... curtailed, and were of a negative character, apart from which the members of the local Voluntary Aid Detachment, were not given that consideration to which, as voluntary workers, Alley acts entitled. The General Purposes Committeo considered that strong ...

... issues beyond the limits , f voluntary part-time workers. The Director-General. however, wishes to direct attention to this subject, and the wide and valuable field it offers for national service. Members of Voluntary Aid Detachment% who are giving parttime ...

... General Hospital, Wandsworth, where a number of members of the Kensington Voluntary Aid Detachment have been found employment. that the executive of the Voluntary Aid Detachment, whose headquarters are at ...

... could hem do this by joining the ranks of the Voluntary Aid Organisation. Lieut.-Col. E. J. King also spoke. It bad been said of the Territorials that they did not appreciate the work of the Voluntary Aid Organisation. He could. however, maws them that ...

... public service, while the association was merely a teaching body, and was, in fact, a kind of university of first-aid. The Voluntary Aid organisation was a pert of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, and the members volnn• teered for service In time of war ...

... life beyond the grave than ' Arthur Norman. Mr. Norman was at one time senior section leader of the Acton Voluntary Aid (Red Cress) Detachment, the members of which have heard of his death with muck regret. ...

... the St. John Ambulance Brigade, in aid of divisional funds. From this amount. £7 were deducted for expenses. The diva slots is now a Voluntary Aid Detachment (No. 103), and the work of the members is entirely voluntary. The flag-day ...

... the borough since the outbreak of hostilities. In 1938 the first local women's detachment was formed; since then two other women's detachments and three men's detachments have been raised. and a steady flow of applications for enrolment is being received ...

... victory, and can save by many or by few. The announcement made in the last issue of the Gasette that the Acton Voluntary Aid Detachment, British Red Cross Society. is to he attached to the new military hospital at Percy Howie Schools, Isleworth, and ...

... and MN. Leopold de Rothschild), when the Voluntary Aid De tachments of the central and southern divisions of Middlesex were inspected by SUCK- General Jencken. The men's detachments repre:ented Owes voluntary aid organise. tiono engaged in ...

... Colonel P. Guise Moores. R.A.11.C.. on Saturday officially inspected the Golder's Green members of the Maddlesez Voluntary Aid Detachment in St. Michael's Hall. which hail been converted into a temporary hospital. Fionipoteed Boy Scout, submitted themselves ...

... the patronage of the Mayor and Mayoress of Ealing), at the Chiswick Empire, in aid of the tunds of the Ealing Philanthropic Institution, the Ealing Voluntary Aid Detachment (Middlesex 7), and the Ealing Division of the St. John Ambulance Brigade Field ...