... TLY TO WOMEN AND HOME GUARD DUTIES Sir James Gnlgg. Minister for War. in the House Commons to-day. said that he was aware that they were many useful services of non-coniDftt&nu character that women can render in connection with the Home Guard, and ar ...

... who should know better. Obviously police controls, or courtesy cops as they are sometimes called, cannot be everywhere, and I have a suggestion to make which I think would have an immediate effect. Why not enrol a corps of special motor constables, on ...

... 3 Women Get Raid Awards Remarkable examples of selfless devotion and endurance under appalling conditions during the height of air raids are cited in a list of civilian awards in last night’s London Gazette,” which includes the names of three women among ...

... SUN (By Leonard pOLAND has 10000 women front line inters-and Danzig National Socialists are preparing women's battalions for action behind the lines Here is Maureen O'Hara aureen Five hundred members of the Polish Women's Legion are camped the woods of ...

... cocktail bars, dog races, and idle young men and women who have no kind of part in the battle? Police cadet stole station rations It was the ambition Richard Jones (17). of Monkion Road. Jarrow. to join the police force. When he left school he went Durham County ...

... t. MEN AND WOMEN,' e Lord and Lady Lansdowne gone to Falmouth for a week's stay. The Mayor of Halifax, who has been ill for several weeks, has gon to Cannes. The King will hold a• prorogation Council : Bucking' • Palace March 7 • honestly believe in the ...

... Attitude of tke Police. In the Carlisle and Gretna district, fi, Hunter, the Government are providing tore galleries, and bowling greens to make drink houses more attractive —the very liiaj, magistrates had set their faces against in the p w (Hear, hear ...

... 5000 WOMEN CLERKS wanted for the Army. Women are trained free for Army clerical work good housing provided and good wages paid during training. FILL IN THIS FORM TO- DAY and post it to the address below. MORE Women Clerks are a vital necessity to the ...

... SHOPLIFTING FINES ON PRUDHOE WOMEN “These were premeditated thefts and you both deserve to go to prison.” said the chairman (Mr. A. Macdonaldi Newcastle Police Court to-day. to Daisy Hilda Ward ■ 451, of South Road. Prudhoc. and Nancy Watts (19i. of Milton ...

... introducing the deputation, said women welcomed the National Register, and she came to offer the services of thousands of women who waiting outside.lt was a crime for : men to be doing work which could be performed by women. MR LLOYD GEORGE S ADDRESS. Mr ...

... WOMEN WONKIER* AND WAR SONUUS. Mr. A. Shakespeare (Birmingham) mo►ed, That this congress enters its rinphatic protest against the delay which is taking place in the matter of obtaining the war bonus for women employed upon the railways nn the sante basis ...

... THURSDAY APRIL 21 1938 NEWCASTLE 27500 11 NORTH I NEWS I jj POLICE COURT TURNED INTO STORE AT SUNDERLAND Women for Trial on Shoplifting Charges ORE worth EIGHT BELLS WINS FLORETTE HAS VICTORIA PLATE At Newmarket Success Pontefract P EVANS AGAIN PONTEFRACT ...