APPENDIX
American Women's War Relief Fund, 123 Victoria Street, London, S.W. 1.
Association of Infant Consultation and Schools for Mothers, 4 Tavistock Square, London, W.C. 1.
British Women's Hospital, Bond Street, London, W. 1.
Glove Waistcoat Society, 75 Chancery Lane, E.C. 4.
Ministry of Food, Mrs. Pember Reeves, Mrs. C.S. Peel, Grosvenor House, W. 1.
National Federation of Women's Workers.
Women's Trade Union League, 34 Mecklenburgh Square, W.C. 1.
National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies.
Scottish Women's Hospitals, 62 Oxford Street, W.C. 1.
Women's Interests Committee, 62 Oxford Street, W.C.I.
National War Savings Committee, Salisbury Square, E.C. 4.
National Union of Women Workers (Women Patrols), Parliament Mansions, Victoria Street, S.W.I.
Queen Mary's Needlework Guild, St. James Palace, S.W.I.
National Food Economy League, 3 Woodstock Street, Oxford Street, W.C.I.
Prisoners of War, Help Committee, 4 Thurloe Place, Brompton Road, W.
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, Devonshire House, W. 1.
Women's Branch, Food Production Department, Board of Agriculture, 72 Victoria Street, S.W.I.
Women's Service Bureau, L.S.W.S., 58 Victoria Street, S.W. 1.
Women's National Land Service Corps, 50 Upper Baker Street, W. 1.
Women Police Service, St. Stephens House, Westminster, S.W.I.
Young Women's Christian Association, 25 George Street, Hanover Square, W. 1.
V.A.D., Lady Ampthill, Devonshire House, W. 1.
MINISTRY OF MUNITIONS
PUBLICATIONS OF HEALTH OF MUNITION WORKERS' COMMITTEE
The following Memoranda have been prepared by the Committee and issued:
No. 1—Sunday Labour.
No. 2—Welfare Supervision.
No. 3—Industrial Canteens.
No. 4—Employment of Women.
No. 5—Hours of Work.
No. 6—Canteen Construction and Equipment (Appendix to No. 3).
No. 7—Industrial Fatigue and Its Causes. No. 8—Special Industrial Diseases.
No. 9—Ventilation and Lighting of Munition Factories and Workshops.
No. 10—Sickness and Injury.
No. 11—Investigation of Workers' Food and Suggestions as to Dietary. (Report by Leonard E. Hill, F.R.S.)
No. 12—Statistical Information Concerning Output in Relation to Hours of Work. (Report by H.M. Vernon, M.D.)
No. 13—Juvenile Employment.
No. 14—Washing Facilities and Baths.
No. 15—The Effect of Industrial Conditions Upon Eyesight.
No. 16—Medical Certificates for Munition Workers.
also, Feeding the Munition Worker.
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