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September 13, 1940.

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WOMEN STARTED

THE work of the women

police began during the

Inst war when women of fered their services voluntari- ly to the local authorities to patrol camp in large cities where troops trated for training.

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In 1810 these women, because

of their valuable contribution,

were asked to continue their work and many chief constabica

nsked

for these to be efficiently trained.

London, Bristol and Liverpool established the first tralabk #chools for women police

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when the and

economy

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POLICE

IN WAR

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schools and places. of detention,

etc., the attendance of women and children 1 court. plain clothes duty and detective work

SD Leonard Dunning (one time Chief Constable u1

Liverpool) said in especially with regard to two evil, Juvenile erline and

that the prostitution,

preventive work of the police can be done by women"

PROGRESS MIAN also been de layed because of the diffeulty in securing the right type of woman Because of the peculiar type of work they are called upon to đo outstanding strength of character is essentini

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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., August Netherlands East Indies are probably in a much stronger position for self-defence from foreign attack and invasion than is generally thought, according to a survey recently completed by the Institute of Pacifie Relations.

While official figures on the strength of the Indies de- fences have been veiled in secrecy since 1933, unofficial sources place the strength of her naval defences at one bat- tleship, three cruisers, eight destroyers, 18 submarines and 42 torpedo boats.

Naval authorities have long re- garded the submarine as the best means of naval defence for small countries which cannot indulge in

·large navies and the number which the Netherlands Indies are now known to

would possess doubtedly play an important role not only against any naval attack on the islands but especially against transports trying to land military expeditions.

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As the islands have only a limited number of ports at which. auch debarkations could take place, the potential striking power of the Indies submarine feet is greater than' might otherwise be the case,

· An unusual feature of the In- dies destroyers and minelayers, is that they are, equipped to carry

"Planes"

A plentiful supply of aviation fuel has been assured by the con- struction of two high-octane avia- tion gasoline plants.

The Netherlands Indies arc well equipped from the standpoint of aerini defence and for the bombing of attacking ships. The airforce includes Martin bombers, Koolhovena, Fokkers, and German Dorniers. Several excellent mill- tary bases and numerous secret airfields have been built in the Jungles of the archipelago. Ground defence crews are equipped with Vickers anti-aircraft guns.

cently been

While during the early years' of the Netherlands East Indies' effort to bulid up her defences, a large part of her airplanes were pur- chased in European, dentres, the Indies Government has more re- making increased purchases from, the United States. Iri 1038; out of a total of 104 plants imported Into the Indles, 60 came from the United States......

· The Volkærand. (People's Coun- cil) recently voted to purchaso

an additional 256 bombing planes. Prior to the invasion of the mother country, the Netherlands. Indica army numbered 50,000. Since then, steady recruiting hos been under way..

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This work IN nut without its amusing side and probably the children of the elles supply the Fl if you can keep your hu

uppermost. During school holidays, much time hos to he here you ser spent on park patrols famtures A for the day--musily. child of 12 years in charge of at they all like their fu

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WHEN in charge o it was you pride to know every- one there and it was amazing the ronfidences one received.

Bernoon mother would stand at the street corner and put out all

family troubles

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father would take a inte stroll and he would tell you his neither knew that had been

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way being able to talk things over quietly with an utsider who understood stved many w disaster

EAST INDIES ARE READY

The Netherlands Indies in the past counted largely on the mother country for defence. But in re- cent years the Indies have followed a policy of being largely self-de- pendent, and complete organisa- tion has been effected to that end.

the

Measures tuken include creation of a Stute Mobilisation Council; à Department of Econo- mic Affairs which will regulate shipping in case of war and insure the safety of certain harbours for both, warships and the country's commercial vessels; the installa tion of coastal look-out posts with two-way radio apparatus; and an elaborate system for contacting merchant ships at sea should hostl- lilles break out.

Measures have also been taken for the laying of mines, the use of torpedoes, the convoying of mer- chant ships and gas protection,

Measures for the mobilisation of the country's economic resources and the resultant transformation in the country's economy, havo put the Netherlands Indios In a position to put up a slout defence neslist, any Invader..

Elbrary: Supreme Courf

VADITY

By Walt Disnev

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WALT DISNEY

FAMOUS BRITISH

REGIMENTS

!............. ROYAL INNISKILLING FUSILIERS ******

No regiment has a richer heritage of tradition than the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. Stubborn in defence, forth. right in attack, never flinch- ing before the hardship of a campaign, its record is typical of the British Army,

The Inniskillings Arst appeared In the successful defence of the town of Enniskillen, when the loyal settlers in that town and district of the North of Ireland with- stood

1088 In the year a siege against the native clans, and finally in 1888 closed the gates of the city against the troops of James II and declared for King Willam.

Some wonderful feats of endur- unce are un record from these early days. Once the Inniskilling forces marched forty miles in two days before meeting their enemy, and then defeated them. On another occasion they had marched twenty- one miles Immediately before going into battle, and, fighting on empty stomachs, won what Macaulay has described na "the most remarkable victory of irregulars over regular troops over recorded."

The first great engagement in which the Iriniskillings fought as regular regiment was in the Battle of the Boyne in July, 1690, when King Willlain appointed them as thin guards for that day.

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now Atr something of you And he was weil content with what he saw.

