Force Orders 1943_25
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daCc4 Ifk.44.
To BE CIE$CULRTEDTO DLVIkIOW$..
NIMBER25.
T'fi STATION.. FFICES. {_,?:.,_ ',_6th 5eptember,1943.
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DETECTIONOF iiiOl - 2NFORtdATIONCIRCULARS.
The attentionoP a11 ranksie drawnto GeneralOrder No. 47 of
1935 , whichdealewith the circulationof Crimaby Dai1yInformation.
I have observadthat althoughthereis no deqreaeein Crime,
therehas been considerabledecreaee the numbarof messages
receivodYrom Divieionsfor circulation.
Specialattentionwi11 ba paid to paragraph6 of the Ganeral.
Order which outlinesthe time £or eendingmessages between2 pm and 3-30 pm
each day and aleo to paragraph7 as to tha pr parationof messages before
telephoning,particularlyae to whethera Warrant is in forca or not.
Attentionis againcalledto paragraph9 of the Order (eeemy '
10 am Conferenceof 5uperintendent.Minute367 oP 3rd March, 1943.)-
Deecripti.ono£ persone'in cuetodyfor crimeshould immediatelyba passed
to C.I.D.Headquar.terefor circulationae it is possible that their
apprahensionie beingsoughtelaewhere.
In additionto cancellationo£ messages sent to C.I.D.Headquarters,
Superintendentswi11 be responsiblefor cancellingany messages
they themselveshava telephonedto otherFordes for circulation.
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ChiefConetableof Cheehire.
Note.
The footnotaon G.O. 19 of 1943 ehouldread -"The last GeneralO de
circulatedto a11 rankswaa No. 3V42.
GeneralO.r.dersNoe. 20, 22 and 24 of 1943were circulatedto Divisional
Headquarterson1y.
GeneralOrdersNo.e 21 and 23 of 1943were circulatadto Divisionaland
statiotiOfficeeon1y.