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... Ministry. In addition, a woman's land army has been formed and 55,000 are needed for this. They can enrol but they will not be trained for work on the land until war-time. Women who are in the reserved occupations cannot Join the land ...
... annually without increasing our own pig population of 2|- millions to any great extent. The Committee of Management of the Woman's Land Army Benevolent Fund has announced that the amount raised has exceeded £100,000, which was the target fixed for 1944. Up to ...
... confined to Woman Suffrage, though closely bound up with She was an ardent worker in the temperance cause; she fought for the rights of women teachers, made speeches on co-education. More than fifty years ago she advocated a Woman's Land Army, and foreseeing ...
... of Labour Sub. Com., Mrs. Chute, Chairman of Woman's Land Stantling: L. J. Troup, County Executive Officer, W. B. Mason, L. li. Way, Land of Williamson, Assistant Executive Officer, Howarcl, Woman's Land Army ...
... Chris't's Church militant here on earth. THE LANDSWOMAN. (The St. Catherine Press, Stamford Street, E.C. ad. monthly.) The Woman's Land Army has now a magazine of its own, which it shares with the Federation of Women's Institutes. The first number contains a ...
... her husband, an Army officer. The brusque reply was: You will have leave when it becomes due. The woman is a cultured person of good position. She holds diplomas for cooking and has extensive volunteer canteen experience. An ideal woman for the Wrens ...
... British Government Department. an the Wrens. Wawa. Womeu's Legion (military section). Women's land Army. Women's Forage CorPa, enrolled members of the Army Pay Carps, and W.H.A.F. We are inviting all to join on an equal _ There about qua4Pr at million ...
... American Woman on W.L.A. WE reproduce, by permission of Mrs. Margaret Drexel Biddle, an extract from her book, The Women-of England, published by Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, U.S.A. It is taken from the chapter entitled Land Army. Mrs. Biddle ...
... tram service with conductors, clerks and stenographers, and saw to their wages and conditions of service. The American Woman's Land Army trains girls and women for the special needs of agriculture in its women's colleges; gets into touch with farmers and ...
... CLERKS & TYPE SHORIHAND.TYPIST reigd by Woman's Land Army I - election's* gad Filing Clerk Mao read.—Apo.) Sc.: AtliftleS Hail. Uxbridge :ato CtIMPIOMITEII operator. whole or part-time. for chartered ac.ountants%Vrate Sox 5324. Gazette. Uxbridge. U ACCOUNTING ...
... purpose by R. H. Ainsworth for scenic displays. Here is one expressing the mood of UNCLE SILAS (G.F.D.) A link with the Woman's Land Army recruiting campaign was made by B. Samson, Picture House, Yolk, in this shop window display for THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER ...
... advance through the British line. • • • Woman's Land Army. The Mayor asks us to call attention to a meeting to be held this afternoon, at three o'clock, outside the Town Hall, in connection with the Women's. Land Army, the object being to ...