... witness the pathetic expressions of the distracted parents , and the police had a difficult task in keeping the way clear for the operations of the rescue workers . Men ' and women , eager to find out if their children were involved in the calamity , ...

... devoted her energies. Police Chiefs. Among the police honours appears the namof of Chief Constable Alexander W. Christie. Airdrie, who receives the King’s Police Medal. Tie is a native Insch, Aberdeenshire, and served in Paisley police force before gioing ...

... on of military tattoos ; tho tenching in till secondary schools of ; m international auxiliary language ; and the appointment ol an inereufied number of women police , with full powcu ...

... tho King’s doctors acre on constant duty at Buckingham Palaeo In the war was in command of a unit of Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps she said nnd as for my work during the King’s illness well I just did my iob Hughes is an Irishwoman nnd wns educated ...

... and, incidentally, members of the Town Council, may walk there now with greater degree of safety. Salvation Army.— The local corps of the Salvation Army celebrated Christmas by very happy entertainment the Union Hall, at which Capt. Bird and Lieut. Allan ...

... local medal (am.) (December), F u m m,„ .91 . the matter, contented himself with saying, , motor litsboet, John Russell,Auxiliary course (November), Gad used' al would be very welcome to the county. afternoon bid • practice in the on lony TILT (handicap) ...

... to witness the pathetic expressions of the distracted parents, and the police had a difficult tack in keepingthe way clear for the operations of the rescue workers. Men and women, eager to find out if their children were involved the calamity, crushed ...

... Lord Dawson of Pcnn . Miss Hughes , during the tvar , served as a Commandant :-i Queen Mary ' s Army Auxiliary Corps . Italian Art Exhibition . Women visitors to the Italian Art Exhibition c .- . nnot hut remember afterwards • with gratitude how far they ...

... North African War the Scottish Cyclists' Corps and the 15th Mounted Infantry. Major Birrell Gray fi:-«t entered the Nigerian Service in 1907 and ho has had distinguished career. He acted on different occasions Police Magistrate, Crown Prosecutor, Municipal ...

... proper method and this Board could bo strengthened by the co-optionof practical industrialists and public-spirited men and women familiar with the needs of the country TOURIST INDUSTRY Development of the tourist industrypromises the most immediate and ...

... injuries arisiog out of motor accident near Baillieston, vie ;—To the Airdrie Town Mission, £100; Airdrie Parish', (lair-b (Women's (Mild), £100; Airdrie) Parish Church Sabbath School, £lOO. Mcsiest Psissms—At the recent eram.na-1 inn id the London College ...

... nasty hospital cases. Women Criminals. Scotland Yard has just pointed out that more and more women are taking up bagsnatching and the burgling of country mansions as a regular business, and are fast developing great proficiency. Police headquarters hold the ...