Women as postmen in Sheffield - postwomen leaving the sorting office with the afternoon delivery of letters, yesterday.

Sergeant G. Hill, Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) (on the left) and Sergeant W. E. Crookes, 1st King�s Royal Rifles

Christmas will be spent as joyously as possible by the wounded in the hospitals. Here the first distribution of Christmas gifts to patients in the Third Northern Base Hospital, Sheffield, is taking place.

Some of the women to whom a tribute was paid by the Minister of Munitions in his speech, at Glasgow, on Christmas Day morning. They are munition workers at Messrs. Vickers Ltd.

A fine elephant, which has been 'recruited' for Sheffield. He draws heavy loads of castings and munitions through the streets of the city

Another council school as a military hospital. Christmas with the wounded in the Greystones military hospital, which, until recently, was the Greystones Council School. The men here are enjoying Christmas fare.

Staff-Sergeant-Major E. Morris, Army Service Corps, of Starbrook Farm, Beighton, awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM).

The sketch which Mr J. H. Dowd drew for the Hallamshires' Christmas card. He did it on the invitation of Colonel Branson, and refused to accept payment for the work.

Mr Herbert H. Sollitt, formerly a Sheffield postman, living at 13 Ronald Road, Darnall, who has been granted the Imperial Service Medal for long and meritorious service

Our picture shows the march to camp of the 3rd/4th York and Lancaster Regiment (Hallamshires) yesterday.