My Life. A. Watson (Nicholson Watson, London. 12/6) The Strife of Tongues. I. L. Handel (Melbourne University Press in association with Oxford University Press, 1/6). due to it because by printing the programmes of the American stations it drew attention to the fact that reception was unsatisfactory. Would I be considered as also trying to "cop some of the praise" if I pointed Ambulance Divisions, Divisions, 9 Cadet Ambul: and 6 Cadet Nursing Divisions. This n an increase over the nreviou strength and represent. a tot ership of 2466 organized into districts, each in charms of tant Commissioner. with head: at Lahore, Bombay. Calcutta. N and Mysore. The outstanding of the year was the institution of a Voluntary Aid Department scheme for members of the Nursing Divisions With the object of providing a reserve of trained nurses who may be called unau to supplement the medical ser-Vices of the Army in India in time of war All this goes to show that a country where a population of 315,000,000 is greatly in need of medical assistance and welfare work remarkable progress hes been achieved—t.n.
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