 - - SUIm1l. r y Provos t Cour t .

(d ) Jails or br 1gs :The onl y ja i l f ac 111 tles avai l ab l e with in -the area is the b a se

brig . To da t e i t has not been ne c e s s ary to us e thi s i ns tituti on f orna t i v e purpos es ex cep t r or one ni gh t co ol ing off per iod as men t i one dIn t h e Janunry r eport . Plans are under cons i der a tion for remode l i ngthe bas e f i r e hous e whi ch wi l l i nclude a s ec t i on f or a natl v~ br i g .

(e ) Fir e Pr otection :Base f ir e f 1ghting equipment 1nclud1n a pump t r uc k and a

cr a sh tru c k are ~Anned by the I n s ular Cons tabulary . Additi onal e qu lp­nen t such a s C02 ex t i ngui sher s and wa t er s t or age are l oc a t e d at various

s trat eg i c point s on the bas e . No f i r e s or fir e prob l ems hav e oo cur eda t the bas e or Qut ly ln a t olls durin th e quar ter . The f ire hazar di n thi s are a Is v er y no minal .

1 October 1947 ~ajuro Diet.

~Jbl l c Sar ety - Ca) Maintenance o~ 1•• and ord er - La. enfOTee~"nt 1n th~ Mar sha l lIalad. r ema i ns .a al.R~8 a minor pr obl em . Wi th the p08s ibl e exce ption o~ minor viol a t i onscrime is non....exi.t"nt. The pco ?l e 118 a whole a r e a pR s d ve gr ou p who r arely i t e ve rre.ort t o vl o1encft• . Thi s tenneraoent no doubt trace. back to thei r ~Jb8eryl"nt trai ni ncdu r i ng J a DB.nft ae tir.J'l8 .(b) Ins u lar ConatabullU'Y (1) Native - Nt.IIlbe r, l oca tion . r au,8 o~ ;-y. The tralni nc:lrogr~ !'or the inauhr eOl'Ultahlllalj" a CCf'l erated considerably during t he pe r i od of thisr-e por t and deftn! 'te or- og r- e •• i. be ln!; eade , 1 ~gel:r due to the exeellent.. 8upervi Bion o fSta~f Sg t . J . A. BRI OOES , USHC, who ee ec r -ted f or duty on 23 Aug . 1947. Eight t r ainee. werer ecru i ted in late July and tOll!" DOTe in Se pt• . Incltldin.;. t hree whoa. ?l'1ru ry duty 18 wit.ht.he f i r e ·ightin~ sftction a nd three mor e pa trol c e n serving at the La bo r Camp, . all s i % otwhich "'orn" d t he nuCI l'nlS for tM e8tabUsi'1n"nt 0'" thO! conatabllary; the t otal f or ce 11 now18 . It 18 h O'J" d t o rounrl out t~t "'igure to a t l enat ~ and it may be possible too do aoi n Oct. dur in the n"xt (and ~rst) field tri p t o Jaluit , ~on en d aoorUc•.Recrui t. 11 0 20 . 00 per ~onth Pire Chie~ & Interp . 1. ~.OO p8r mo.Rec ruit Se rgeant 1 2~.OO ?'! r month Patr01o'Jaen ( fire !" ight ) 2 0 25.oo?"r mo.Pa trolme n 1 0 2~.OO oer month

2 C) ,:>.00 DP' r ecnt .h(2) Ch'Ad Super.,iaion - The tra i ni ng wogram is tmdftr the .uper'l'1eion of' 'th e Ex. o~~ cer

and 11 car ried Olt by ~:-. l2l rine s gt • . Thus fir , t rdniflb has included a daily two-hourmili tar y drill a !'l.d 1llB1l'I1l'll 0'" &nil. ; actual eeer-ut ty ."tch and briC sentry watch atanding.,.cne inllt.r uction in CRr., and o~Tn t1on 0'" "ire extlnguhher. by the ?ire ka rehal1 (CBJf) ,in add i tion, ~e constabulary 1s used at mor ning and e"l'Ining ccf cr-e , and at other ceremo­nial oc eaa1c;m• • . The attaehrtd ;:lhot os (Ene. ~ thi. Sol CU On) wer e taken on Sept. 8th. duri~

A-1 1 October 1947 Ma juro Dht.

the Majuro-Arno ~l~ld n~et. The constabulary held a special drill 8S an added attr.c~lon

f or tn." large throngs !'ntBftnt. Th"y were loudly aeclaimed.Very little op.,or tunl t y existed ~o r additional individual IJ'8tructlon.a the

eonetabulary devoted tMlr '~l"ft tloe in r e nO'Ya ting thei r 11,,1", quarters and 1n buildln&:• nAtive brig . Tn" brig _111 be coopleted in anothe r ten day. and roady f or occupancy~ one prisoner now Incarcerntftd in tho NayY brig. ( aoe under(d» .

