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... «RHY AUXILIARY CORPS for work with the Forces at Home ami Abroad. THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS REQUIRES IMMEDIATELY 500 SAIL MAKERS to make and repair Aeroplane ings—Good Needlewomen who can also use the sewing Machine. ISO STORE KEEPERS (Class ■), women or ...
... --..-G t r R,. 5,000 WOMEN \.4,,W.A.A.C. EVERY WEEK FOR THE er WOMEN'S ARMY AUXILIARY CORPS for work a ith the Forces at. Home and Abroad. THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS EZQUIZZIi 1111112DIATELT 500 SAIL MAKERS to repair Aerophme ...
... ——— 2 L 1 g 4 Women ARE WANTED N EVERY WEEK \\\ FOR THE R (D.ALA.C. P &~ ~ WOMEN'S ARMY AUXILIARY CORPS for work with the Forces at Home and Abroad. THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS REQUIRES IMMEDIATELY 500 SAI L MAKERS to make and repair Aeroplane ...
... 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 ...
... the t.-rms of service are the same for the General Renrh Y.A.D. member) for the Women's Army Auxiliary Corp*. the difference ill-- »v.. bodies being that the Women*# Army Corps work for combarants, while the Y.A D. members onlv work for the ...
... PHacJpal. • J. W. BAPPOW, Sacratary. 5,000*W0MEN ARE WANTED EVERY WEEK FOR THE wine. WOMEN’S ARMY AUXILIARY CORPS For work with the Forces at Home and Abroad. THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS REQOIftES IHIdEBIATELY 800 BAILMAKKRB to makeand repair Aeroplane Wings, —Good ...
... 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, ...
... jumble sale was held in the Weslevan schoolroom on Thurs. day, to help to clear off the debt on the chapel and schoolroom. The women of the congregation worked in real earnest and received splendid assistance from Leighton friends, and from Mrs. and Mr. J ...
... sale only made from £l5 12s. 6d. for barren cow to £4O ss. for cow and calf. FIVE THOUSAND WOMEN are now required weekly for the Women'’s Army Auxiliary Corps. Applications have to be made to Employment Exchanges, SPECIAL MEMORTIAL CARDS for Soldiers ...
... 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 ...
... Haines: But you were cantioned by the police about the same kind of thing some time ago: you can’t plead ignorance. Defendant: T didn’t think I was doing wrong to pick up broken pieces. Capt. Brewer, of the Forestry Corps, said no permission of any kind was ...
... amusements of roundabout', galloping horses, rwingSj etc., the Park proved immense attraction; about forty members the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps from Hall, and wounded soldiers from Wall Hall V.A.D. Hospital being amongst those who gr ...