... WOMEN'S ARMY AUXILIARY CORPS. Admmist U. JJ. A. I. Hutchinson. M. .Moor. G. A. Mi*. A. Cooper. Mum* J. A. Bradley, F. M. Bcatunont. 11. 11. Brown. Dep. Administratis.—Missis G. M. Dance. C. Ai. Davidson. E. M. b. boott, A. E. ,%L Mills. Admi ma trator* ...

... WOMEN'S ARMY AUXILIARY CORPS. Chief Controller.—Mrs. A. M. Chalmers Watson. M.D. Deputy Controller—Miss M. E. Maoqueeu. Controller (temp.).—Misa 31 Andrews. A*el. ControUeis.—Miss B. M'ard, Mi« St. C. Swanzy. Area Controller.—Miss C. M. Gordon. Unit ...

... WOMEN'S AUXILIARY CORPS. Chief Controller.—'Temp. Mrs. G. Vaughon. Area Cviitrollee*.—' Temp. Mis* 8. Frood. Miss J, F. Gibson, .Miss E. M. Recruiting Controller.—Tt-mrx Miss E. M. Kettlefold. .Asst. Controller.—Trmp. Mn»s S. B. Hodgkinson. Unit Admi ...

... A WOMEN'S ARMY AUXILIARY CORPS. Mr. LAW, in reply Mr. And er*on, said that substitution women for soldiers eystcni which rapidly growing, and it was hoped would be productive mod. part-factory results, but all schemes substitution was essential that security ...

... with regard to the conduct of members of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps:—Miss Violet (Companion of Honour). Mrs. Carlin (Dock and General Workers' Union), Mins Varley (Workers' Union), Miss Rnteon (The Women's Friendly Society Scotland). The War Office ...

... band's is es lifeownar, nos 7 e. CHE WOMEN’S ARMY AUXILIARY C Sir,-—-With reference to tho recent case of t bors of the Q.M.A.A.C., ...

... WOMEN'S ARMY AUXILIARY CORPS. 11. end Mia E. M. Asst. io Controllerv.--Mi£» L. Atkinson and ll'm A. M. Controller*.—Miss E. M. Trotter and Bt. C. (from Controller). L'tut. Administrators.— If. E. Miaa f. 5. Carpenter, and Mr*. E. J. a* Hie Von. nSca. ...

... @ the tu ee WOMEN POLICE OFFICERS. - Daily Graphic” het step towards founding a corps o r in uniform has been taken in New | duty, wh es attending dancing hall. pai parks, as well as in the streets jon of women and cnildren. The Bil!, « to the Lowe House ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the House. Within few minutes bund of almost JO women plunged themselves against police in their attempt to force the entrance. Three women got within yard of the gate, but police were too strong. Tho women were caught up as they came on, ...