The l!U11Jlar constabulary 18 quartered in tho !'ire Da "jt. area near administrationIleadquart.ere. The arM. consiata of! the fi r e hoose , one qUal.et rOT eta-AlB of CO2 cylind­er. and Othl'tT ~lro :t'lr;hUng oq\.d.p~umt : O:1l!t living quonsot ~or the constabulary; and oneother quon• .,t di recUy bfthind. tho ~ire boue for tlvt firemen ftnd addl't.1onal constabularyr ecr ui t. ae they r o ?or t. !XteneiV8 r e pa ir. were nade to all the .tructure• • . The threequon.etA have been pRinted white . The looediate area has been thorollJ;hly ?ol1ced andeccn .i11 be one o~ the .ho,, ?lacea of' the bt...e .

The t r1ining ?rogr~ got in ~ull a~ing 10a8 than ~ month. BgO and already progre8'haa bee n made by leap. end bcunde , One fact.o r 111 the . 11 l1ngneu 0 ·" these pe opl e to learnand thei r keen intereet ahown in all phaee . o f the progr Bl!1. They en.joy drlll1l1& and training . I t la not an unusual ei ght to 86A vnnoua eeeber -a "lracti cil"lg the manual o! ann i nthei r livi n g quer-tor e , On thei r own initiative they bought cCl!l.])1ete dungaree u nH"ormafor temp orary dr·a8 purpose. . An excellent eaprit de corps exists . I t i. be l i eved thatin 8ix more tlontha of extenefve training the insular conatabular:r will aCl:lul r e confidenceand .elf- reliance and be well on their "ay towards ndcin1atering law enforc~ent and jUlt­ice and conducting t.1v'Jir OIfn judi cial C"i"aira - another long step along t he r oa d to aelf-

gO'Yt . ( c) Offen.es ,_ Hucber , type and dhpoeiUonltheN! were r our (4) ClUe8 during Ule TJarte r and all wer- e tried by Stal:lary PrO"l'o.t

Court _

A-1 1 October 1947 Ma juro Uiet.

PILLI.u~ - UrinAting on pu bli c road 1n broad daylight • . TOW - Drunk and disorderly.LIBEL - Speeding; :rectleu driving; daMage to g ovt• . vehte Ie , ftAJ(lLTON - Speedl~;

reckl ess driving• .Cd) Jan. or brigs;

An old DIlllae hut 18 bolinP, conve r-ted into 1\ bri g by members of the InaularConatabJ1s.ry lind shoul d be ready for occupancy by Oct• .10th• . At the pr e s en t. time theregulRT Navy brig 1a used for l~carc"rqt1on of nAtive prisoners and currently hold. onepThoMT de Hver-ed on Seat 17th f r an Ml'I1oelap to serve l!l sentence of three montha o~ hardlabor (aee Self-Govt Part I, S"ctlon c. Par 2 (b) ( ~) & (4) • . The Navy brig .a • •180 ueedror the conf'iner.l..nt of Li bel And HaMilton a•• r e 8u l t 01" eent.ence adjudged bv SummaryProvoat Court• . {eee par . 2 below)(e) J'ire Protecti on l !he Baa. f'1re t1ghti~ equip. cond.t. of one ;Ji oce of" aoparatu. ,a .pi r e truck drhftn by the native f'1re chief and manned by the inl!Allar con.tabulary• . C'02extinguishers And water storage are l ocated at ~any stratey,ic pointe f or u.e in comb.tinesmall rire. . Th~ .pire hazRrd in thia area ia nftgligible. During the quarte r there were, .mall fire. . The ~ire dept . re.~nded pr om pt l y in each caeo• . Wembftr. ~of the conatabu­lary wh wer e ~re a ent a.aiated and hAndled the fire tighting equip. quickly and capably• .Theae r"i rea ~re their t' i re t r eal teet and they r eadily demonstrated thei r abUity t oreact 1n ecergenciee• .

~.vA (Civ11 4dmlnietrallon Functions)1 !Publlc Saroty)

1 Jon 4P (Rop. 7) Majuro Di s t r i ct

(a) MB i nt enance of la. and order.No chan r8 s ince last re~rt. law enforcement as always i s a minor ~ro~lem .

(b) InFu}aT Con~ tabu] 8r~ .

