... Auxiliary Corps. Tho number women placed on the land up tlje end June was 5.243, and with regard to the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, 1,997 clerks and 1,200 domestic workers have been, called up the War Office the end June ...

... The Women's Part In September, 1939, the Women's Auxiliary Services were 21.000 strong, but. by June 1945. additional 619.000 women had entered the Services, so that total of 640.000 served in the war. The A.T.S. had 307,000 of these, the W.A.A.F.S. 219 ...

... over 18. The Auxiliary Fire Service. 20-50. St. John Ambulance Brigade. 17-65. British Red Cross Society. 18-65. St. Andrew's Ambulance Corps. 16-65. Registration for other training nursing. 18-65. The Auxiliary Territorial Senice. 18-50. Royal Air Force ...

... ROYAL TANK CORPS. Cap.. C. M. Green, M.C. restored to establishment. WELSH SHOP GIRL MYSTERY. APPEAL TO HOME SECRETARY. The Blackwood (Monmouthshire) Trades and Labour Council decided last night to write to tho Home Secretary asking whether he could see ...

... the Bradford Watch Committee yesterday, it was decided form sub-committee to decide whother more police women should engaged to take the place of police called Into the Forces. Halifax Chamber of Commerce yesterday decided to support the protest the Plymouth ...

... SERVICE CORPS. Temp. Capti. to actio* Majors:—C. F. R. V. S. Stanley. Temp. Lt. H. W. to be acting capt. HOB. Lt. A. D. Speiis, late temp. It.. A.S.C.. to temp. It. bt. J. A. Shelvertoo, late It.. lad. Army Res. be temp. lt. WOMEN'S ARMY AUXILIARY CORPS ...

... services In the Royal Engineers, the R.A.S.C., the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, the Home Defence battalions and the Auxiliary Military Pioneer Corps. I think of the million men and women enrolled for Civil Defence, of the householders who have unselfishly ...

... that an application for affiliation tho Central Association Volunteer Training Corps ha.-* been accepted. crowded meeting Thirsk it wa* decided that Volunteer Training Corps formed. Mr. S. Kirby, tho chief instigator movement, stating thut thought the ...

... The Women's Services IF the level of voluntary recruiting for the Women's Auxiliary Services since conscription for women was intio dueed is any guide, the Government's new appeal for volunteers should meet with a good response. In the period since the ...

... members of tho Royal Flying Corps, who left Larkhill, near Salisbury, in his just before noon, with the intention of flying barnoorough, and theu to Oxford. As, a late hour the afternoon, had not reached Farnborough, the police the district were notified ...

... serve in the districts where they live. The War Office last night requested applicants irot to ring up police stations but apply, personally. . Police stations throughout the country hnve been inundated with applications; In some cases the menfolk of whole ...

... EVACUATION OF WOMEN. It was decided at midday yesterday evacuate all European women and children, and the officer in charge of the Auxiliary Force of India (Territorials) made the round of camp to collect them all and bring them the railway station. ...