... WOMEN'S AUXILIARY ARMY CORPS, I MEETING AT BRIGHTON % A mecting in connection with the forthcoming recriiting campaign for the' Women’s - Auxiliary Army Corps was held at the Brighton Library yesterduy, with ...

... opered no wider when we saw postwomen, police women, women grooms, van drivers, gardeners, agricultural labourers, bakers, window cleaners and what not. Ary job not calling for the maximum of physical strength women were ready to tackle. J ’ It was, of ...

... AUXILIARY URGENTLY WOMEN’S ARMY CORPS WORK AT HOME & APROAD WITH THE FORCES. COOKS, Waitresses, Driver-Mechanics, all kinds of DOMESTIC WORKERS and e—yEe - o~ R e e eetßo P+ o Fhm et = X & o e’ { F X eA DS | = P S . T '{l . / N ...

... ARMY AUXILIARY CORPSB PAY. The response to the War (Office appeal for recruits for the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps, a correspondent learns, has not been satisfactory. The reason appears to be one of cash. Women who have served in the ...

... worth Police constable Luxford received prisoner into custody. used very foul language to the officer. Prisoner was fined 2s 6J and costs; in default, 7 days* imprisonment. Thomas Oodley, 23, was charged with being drunk and assaulting the police. • Police ...

... THE “ WOMEN’S ARMY. ” The Ministry of labour is mzking g strong appeal for workers for the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps for service both at home and overseas. Tho “Women's Army” is a unique bedy, differing from all other organizations of its ...

... LONDON .CORP.SPONDENCE. LONDajtit, Wednesday ENening. Parliament stands adjourned now for seven week,t; and there is considerable relief in riany quarters. Ministers and the staffs their departments are not the least. ; it a d to be free for a little ...

... BRIGHTON VOLUNTEER CORPS. Ist SUSSEX (VOLUNTEER) ARTILLERY. AMENDED ORDERS FOR PRESENT WEEK. Tew Day, WBDiTESDiT, M.r 9th.—Gan Drill, the Depot, •t p.m. Drill, for Recruits, No. Gun Shed, Jp.m. Sqoad Drill, the Town Hall, at p.m. Prcliminsrraml Pmate ...

... WOMEN’S ARMY AUXIL'AKY, - - T4B Recruits are urgently wanted f%b::; Army Auxiliary Corps for work L ; home and abroad. Gocd wages a;!l‘”’lj uniform, quarters and rations: flfl‘, are wanted for the fighting lin® arfid o ing work that women can 4o o P.‘ ...

... say that things have come to a strange pass when it is proposed in England, above all places in the world, to form a corps of women soldiers; and they treat the symptom as very dangerous.’* It is not said whether the danger is physical or mental, but ...

... AND WOMEN, fl. WindoOr Shoo, F or oorriogo or promenade wear, kid end wade gl pato.' loather, brows or bile& eird Rorie Iwitber. Mm Rendel Harris, whose husband (Dr. J. Rendel Harris) is President of the National Council of the Evangelical Free Churches ...

... but she did not bring anything. She was stranger to me. She made no further remarks me. Police constable Philip Humphrey, sworn I a constable in the Borough Police, and live 47, Richmond buildings. I have seen the body of the deceased, Lucy Martin. I have ...