(1) Native - Nu~ber, loeat 'on, r8te~ of nay.Continued urOFref r i s bel nr made in the traininr of the constAbulaTY . T}ree

.embers .~o re~rted In Se~temher were d roD~ed in Novem~er due to lack of a~Dlleat1on

and int er es t . However, In December followtop t he one and o~ly fiel d t rtu ~url nr t tequarter, e l phteen (]Q) r.e. embers were recruited, and an additIons} f our (t ) re~rtedvia canoe . The fOTce nnw nu bers t~l rtv-rour (34) , w} 'eh i ncludes two .~08e ~rlmA~

du t.v 18 .~tr tt-e f "re ti f t-t"nr flection. I n v iew of Us she of H e eons t e bul e rv , t t'>et~ree members servinr at t~e L,bor Carrp ~ ave been dro~red Crom t te r olls and are no_CArried i n the Na t i ve 'CCai r s De~8rtment under t he su~ervi 8i on of the Labor Camn Of f ­ieer . Tbe~r primary duty is t~e oolieinr and santtation of t~e labor ea~r .

Sargeant Kajor , Fire Chief and Inter~Teter

SergeantPotrolmen (rlro rl rrt lng)PrivatesRecruits

Total

- 1 ~ .50 . 00'1 " 25.002 If 25.00S , 20 .00

22 " 20.0034

(2) ClvAD Supervio lonThe tralnfnF profTam Is under t he suoeTT181on of t he Executive Offi eer 88 I n­

s pector of the Insular Conet abul ary , and is carried out by t~e marine eer , eant . There

A le f T! 1 ~dmlni~tr8tlon Funct 'ons)1 I'11bl1c Saraty) - 2

1 Jan 48 (Rap. 7) ltajuro District

WRS no ehanre In the tralntnr program durlnp the OU~Tter , except that classes In confer­sational Enp'Hsb were started . 11-888 are be'ld dAll~' bet....een 1800 and 1900, excent Sun­day, b-' t.be Serpeant Na.1or. As Boon as t.l-e- Leer-n enough Enrlhh they .11] ..bearbwatches at Ue telephone exc~8"re tn edd t Hon to their pr-esent, security natrols andbr-f t s ent.rv watehes .

The new native brlr .A~ co~leted 1n Octoher and weB put tnto rood UBe durtnp Nov­e~~er when tl-ere were three addtlonal eonflne~nt e&ees .

As 8 re~ult of tre Incre8~e in number~. one ~Te auon~et ~ul 1 d l nf was taken overfOT oeeu- ancy . It Is '" t~e constabulary area and for~erl~ .a~ used 8S a \ ouel nr etore­roo~. It 18 now belnr T~h8b111t8ted and oatnted white to co~rorr. .it~ t he patter~ ofthe ot~er bu11d1nrs u~ed ~ t~e constabulAry.

Witt t~e re~rt1nr of 22 new r.ember8, t~e 1 n ~ u lar ~nstabu18r~ ~as now reached itsdesired quota for t~e Majuro District . Tre ]8~re force is exc ellent train1n, t or t reol rer ~em~?~ wto were ~~omote~ on 1 J 'nuery lOLA 8S a Te~ult of t~e1r new ~t8tuS (l toS,tMAjor, 1 to 1st Syt . , 8~d P t~ eor~r81). _ppro~rlAte c~evron~ .'11 he -rocured fortheir unfforms. T~e total number in the force will never remain constant t o.ever . _8?stem of rotAtion 1p eonte~l pted .¥ere~ tre older me"ber~ can be returned to tre ~r

rome h18ndF for dutv with n~. eeeber-e rerortinr whenever possible ea U ei r reliefs .U~on eacr 8ucre~~ru1 c~~~let-on of 8 tour of trAi nin r at He8rloU8rter~ t he .em~ers ~ould

rotate .ith e4c l otrer for refTe~~er end adva nced tT81n1n r.The nreval11n~ e ~~rlt de eor~s ip rurt~e~ ev~deneed ~. the ISTre nu~be~8 recru{ted

in Deceeber-, To become 8 eeeber- of t t e i ns ula r c"net4bulary is eone s de red an eehf eveeent,b ~ membership therein caTT{ep certa in nrest t pe at home .

A (Civ il A d~in18tTst·on Functi ons )1 (PublIc Safet") - 3

1 Jo n LP (Rep . 7) Majuro Dbtr1 et

( e) OrrenF~~ - Number , t'~e and ~1 8po8 1t lon:

T~er~ were tt.t ten (10) CRp es durlnr t~e Quart er ~~d all were t ried by SummAryProvo~t Court -

2 - FeU:,' U ef t1 - Petty t~eft (accessory)1 - ~tte~nted tref t1 - A~p eult & Bett er::J - Leav l np atatlon without r el 4ef

2 - Fa41ure to r el ·eve w6te~

(d) J a t1s or brif8 -An old Da11 ~5 ~ut WSF co~lete1y r ehut l t into a nat~ve brir . It waA us ed fo r enn­

flnement C8~es occurr4nr during t~e ne r tod of t~'a re~ort .

