Depot in Gordon Road, where besides his work with the regular police Yeeruits he was given the impaytant task of training the police "Specials; who were then more or less in the formative stage, Mr. Young was the to train the Specials n the Settlement, Promotion to the higher ranks followed in due course, Thus Mr. Young} became chief inspector in 1923, assist fant commissioner in 1927 and Deputy Commissioner on, 1034. He assumed charge of the Crime Branch in the spring of 1935, in succession to Maj. K. M. Bourne, now Commissioner of Police, He was in charge of the; entire, force between August 23. and September 17, this year, during the absence of Maj, Bourne' on summer holiday.
Mr. Young was first commended by his is highly commended in for exceptionally good the internal trouble! recurred in the International Settlement that month. Another high commendation was conferred by the Commissioner in January, 1927, for "prompt and energetic action"' that prevented what might have been a very serious siot_on the evening. of Emmanuel III. A presentation will Ibe made to him by the members of the Police Recreation Club at a gathering in the S.M.P. Club, Foochow Toad on September 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Young intend to remain' in Shanghai unfit next spring when they will return to Europe: They have three sons at Home, one cing. a physician, one a film director ind the third at school.
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