The Inniskillings next went to Flanders, and were present at the Juking of Namur in 1895, which was one of the striking successes of the campaign

In 1756 the regiment went to North

to America

begin those the operations which resulted in

The regiment Conquest of Canada was present at the fall of Montreal in 1760.

They theti ་་་, service against the French and Spanish settlers of the West Indies Martinique and Grenada were quickly seized, MA wasil well

Havana, which was later ex- longed for the pro- vince of Florida.

1 War of

picturesque Incident occurred, A regiment of the French Grenadiers confronted the Inniskilling Fun- llers,and a French officer advanced In front of the line and challenged any one of the Inniskillings single combat.

His challenge was tunediately accepted by Captain Waldron, who sprang eagerly to meet him, and after a few rapid passes laid the Frenchmon dend at his feet. Ex- elted by the victory of their chon- pton,

the Inniskillings dashed for- ward with the bayonet, and the enemy was forced to retreat.

The regiment was present at the Bottle of Waterloo, and never was its power of endurance more severely restedt.

Throughout the day they endur- cd a pitiless cannonude from the French batteries, and were exposed 10 incessant charges of French In an ever- cavalry, standing diminishing square. Finally, when the battle was won, two-thirds of the Inniskillings lay dend or wounded on the ground, their Jor being the heaviest of any British regiment on the field. Speaking of the Inniskillings, the Duke of Wellington Bak:-That is the re- giment which saved the centre of iny line at Waterloo."

In 1835, 1846 and 1847 they were British engaged in protecting colonists against the Kaffies and Boers,

and in 1857 took part in quelling the Indian Mutiny. The regiment was not again employed on active service until the year 1897, when they took part in the Firuh compalan on the Indian frontier

were

at

At the outbreak of the Boer War, the regiment formed part the Irish Brigade of General Buller's Army, and in December 1890 took purt in the battle of Colenso,

In the operations that ensued the Inniskillings

engaged Venter's Spruit, Spion Kop and Vaalkranz, but it was at the as- noult of Railway Hill (afterwards known

Inniskilling Hill But the regiment had its proudest, must costly, experi-

FINE

BATTLE

RECORD

the Inniskillings Independence were actively engaged, and, not- withstanding the issue of the con- test, had no cause to feel dissatis- fed with the manner in which they had carried out their duties.

They were next engaged under the Duke of York in Holland, from 1794 to 1795, and in the following year they proceeded, under Sir Ralph Abercromby, to oust the French from the island of St. Lucia, in the West indies.

The conduct of the Royal Innly~ killing Fusiliers stood out in the

which followed operations landing of the British on the island to such an extent that when Morne

the

Fortune, the stronghold of the French, capitulated, its garrison of 2,000 men was ordered to lay down Its arms to the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, and the King's Colour of that regiment was displayed for one hour on the captured fortress to mark whose was the lion's share of the victory,

In 1700 the regiment was, again In Holland, and at Callansterg and Bergen their soldierlike conduct eamed the thanks of their General on the field of battle.

In 1801, the regiment again won distinction under Abercromby in Egypt, when Napoleon's Army of the East was forced to capitulate and abandon that country.

Five years later the Inniskillings were engaged in preserving Sleily from Murat.

During the Peninsular War, when Wellington forced the French back troin Spain over the Pyrenees, the Inniskillings earned their full meed of glory.

They fought at Badajoz, Sala- manca, Victoria, in the passes of the Pyrenees, and at Nivello, Orthes and Toulouse.

They also took part in a seriousi engagement at Castalia, where a

men

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With the Innisk!!)- ings leading. the brigade advanced to the uttack with thousands of prac tized Boer marks-

Without awaiting them.

a moment's hesitation the Innis- killings dashed up the slope, and before the survivors sloggered back they had lost their colonel and half the battalion under the pitiless fre. Checked, but not defeated, the gallant Irishmen stuck to their position in front of the Boers, And no effort could drive them away. Thus they held the Boers while Str Redvers Buller swung round his army, and they had their revenge when the Pieters Hills defences

the went down before

British attack, and the way to Ladysmith. at last lay open.

When the regiment marched through the streets of Ladysmith, there were only five officers and forty per cent of the men left.

In the Great War of 1914-18 the pro. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers duced thirteen service battalions, which was a wonderful achieve- ment as the men were acarly all volunteers.

They took part in fighting in France, Flanders, Gallipoli, Saloni- ca, Palestine, and the following is the

the Anal record of

battle honours won by the regiment in the World War:

tleres.

Le Cateau: Retreat from Mons: Marne, 1914: Alane, 1014;. Armen-

· 1914: Festubert, 1915: Somme, 1010-18: Albert, 1916: Gillemont: Ginchy: Arras, 1917: Scarpo, 1917: Messines, 1917-18;.' Ypres, 1917-18: Pilckem: Lango- marck, 1917; Cambrol, 1017-18: St. Quentin: Rosleres: Hindenburg Line! Beaurevoir: Courtrai: Selle: Sambre: Kosturino:

Struma

Krithia: Helles: Landing at Helles: Suvia: Landing at Suvla: Scimi tar Hill: Gaza: Jerusalem, 1917-18.

In June of 1930, the Duke of Gloucester, Colonel of the Regi-, ment,, presented the Inniskilling Fusillors with new colours on their -250th anniversary,v

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