... WOMEN POLICE. Commandant Mary Allen Air Tour. Commandant Mary S. A.leu. read Women's Auxiliary Server. lon CaV ...

... WOMEN POLICE. Two London Members for Egyptian Force. Two members of the Women’s Auxiliary Service, Miss Helen Hoskin and Mrs. K. Bailey,, are leaving for Egypt ishortly join the police force in Alexandria. They have been selected from other ...

... off all point duty police and allocated them extra patrols in the streets and at the boundaries of the Concession. The formation of an Auxiliary Emergency Corps—composed entirely of Brltona—was also announced. The duties of the Corps, which will not armed ...

... over 18. The Auxiliary Fire Service. 20-50. St. John Ambulance Brigade. 17-65. British Red Cross Society. 18-65. St. Andrew's Ambulance Corps. 16-65. Registration for other training nursing. 18-65. The Auxiliary Territorial Senice. 18-50. Royal Air Force ...

... EVACUATION OF WOMEN. It was decided at midday yesterday evacuate all European women and children, and the officer in charge of the Auxiliary Force of India (Territorials) made the round of camp to collect them all and bring them the railway station. ...

... admission of women to certain events at Bislev confined to past or present members of His Majesty's Forces. The events would be open to members of women's cofps, shown in the Army, Navy, and Air Force lists. The Council were of opinion thnt women members ...

... WOMEN /440 YARDS RELAY RACE (LINOTYPE CUP)—I. fcty and Sons (D. Keighley, E. Worth. E. Bonner. M. 2. Electric Printing Works (M. Wood. E. bore. C. T-.pper. Wright). 575. HALF-MILE WALK HANDICAP (GILCHRIST ROPHY)—I. D. Newton iscrA. Joweit and »wry; 2 ...

... were rushed to the spot and with them came many women auxiliary fire service workers anxious to gain experience large blaze Firemen crawling on surrounding buildings directed thousands of gallons of water on to the fire below, until the streets ran six ...

... i m mi Police Pilots To overcome this difficulty and save the convoys many miles of wasted travel, police pilots were used. Rendezvous outside Bridlington. York and Hull were arranged so that drivers of vehicles were met and directed without loss of time ...

... the number of women who engaged in war service in this country : Nursing services, 140,050; W.A.A.C.’s, W.R.E.N.S., and W.R.A.F.8., 100,466; munition workers, 1,000,000; Land Army. Government services. Mercantile Marine, Women Forage Corps. Motor Transport ...

... being drunk and disorderly. COLOURFUL DRESS FOR CORPS TROOPS. Return to Attractive Pre-War Habiliments. (By Our Military Correspondent.) The War Office lias now sanctioned a return to full dress the corps troops of the Arinv, leaving the infantry and cavalry ...

... Lieut.-Colonel Frank Brook, H.M. Inspector of Constabulary, inspecting members of the Auxiliary Fire Service and (right) boys of the Air Defence Cadet Corps at an inspection of Civil Defence units at Harrogate yesterday. ' SAFETY IN COAL FIELDS Secretary ...