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... for national war work open to them in the auxiliary nursing services. There is a great need for recruitment in the Voluntary Aid Detachments as well as in the Civil Nursing Reserve. Opportunities for training auxiliaries can be given by the St. John Ambulance ...
... Auxiliary Territorial Service. Princess Mary's Royal Air Force Nursing Service and Reserve. Women's Auxiliary Air Force. Voluntary Aid Detachments. BLITZ WORK LESS. Mr P Beaumont, manager of Plymouth Exchange, told The Western Morning News that the mterviews ...
... Parcels m prisoners of war in-longing tile ioui.t> was £l-y2 per uiinum. It was also intimated that a-*' present seven Voluntary Aid Detachments m the eount.v. NEWTOWN ST BOSWELLS SALE Messrs John Swan and Sons. Ltd. (incorporating A. Davidson ami Sons), held ...
... 700. The only exemptions from registration are women who are serving in the W.R.N S.. A.T.S.. W.A.A.F.. women in Voluntary Aid Detachments and all women engaged in full-time paid nursing. Women serving in Army and Navy canteens and in the Women’s Land ...
... Auxiliary Territorial Service; Princess Mary’s E.A.F. Nursing Service and Eeserve; Woman’s Auxiliary Air Force, and Voluntary Aid Detachments. ...
... Auxiliary Territorial Service. Princess Mary s RA F. Nursing Service and Reserve; Women’s Auxiliary Air Force; and Voluntary Aid Detachments The fact that a woman is required to register does not mean that she will necessarily expected to take up employment ...
... VOLUNTARY WORK The County Director, Mrs, L. W. Kentish, reported that detachments in the county had increased from 25 to 28, two new women’s detachments having been formed and one new men’s detachment. In addition, three new women’s sections had been ...
... sickness or injuries received in training in different parts of the country. The nursing done by members of the Women's Voluntary Aid Detachment, with Mrs George Lowsley-Williams as commandant and the Marchioness of Cambridge relative of Queen Mary) as quarter ...
... WOMEN NURSING MEMBERS are required to replace men in Military and Air Force Hospitals. Details abboooout joining a Voluntary Aid Detachment for training and ga can be obtained from the Red Cross Offices. Xt. Fore Street. Trowbridge. or rn• Com. mandant ...
... or injuries received in training 111 different parts of the country. The nursing is done by members of the Women's Voluntary Aid Detachment, with Mrs. George Lows ley-Williams as cominaudant and the Marchioness of Cambridge (a relative of Queeu Mary) as ...
... who kept the Committee in touch with the domestic side of the Hospital; and paid a tribute to the help given by the Voluntary Aid Detachment of Glastonbury and the Red Cross Nurses of Street. For 15 days each month nurses from Glastonbury gave their time ...
... women nursing mcmbera ore required to replace menfa Naval, MUitary and Air J-oroo Hoapitato. Details about joining a voluntary Aid Detachment for training and posting can obtained from the British feed Cross Onices, S 3 Fore Street, Trowbridge, or any Commandant ...