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... ON. QUEEN’S EAT HE. MILE END ROAD, SOUTH SHIELDS. TWICE NIGHTLY MONDAY. AUnt 3»i>, AND WRRK. FPKCIAL KKOAGKMKNT VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENTS. SIX lAICK Frmnti »lly, F»r >kol ...
... and when war broke out in 1914 it ready immediately to send detachments to aid the first wounded. The importance of the work these detachments (the famous V.A.D.s, voluntary aid detachments) did in the war ...
... of money to cover the provision of prises. The Organ isat jun Committee had approved of the suggestion. Four hew voluntary aid detachments have been organised during the quarter. colonel McKenzie said that the reyruiting in the county had most satisfactory ...
... 1913 and 1914, in which 3.000 men are due for discharge wl'l the anxious time. It was further reported that of the Voluntary Aid Detachments raised seven were under the auspices the St. John Ambulance Association, and two under the British Bed Croee Society ...
... including Lady Esher, are awarded the Royal Red Cross Decoration for services in t organisation and train- ing of Voluntary Aid Detachments NO STATE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. Though no official announcement is yet practicable, it is practically certain (says ...
... 7th D.L.1., and shirts and socks the 4th D.L-I. for their recruits for active service, sent through the 12th Durham Voluntary Aid Detachment’s Depot They are desired to say shirts, socks, and blankets are still urgently needed the depot. (■lirist Church ...
... Office. The detachments, says one of the paragraphs describing the scheme, should be of two classes, consisting respectively of men and women, just as in the case of the relief detachments of the Japanese Red Cross Society and the voluntary aid companies ...
... club was to keep the interest the detachment during the winter. It was also proposed start signalling class. Mr. Claude B. Palmer (County Director Voluntary Aid Detachments), in address, stated that there were 31 detachments. with about 1 ...
... kind assistance with this object. ' Applications can he made to myself or to ' the Commandant of any North Riding Voluntary Aid Detachment—Yours D. F. KEENE. Major, County Director. Red Cross Office, Northallerton, 27th July. 1916. COPY OF LETTER. real ...
... Camberwell Division of thi British Red Cross Society. “We understand.” she said, “that the Press wanted to see how our voluntary aid detachments were trained, and were quite willing for them to do so. thought that that was what was going to happen. But we gave ...
... of assistance should made direct the Durham County Director for Voluntary Aid. Camhr.dge Hall, Newcastle-on-Tync. and without his definite instructions no existing Voluntary Aid Detachments should take action cither with respect the ...
... for the award of the gold braid distinction officers, soldiers, members of the Militate Nursing Services, members Voluntary Aid Detachments, and special probatloner* employed in military hospitals who are wounded 'by the enemy whilst serving in this country ...