Britains Civilian Volunteers Authorized Story of Britsh Voluntary Aiddetachmen

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D. Work which is almost exclusively performed by men, and it would be well if more Hospital Supply Depots started a Men's Section of this kind.
In the Central Depot (Dublin) there are about thirteen hundred enrolled workers. Then there are a hundred affiliated sub-depots throughout Ireland. All the work is done with the greatest economy, the expenses being carefully watched.
In several instances luncheon and tea rooms for the worker have become channels for profit, these rooms being managed so
...well that they make a surplus which can go towards paying for the light- ing and heating of the premises. Each worker, though a volunteer, not only pays for meals sup- plied, but also pays for the privilege of being a worker.
In the Surgical Dressing Depot the scraps and clippings of materials are made into pads, swabs, cushions, etc. , and in the Men's Section no odd piece of metal is allowed to be thrown away.
Ireland indeed may well be congratulated uppn her voluntary war work.
CHAPTER V. A. D.


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