The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-13. A SECTION OF THE EXTENSIVE CARD INDEX FILES IN THE BUREAU FOR WOUNDED, MISSING AND PRISONERS OF WAR, VICTORIAN DIVISION, AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY. LEFT TO RIGHT:- MISS B. NETTLEFOLD AND MRS. C. MANSON.
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. 1943-05-13. THREE RED CROSS OFFICERS AT WORK ON THE VAST FILES OF CORRESPONDENCE DEALING WITH ENQUIRIES AT THE BUREAU FOR WOUNDED, MISSING AND PRISONER OF WAR, VICTORIAN DIVISION
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-11. IN THESE STEEL CABINETS AT THE CENTRAL BUREAU, (POW AND MISSING SECTION) OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY, THE DOSSIERS AND FILES PERTAINING TO CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN TH
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. 1943-05-13. THE ASSISTANT HONORARY DIRECTOR OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY'S BUREAU FOR WOUNDED, MISSING AND PRISONERS OF WAR, MRS. G.C. SCANTLEBURY, INTERVIEWING AN ANXIOUS
Melbourne, Vic. 1944-08-15. Staff members of the Australian Red Cross Society Central Bureau for missing prisoners-of-war checking through their card index in their new quarters in Flinders Street.
MELBOURNE, VIC. 1943-05-11. A SECTION OF THE CENTRAL BUREAU OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY SHOWING SOME OF THE STEEL CABINETS CONTAINING THE DOSSIERS OF MEMBERS OF THE SERVICES POSTED AS MISSING
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. 1943-05-13. MRS. T.W. WHITE (RIGHT), HONORARY DIRECTOR OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY'S BUREAU FOR WOUNDED, MISSING AND PRISONERS OF WAR, GIVES NEWS TO THIS ENQUIRER OF HER