( e) Fi r e Pr ot ect i on -The Ba~e f ire fi ~tinp equIpment c~n~ i 8 te of one fi re truck w~ icr i~ driven ~ the

native f~re c~ · ef and ~anned ~ t wo regular mem~ra 8n~ su~er ~u~erary memberF of t~e

eonstabulary . CO2 ext ' nrul Fters ~nd _~ter ~ tore8fe ar e located at ~nv ~tr8tegie

~lnt8 f or us e In ease of ~~ll fires . T~ e f i r e t a zard IE ne r l i r i bl e . There _88 onl'­one fi r e dur ~n ~ the Quarter . T~e bake ove~ 1n the ~ 8~ ery .8 ~ set ar~ re due to pooroperett on of the oven but W~ B nut out w1t r out an~ d1ffiMUlty h- t~e fire fi r~ t 1 n~

s ection of the con~t8bulary.

(Civ . H . Functions)(.l>ublic Safety)

. 3u September 1948 MAJuro u~ .. .

(a) Uaintenanc'} of Law anti or-der-s _

La.w enfor-ce...ent continues as always to be but a minor problem. During this quarterthere W"'ra oniv t'lre~ "!'l15 rle eanor-a ,

(bi Insular Constabulary.

(1) Native - N~ber, location, rat es of pay .

There are 40 embers in the Insular Constabulary which includes 10 new traineesr -ecr -u t ted durin~ field t rio emin, 3 Sept.e'eber-, In view of this increase J ac-re promotionsto PFC, cor-po r-ak and sergeant were made to round out the pLat.ccn organiozation .

Sgt . Kajor (Fire Chief & I nt . )1st Sergeant • •Ser-geant, • • • • •COrDarals •••• ••••• ••Privates First Class • • •Priva t es • • • • • • • ••Patrolman (fire f ighting) . •

1 • $55 .001 • $55 .001 • SSO.OO

10 II $25.0015 • $2?OO11 • $20.00

1 III . 19; hr •

(2) Civil Administration Supervision :

The training program. is under t.he s nrervislon or the E:xecutiTe Officer asInspector of th~ Insular Constabulary , and is carried out by T/Sgt J .S . BRJDGES ,USJIC , ...no was away on Leave during the period 19 May to 45 August . S/Sgt H.J . ~,USUC who filled in during his absence continued the high standards established forthe Constabularv ani is to be c nded tor a job well done .

A-I ~ September 1948 Majuro Dist .

Th~ daily traini .,g program is as follows t

07';0 ­0745 ­0800 -08.>0 - 093')09'0 - 10001000 - 1100

Insnection of the area and quartersTroop InsnectionWorning colorsClose Order DrillKaoual of resSchool - by T/Sgt BIlIDG:<S

~onrlay - Brig DutiesTuesday - GlRrti and SFmtry Duty1Jednesriay - Fire FightingThrusday - PatrolFriday - First Ai d and Self defenseSaturday - COI"Dun1catlons; ....eapons t court dut y

1100 - 1<00 1:nglish - by T/Sgt and Sgt Majo rl~ - 1300 Yolice of area

The es p\ r l t de corps , so evident s a....nee establishment of a constabulary force, iseven s t r onger than ever . They are fast beccedng experts in drill and are always arud. ousto do so. lla.ny exhibition drills wer-e held during the quarter both f or local eventsand f or inspection by outside visitors .

On 6 August 1948, the Insular ConstabulAry" was fnarec ted by Captain R.L. LUCKEL ,US C, 1farlne Barracks, NOB , Kwaja.l.ein . Repor-t, of insooction "'as r e c'!i v-rl by DerH1CQ'llserial 1303 of ...l Sept embe r 194B. Comments on r-eccnsrendata ons listed therein havebeen made and forwarded by my serial 478 of ?4 September 1948 to DeJiliCoa, With cOWto Warine Barracks , NOB, Xwajal"! in.

-1 so September 1948 Ilajuro Dis t .

