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... leaders of the Derbyshire branch of the Red Cross Society and St. Johu Ambulance Society and the members of the Voluntary Aid Detachments. 1t had been intended that the Duchess «hould receive her guestsbetween 700 and 800 had heen invited—on the West ...
... British Red Cross Society abroad, but probably fow realise what equally valuable services are being rendered by the Voluntary Aid Detachments at home, at the hospitals te which ...
... sanction). who have resigned their military employment on account of wounds or sickness. h) Female nurses and members of Voluntary Aid Detachments and Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps who have been discharged or have relinquished their duties on aceount of physieal ...
... Graphic Photos. The efficiency and enthusiasm of the Warwickshire Voluntary Aid Detachments was exemplified in striking style at a Red Cross display held last Thursday in the grounds of The Cottage, Ccuadon, the residence of Miss Ratliff. There was was ...
... and bave regigned their military employment on account of dicablemeni o ill-healih. Female nu=ses and members of Voluntary Aid Detachments and Quneen Marv's Army Auxiliary Corps, who have heen dis. charged or have relinguished their dutices on account ...
... Coventry we have special facilities for forming some reasonable idea of the extent and value of the work of the Voluntary Aid Detachments and British Red Cross, and therefore we are in full accord with Colonel- Wyley in the remarks he gave utterance to ...
... schem, for the organisation of voluntary aid for Sick and wounded in the event of war in home territory. From the first the British Reg Cross Society took an active part in the organi. sation of voluntary aid detachments, and ip the revised ...
... forces, and half-pay to thosc who have applied for leave to join the Territorials, or other forces, or to serw with voluntary aid detachments and simila bodies. Mr. Churchill’s motor-car stopping through want of petrol outside the Salis bury Conmservative ...
... railway stations to the hospitals. Voluntary aid detachments have already done useful work in conmection with this stage of the movements of the sick and wouaded, and it is expected that the scope for utilising voluntary aid in this ...
... excellent progress made when blind teach blind in the workshops. St. Dunstan’s is principally staffed by members of Voluntary Aid Detachments, strengthened by a sufficient number of paid orderlies and trained nurses. In the workshops, while there are sighted ...
... Red Cross Society, a course of lectures on first aid, for men and boys over 16 will be given by Dr. F. E. Withers. and on home nursing for voluntary aid detachments by Nurse Clarke. The initial first aid lecture will take place on Wednesday ...