... WOMEN'S AUXILIARY SERVICE. An interesting note to future the Women’s Auxiliary T'ervice, until lately known the Women Police Service, contained in a report of work accomplished by this organisation during the ...

... WOMEN'S AUXILIARY SERVICE TO CONTINUE. Commandant Allen, the chief the omen's Auxiliary Service (late Women Police), informed representative of the press that, despite the recent curtailment of their activities Mr Shortt, there is no ...

... The women were going to fight. They were determined that this country should have women police. Whatever we do, we must keep a nucleus of the women police force, said Mrs. Wintringham, M.P. The experience of ...

... authorities to disband the women polka as an appalling disaster. Commandant Allen said that in many provincial towns the women police had been disbanded; the Women’s Auxiliary Service urged that there shoal,] be ...

... THE WOMEN POLICE. Many women magistrates attended the summer -seluMjl the National Union of Societies for Equal Citizenship at Oxford, when strong plea for the retention of the women police was made by Commandant Allen, of ihe ...

... disband the women police as an appalling disaster. Commandant Allen said that in several the provincial towns the women police employed had been trained by their organisation. many towns the women p&lice had been disbanded and the ...

... WOMEN POLICE. At a meeting held under the auspices of the Dulwich Womens' Clitizen Assooiatiorn at St. Barnahas Hell, Townley-road, sal absorbing address was delivered by Commandant Mery Allan, 0.8. E., of the Women's Auxiliary ...

... powers of the women police. The Rev. H. R. L. Sheppard said he thought it absolutely essential to the moral welfare of the streets that uniformed women police should work with full powers. He paid a warm tribute to the work of the Women's ...

... WOMEN POLICE MOVEMENT IN SCOTLAND . A espobt on the work accomplished during 1920 21 by the Women's Auxiliary Service ( late Women ' i Polite Service ) slates that one o [ the most striking signs of life in the movement is to be seen in the ...

... WOMEN POLICE. KENSUGTON AND THE PROTEST AGAINST DLSBANDMENT OF PATROLS. There appears to be determination on the part of • certain section to resist the (disbandment of the Metropolitan Women Patrols. and Kensington has exprrised its opinion on the matter ...

... WOMEN PATROLS IN PARKS. AUXILIARY SERVICE WORAINO AGAIN% The Women's Auxitiary Service (late Women Police) hae nut been disbanded, in spiie of the curtailment of its •ctivitkvi. Women are still being enrolled, ...

... Potter, convener of the Women Police and Patrol Committee of the N'ntional Council of Women; Miss Eleanor Rathbone, president of the National Union of Societies for Equal Citizenship; Miss Tancred, representing women's police and patrol work ...