(c) orrenses - No. , t ype and di spost.i on : -1 - drunk in movie area Community Court1 - failure to relieve watch Just i ce Court1 - se l l ing j ekaru Con::nunity Court

(d) J.11o and brigS! -The nat1Y" brig is situated in the ins ular cmstabulary area and cons ists or a

rebJl1t dallas hut with three cells , 8 ' x 6 ' X 6 1, closed in with chick'!!n wirq. One

comer of the hut is used by the brig war-den,

(8) Fire Protections -The base tire fighting equipment consists of one fire tuck man ned by one

regular flleMebe r and duty me-bers or the ccnstabulary. "" he tire hazard is ne gligible ,but one small electrical fire (on oe.2 July) in one or the enlisted huts . It '118.8

extinguished b.~ed1atel.y.

1 Jan 1949A !CjVil Administration Functions).1 Publ1 c Sa!ety)

(a) Maintenance or law and order: ­

Offenses this quarter continues to be but a minor problem. Duringthis period seven CRees were brought to court.

(b) Insular Constabulary.

(1) Native Number, location, rate of pay.

The strength or the Insular Constabulary is forty two (42) mem­bers which includes two recruited during the last field trip ending 14November 1948. Four members were aleo added to the rolle from the InsularConstabulary at Kwajalein as of 14 November 1948. Cutting or the Consta­bulery to meet with DdpHiCom Itr ser 1699 or 22 November 1948 is in effect

Sgt Major (interpreter) 1 •55.00let Sgt • • • • • • • • 1 35.00Sergeant. • • • • • • • 2 30.00Corporal. • • • • • • • 9 25.00Private First Class • • 18 22.00Private • • • • • · • • 10 20.00Patrolman (fireman) • • 1 .19¢ hr.

(2) CiVil Administration Supervision:

.A - 1 1 lan 1949 Ma.1uro

The traini~ Drnvram ie under the eUDe~ieinn o~the Public Safetyofficer Who relei~ed LT. Lussier of duties as Inspector of the InsularConetabulor y on 15 November 1948. YJlgt. S. Glogovaky, USMC on TAD fromKvaJalein releived TSgt. 1. A. Bridgee of hie dutiee concerning the train­ing of the Constabulary on 24 October 1948. TSgt Bridges ie highly com­mended on a Job very veIl done.

The daily training schedule is as follovs:

0800 ­0815 ­0830 ­0845-10001000-11001330-14301430-15301530 -

ColoreInspection ot area and quartersTroop InspectionClose Order Drill and Manual of AnnsSen 001 bY KSgt S. GlogovekyEngl1 sh by Y$gt S. Glogovsky and Sgt KaJ orSen 001 bY KSgt. GlogovokyGeneral Police of area

Monday - Brig DutyTuesday - Guard and Sentry DutyWednesday - Fire fighting and Court DutyThureday - Patrol Duty and Self DefenseFriday - Firet Aid andCommunications

( Telephone)• Saturday - Weapone (Xl. Carbines. and Pietol)

The eepri t de corpe bas been extremely high and i. increastt g at a

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pro~reeelTe rate &8 the Constabulary advances in its third year. The mendeserve high praise tor their remarkable t4 ent in drill ing, vhich hasbeen commended by all insoection parties and outside v18itors. Englishhae aleo improved greatly and understanding of the men is ~etting to be ofa lesser problem.

On 20 October 1946 inspection vas held by Captain LuckIe, USMC andon 15 December 1946 by CWO Johnson USMC, Marins Barracke, NOB, Kvalalein.Renort of these inspections were of high praise for the near excellentdrilling performance and military beari~ of the men and excellent policeof the area. Fire drill was executed in a rapid manner and was highlypraised. Report of the inspections has been forwarded to the Deputy HighCommission« •

(cl Offence - Number, type and disposition, -

Caae 11 - ALIlJJlOffense - stealing beerFinding - guiltySentence - 3 months confinement - to commence after regular

working honrs.

C. se 12 - BELLAROffense - 8teall~ beerFinding - guiltySentence - 3 monthft confinement - to commence atter re~ular

working hours.

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Case 13 . LAIIiAOffense • drunk and disorderlyYinding • guiltySentence • 3 months confinement and 150.00 fine.

Case #4 - TOIIRAKOffen.e - drunk and disorderlyFinding· guiltySentence - 15-da;,-. -e m finement tand 115.00 fine.

Case 15 - MURJELOffen... drunk and di scrd... lyYindiru< - ft\1iltysentence • 30 daye ccnfinement and $25.00 fine.

(d) Brig: -

There are two brig., both operated by the lneular Conetabul~y. Onei. in the Conetabulary area and the other in the Administration area andare both built up wi th chicken wire.

(e) Fire Protection: -

The baBe tire denartment consists of one fire truck with adequate

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number ot tire extingui.her. and tire tighting equipment to extinguishany tire haxardthat may occur. No tire ha. been r.ported to the depart­

'ment for thle quarter .