... WOMEN’S DEFENCE CORPS. A local branch ha» been tonned of the Women’s Defence Rebel Cqrp>,. and women wishing to join are invited to communicate with Mrs- Laura Ludlow. 53. Park-road, the local Captain. The object the corps to tram ...

... Vnlluuec CADET CORPS AT HOLMWOOD. Thf Auxiliary Forces have received pleasant addition in the Engineer Cadet Corps, which has just been formed at Ho mwood School. It will remembered that Mr. A. F. Bryan mentioned the possible formation of the corps at the Engineers ...

... Mary’s Silver Badge Army Auxiliary Corps will for Q.M.A.A.C.’s. in future be entiled to receive the Silver War Badge, if they have quit duty in consequence of ill health or injury. Hie Badge has already been awarded to women nurses and members of the ...

... the Belgians the Police Courts. Mr. McKenna had sent twenty-five to the Police Courts and had said that more were needed. They are also teaching French our soldiers who are in training jn England. Another department called the Handy Women’s Department Many ...

... department is devoted to pro-active intelligence-led policing, where a picture of more prolific criminals is built up using intelligence provided from the public and other sources. A plain clothes police unit may carry out arrests and recover property. provides ...

... Daisy’s war THE LIFE and times of Mrs Daisy Fillis during her service in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps in the First World War are to form part of an exhibition. Mrs Fillis, 93, who lives at Hollenden House, Buckhurst Road, was the first clerical worker ...

... / WRAC Association. Plastic rain hats contrasted with medal ribbons as former members of the Auxiliary Territorial Service and the Women'’s Royal Army Corps gathered in force at the Polegrove last Thursday to mark the organisation’s diamond jubilee. The ...

... RECRUIT TO THE W.A.A.C E. H. Prat ley, grocer, Devon shire-road, 38, now in Grade 2, said his sister had joined the Women’s Auxiliary Corps for the duration of the War. His brother Percy hud been badly wounded and was likely to hospital for several months ...

... the assistance of the police at Hastings on Saturday night, when a man belonging to the Army Service Corps was being arrest'd. Private Reeve found the soldier struggling with the police officer, and helped take the man the police station. He was violent ...

... about, and they very much appreciated its work. That Association was working in conjunction with the Y.M.C.A. The Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps added some 24.000 dependents upon the good work of the Y.W.C.A., and the Y.W.C A. appealed to everybody for funds ...

... evening, the Rev. E. 11. Leale referred to Nelson. appealed tor recruits for the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps, through the Em> Exchanges, requested by the inistry of Labour, the women being asked to work at home or abroad with the Forces cooks, clerks, waitresses ...

... not until they were both posted to Aldershot that they met up again during the 1914-1918 war. Marjorie was in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps and John in the Royal Naval Volunteers Reserve. Marjorie, a sprightly 92, said: “I suppose we both piayed around ...