... the Auxiliary Territorial Services and the Air Ministry, and 55,000 for a woman's land army. Women who are in the reserved occupations are prevented from joining the land army because it would take them out of industry and put them into ...

... the Auxiliary Territorial Services and the Air Ministry, and 55,000 for a woman's land army. Women who are in the reserved occupations are .prevented from joining the land army because it would take them out of industry and put them into ...

... Women's Land Army The East. West, and North Riding Committees of the Women's Land Army have been amalgamated. The chairman of the new Yorkshire committee will be Katharine Lady Graham, and she will have two vice-chairmen, Lady Bingley and Mrs Dunnington ...

... Williams. One measure must be the maintenance of a supplementary force of woman labour such as the Women's Land Army has provided. . ''The present strength of 9« 6 T en ' s Land Ar is but must do our best to maintain a larger force than this. The conference ...

... countries' where the Christian civilisation has put down her seal, the heart of every woman ought to revolt, madorne, against the barbarities committed in this land and against the foolishness of considering the. Cross, the symbol of Christians, a3 reward ...

... AN ALIEN ARMY. GERMAN GIPSIES ARRIVE. INTERCEPTED BV THE POLICE ENCAMPED AHLABY-ROAD. PROTEST BV ALDERMAN SYMONS. The German gipsies arrived outside the bounds of Hull soon after one o'clock to-day. But when they got the city boundary they were met with ...

... books of instruction in land work included in it. It is hoped aiso stcrt a Women Land Workers' magazine, and to connect it with a form correspondence bureau. A badge is also to be issued to every girl, who has worked the land army for two months. It is ...

... THE RUSSIAN ARMY. CGMINGTHROUGH THE REVOLUTION CRISIS. Great interest concentrated in the army (writes the Daily Telegraph correspondent/. The new* of the revolution occasionally rcached the front in confused form, and hera and there caused disturbance ...

... A WOMAN'S OUTLOOK. (By PORTIA.) A WOMAN'S PROBLEM. THE PARASITE CLASS. WHAT IS EXTRAVAGANCE? THE LAND WORKER. THE WOMAN OF THE AIR. NO CANDY SOCIETIES. We are told that must save'and economise order to bring the war victory. We are also told that ...

... REGINALD DORMANSMITH, the Minister for Agriculture, finds that the women of the land army are not popular, especially on what are known as family farms/ The matter is one to be regretted, for in wartime we cannot afford to permit ourselves any prejudices ...

... MONTGOMERY WITH HIS ARMY IN FRANCE Look Out Rommel/ Say Tommies GERMANS SURRENDERED TO GLIDER TROOPS /jVER these sands a short time ahead of me a duk had climbed. was just one more of hundreds, but it was different in that it carried General Montgomery ...

... A WOMAN’S OUTLOOK. Man - i bmii (By PORTIA.) WOMEN ARMY VOLUNTEERS. CLUBS FOR MEN AND WOMEN. OMISSION IN PROVISION. BACK TO THE LAND. HOUSING OF THE DISCHARGED SOLDIER. TRAINING OF DISABLED MEN. FILLING UP THE SUGAR FORMS. A cad is now made for volunteers ...