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... Sworn in at Police Court 7-day. . Leicester's first policewoman. Miss. Sinclair Sloan, was sworn in at , ! Leicester City Police Court to-day. I The chairman (Mr. F. S. Brice) said Ihe thought the appointment wa-s a' wise one, as women were sometimes ...
... SHOULD WOMEN P.C.s TAKE RISKS? Woman Commandant Says Yes. Women police do not want to be put in cotton wool any more than men, Commandant Allen, head of the Women's Auxiliary Service Training College for Policewomen thus replied to an ...
... THE LEICESTER MERCURY SATURDAY JULY 20th 1929 HI NOTICES FACTORY FOR SALE- Storey with Auxiliary Buildings and Ample Office Accommodation about 3000ft all Heated by low pressure boiler lighted and ventilated Electric light power Property practically new ...
... Her Arms Round Him her him felt in said your out of watch hnin After the near Tower them of sovereign it Central Police Station him The women in last ever Riley before chairman no evidence TEACHER BURIED Second at Wyggeston For Years headmistress Church ...
... voters shivered as they entered to port candidates of women of their newly conferred high spirits pointment the formality of the pol the 1- booths the vote scarcely appearing to in occasion women voted before going to business For first hour two however ...
... STATEMENT TO POLICE SILKS Qee Nephews Special Sale Po ‘IS HE DEAD?’ Ive had to leave the Spring-cleaning ! TTHY become reconciled to state ill-healtb? Why through life with nervy devitalised system ? to Cassell Tablets thousands of men women now rejoice ...
... when they meet at the tenth' annual dinner of Queen Marrs Army - . -.—. . Auxiliary Corps Old Comrades Associal I tion next Saturday. Every year for ten years hundreds of women who served during the Great War have met in December, to revive old friendships ...
... ___LCTgCTr cntCTmwm. TOE STANDARD, , ngS^_gg_y ,M ' llinre * 7~ FATAL COLLISION AT BOSTON BOROUGH POLICE. ■■ M M J FRISKNEY. Vm MTInP raro\T —Befor* Dr. Soatk 0» tlw ci»tr\ I ,— N * Aid. E. Eichj.rd.oa. Mr. a W, Wood _^B Resumed on Young * ' I -t r. ...
... BOTH SEXES Must be Ready to Do their Duty. Women police do not want to be put in cotton wool any more than men, Commandant Aden, head of the Women's Auxiliary Service, the training college for policewomen, thus replied to .ta opinion expressed this ...
... to take part in helping women who served the Corps and who are difficulties owing to illness or unemployment. We have branches in most of the big towns, and there are clubs for ex-service women in all the Dominions. The Corps was recruited from all ...
... which women have been roughly handled. It is the sort of thing the police of both sexes havo to be ready for. There is always a risk to any police officer of either sex, but if we are policewomen we must be prepared to shoulder it. Women ...
... Wake. Members of the various Sisterhoods 'women's meetings in the district attended. AN address was given by Mrs. Stringer. of Greasboro'. Mrs. G. Baker, of Swinton, reed the roll call which showed that twenty women's meetings were represented. Following ...