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... uniforms. These women are two of 30 who have been selected as drivers for the Metropolitan police to take the place of police drivers who have been called up for military service. The women will form the nucleus of the Women’s ...
... afternoon, said the war-time restriction on the liberty to resign of part-time special constables and members of the women’s auxiliary police corps will come to an end on 1 July. ...
... members of the police force, application be made to the Home Office to increase the Women’s Auxiliary Police Corps from 100 to 200. Special representations are also to be made to the Home Office for, and provision of a further 150 ...
... names. It was stated that after the woman had advertised that she would give advice to callers, two members of the Women’s Auxiliary Police Corps visited her and she read their hands. One woman was told there was good news coming from over the water, and the ...
... NEEDS 100 WOMEN POUCE IT was revealed at to-day’s meeting: of Warwickshire Standing Joint Committee that application has been made to the Home Secretary for approval to the establishment of 100 whole-time members of the Women’s Auxiliary Police ...
... appointed Vicar of Nuneaton. V central committee of the Women's Auxiliary Police Corps has been sanctioned make representations the Home ■•ecreUry matters relating the welfare and efficiency of the corps. The central committee will consist ...
... and members the Police War Reserve, and to members of the Women’s Auxiliary Police Corps. Full-time observers the Royal Observer Covps are to receive Service pay varying from Is. to 7s. a.week for men. and from 6d. to ss. for ...
... importance. .. « REAL BRUMMY. Birmingham. ances are being made to Special Constables, part-time members of the Women’s Auxiliary Police Corps and the Police Messenger Service and that the new allowances are in line with those of the Civil ...
... the police authorities and the central government alike.” “ We should never go back to the days when the time and energies of trained policemen were employed exclusively upon the clerical and other duties which the members of the Women's auxiliary Police ...
... h. Just moderate fresh north-westeny was how Mr. Kelley, Edgbaston Observatory, described it. A member of the Women’s Auxiliary Police Corps Bilston for the past three years. Miss Kathleen Naylor, eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. E. W. E. Naylor, of W ...
... establishments or munition factories 410 appointments of women for whole-time police duties had been made and 542 appointments as whole-time unattested members of the Women’s Auxiliary Police Corps had been ...
... CESTERSHIRE’S first woman police inspector Miss Margaret M Jones promoted from the rank of sergeant served for two years during the war with the RAMC attached to the Royal Corps of Signals She joined the Women’s Auxiliary Police ...