... present time the mobilization of women for work of national importance is entirely in the hands of the Women's Army Auxiliary Cori*. The demands of the War O ffic e and particularly of the Royal Flying Corps upon the Corps have latterly ...

... WOMAN AT WAR. MR. G. H. ROBERTS GIVDS A LEAD. In Norwich the patriotio, girls who hare joined the W.A.A.C. (Women's Army Auxiliary Corps)—turn the initials into a word and say they are going to whack the enemy. They are sanguine and enthusiastic, ...

... Messrs. Chamberlins sent 16 articles instead of the seven asked for. Mr. Clarke, Police roort Missionary. .ptrigoner formed the acquaintanoe of an officer of the Royal Flying Corps and stayed with Him eta Norwich Hotel. Be passed ber off as hie wife. Mr. Clanghton ...

... attention, especially attar nightfall, cannot effect the improvement, but there are others who can—the military and naval police. These are well in evidence, and they have a entain amount of power. If they would exercise this is moving their men on when ...

... received a coramisition in the end is awaiting appointment as lieutenant in command of one of Auxiliary ships. IrifE TUTMBPIL #lqD THE TROOPS. On Wednesday at the Police Coast, George Miele:tor, horseman. of Cexitoe Colville, pleaded not guilty to impeding Welter ...

... was adjourned to the next sitting. WOMEN'S LIMITATIONS. Attleborough firm sought to retain a book. *keeper and accountant. C 3, l 6 years of age. single. Capt. Willoughby said undoubtedly tho Women's Auxiliary Corps was doing good work in providing clerks ...

... to 355., Men's Regiment and Royal Flying Corps. Jackets Ss. 114. to 145. 6d., Youths' Jackets 6s. 11d. to 12s. 6d., Men's Trou.siars 3s. 114 d. to Military Medal-No. 506 Sergeant Sydney Ashby. Royal Flying• Corps. ISs. 6d., Youths' Trousers 3s. lid. to ...