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... their new mode of life. Fortunately, no eases, are at present kgOwn of blinded sailors. The consists of members of voluntary aid detachments, under the supervision of a ' trained matron. Sufficient assistance for immediate requirements, both with regard ...
... Cubit , , wife of the Lord Lieutenant, the whole of the Surrey detachments took part in a held day and competitions at Denbies, Don St. Thirty-six women's and twelve men's voluntary aid detachments in Surrey have already been registered by the Wu Office, and ...
... war game arranged tor March 5 nest is cancelled. NATIONAL RESERVE. The Army Council has decided that members of Voluntary Aid Detachments should be alloAed to join the .NTational Reserve, and vice vet's/. tik.'W CRUISER CHATHAM. An Admiralty order was ...
... Tunbridge Wells; Mr. J. H. Campbell. M.P., at Cambridge. • British Red Cross Society, annual inspection of the Chelsea Voluntary Aid Detachments, St. Mark's College. Chelsea. 4.0. Devonshire Dairy Conference opens in Exeter. Association of Teachers of Domestic ...
... energy its success is mainly due, is to provide an efficient and uniform training for women desirous of joining voluntary aid detachments. The training is based on the system of the Royal Army Medical Corps, and the excellent work done by the corps during ...
... which be delivered before s crowded sudienos at Penrith last night at a meeting in furtherance of the fonnatioo of voluntary aid detachments under the British Red Society. Mr. Lowther, who wan loudly &erred, moved a resolution declaring that the Red Cross ...
... Association. Thanks to what that association had done the Red Creel had been able to organise a considerable number of Voluntary Aid Detachments, rind the War Office bad recently formed en Council, which was sitting at the War Office, and which contained re ...
... fall uts the members of the Women's Voluntary Aid Detachments. The efficiency with which women are capable of performing such work was demonstrated on Satutday, when the second annual inspection of the Chelsea detachments took place. . Two rest camps, in ...
... waiting, ready for any service, between 2000 and 3000 fully trained nurses. There are 60,000 women banded in the Voluntary Aid Detachments, who, combined with 20,000 members of the §t. John Ambulance Brigade, make a nursing and helping force of 80,000 ...
... for taking similar measures with regard to tuea serving at home. This agreement to include 'all -men in mobilied Voluntary Aid Detachments. ...
... BLOODLESS BATTLEFIELD. FIRST FIELD-DAY OF VOLUNTARY AID SOCIETY. The first demonstration of practical field work ; for members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments throughout the country was held at Wood-lane yesterday under the auspices of the ...
... Norfolk pre'muted the challenge cups which had been given by her to the winners in the competitions o p en to the Voluntary Aid Detachments of the Red LOSES MONTH'S SALARY THROUGH Cross Society. The winners were, in women's section, Sussex, 13 (Eastbourne); ...