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... balloon barrage or the Observer Corps, not to speak of the almost unlimited number of volunteers that we still require in such forms as auxiliary firemen, police, nursing and first aid.” Lord Chatfield went on to say that the women of England could once more ...
... immoral conduct brought against members of the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps. The Commission, consisting of well-known ladies, were given every opportunity of examining all aspects of the life and work of the corps at the front, and their unanimous conclusion ...
... s.] WOMEN’S COLLEGES AND THE WAR TO TQE EDITOR. s —M iII you allow correct error in the of the meeting the Advisory J omaunJ on Mar Employment, held in Wednesday. Nov. 28th. ronne.s-the promotion recruiting the Uauien’- \i-my Auxiliary' Corps' 1 report'd ...
... as nursing auxiliaries. After that they had to maintain their training just as the Red Cross had always done in their 12 practices a year, six with the detachment and six in the hospital or with the district nurse. Conditions in auxiliaries are our conditions ...
... who are want for this work. Then there are the clal• ,1, the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps-' known as the Waacs—the Women’s Naval Service the Wrens and '* official recruiting has commenced 1 Women’s Royal Air Force, to be familiarly as the ...
... trim is a soldier with some 10,000 others stationed in Yorkshire, and opposite their lines are the lines of the Women Army Auxiliary Corps, ask. conic secs that the type life between the two lines it appalling. This was one ths passages in 'otter which ...
... from among its members. The corps has a long and honourable tradition tor service and efficiency. A tradition the War Office has recognised by giving it priority over all Women’s Service 'organisations. Raised in 1907, the Corps served continuously France ...
... a private, receiving a commission in the R.G.A. last year. WOMEN’S AUXILIARY CORPS- Clerical Workers Wanted for Service in France. The Director-General National Service anflounces that women clencal workers, general clerks, typists and shorthand writers ...
... appealed also for a further for the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps—clerks, typists, cookfij waitresses, women of all sorts. He begged mistresses large households to - make it easy for their maids join. He wanted also young women from middle ...
... WAR BONDS. come# THE BRITISH ARMY URGENTLY REQUIRES 5000 WOMEN CLERKS YOU WILL BE TRAINED FREE AND PAID DURING TRAINING AND YOU ENROL FOR THE DURATION OF THE WAR IN QUEEN MARY’S ARMY AUXILIARY CORPS FILL IN THIS FORM AND SEND IT TO THE MINISTRY OF LABOUR ...
... the Air Force being members of the Cambridge Squadron of the Air Defence Cadet Corps. Behind were members of the Cambridge Borough Police Force, members of the Auxiliary Fire Services, Addenbrooke’s nurses in their white uniform. Girl Guides, and St ...
... this treaty the ground that it secret, and has been improperly disclosed. change of name of the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps to Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps was foreshadowed when her Majesty became Commandant-in-Chief, and i- is. I ...