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... circumstances in which soldiers (including women members, other than officers, of the Auxiliary Territorial Service or Voluntary Aid Detachments) might call in the services of a civilian doctor at the cost of the War Office, and as to the steps the doctor ...
... the War Office, will apply to relatives of all ranks. Including members of the Auxiliary Territorial Service and Voluntary Aid Detachments. Not more than two relatives can go each visit. Cheap tickets will be Issued at booking offices when the appropriate ...
... services £l.BOO per annum during the war. Instead of having premises vacant. said Aid. Robinson. I only wish we could subsidise lot more our tenants. PONTEFRACT WOMEN'S VOLUNTARY WORK Visit Lady Ranisden Lady Ramsdcn, Regional Hoapltal Organiser, yesterday ...
... announces that in future to obtain special leave for soldiers or members of the Auxiliary Territorial Service and Voluntary Aid Detachment serving at home to the case of death or serioue illness of a near relative, application should be made to the War ...
... Miss Forbes has been an active member of the 88th Yorks Red Cross Detachment for a number of years, and since the war has put in countless hours of voluntary service at Broomlands first-aid post. She is also a member of Middlesbrough Tennis Club. Miss Pratt’s ...
... repelled a German attack yesterday. Swedish, Lapp, Finnish and Danish volunteers have joined the Norwegians. The British voluntary organisations now helping in Finland will move into Norway. Offers from America, France, Britain, Spain and Turkey have been ...
... Northallerton. She has been attached to Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service and latterly to the Yorkshire Voluntary Aid Detachment. Local V.AJJ.s Xormed guard oX honour outside the church, which was decorated inside with pink and blue flowers. ...
... E., V.D., P/J01797. AUXILIARY TERRITORIAL SERVICE.—Green, Coy. Cmdr., M.E.R., Wentworth-Rceve, Coy. Cmdr., H.L. VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT MEMBERS.— L&pagc. Nursing Member. J., W/531045. WARRANT OFFICERS, N.CO.'S AND MEN KILLED CORPS OF SIGNALS.—Bye. Set ...
... The British guarantee, given after Germany's Invasion of Czecho-Slovakia in March last year, was a voluntary undertaking on our part to go to the aid of Rumania in the event of aggression. It is therefore, writes a Diplomatic Correspondent, for the British ...
... than 10s. The rates for women members of the Forces provide total disability awards of 35s a week for a member of a voluntary aid detachment serving as an uncertificated nurse, and 24s 2d a week for a woman with the equivalent rank of private. There are ...
... need. The rates for women members of the Forces provide total disability awards of 355. a week for a member of a voluntary aid detachment serving as an uncertiflcated nurse, and 245. 2d. a, week for a woman with the equivalent Irank of private. The pension ...
... officer Is need. The rates for women members of the Forces provide total disability awards 355. a week for member of a Voluntary Aid Detachment serving as an uncertificated nurse and 2d week lor a woman with the equivalent rank of private. There are also allowances ...