The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LEETON, NSW. SHEILA DAY PLACES SLICED PEACHES IN CANS AT ONE OF AUSTRALIA'S LARGEST CANNERIES. THE TINS ARE PLACED ON A BENCH BESIDE ROWS OF WASHING SINKS. THE ORIGINAL CAPTION READS ``IT'S SWEET WORK' SAYS MISS SHEILA DAY'. (COPY IN ALBUM PRESENTED TO DR EDITH SUMMERSKILL P.267).
LEETON, NSW. THREE WOMEN PACK EMPTY FOOD CANS FROM A CONVEYOR BELT INTO WOODEN TRAYS AT A CAN MAKING WORKS. THE TINS WERE DESPATCHED TO THE VARIOUS CANNING DEPARTMENTS WITHIN THE FACTORY. (COPY IN ALB
LEETON, NSW. WOMEN SEATED ON CASES BESIDE A CONVEYOR BELT AT A FOOD CANNING FACTORY SORT THROUGH STRINGLESS BEANS AND REMOVE ANY DEFECTIVE ONES. THE REVOLVING CYLINDER IN THE BACKGROUND AUTOMATICALLY
Melbourne, Vic. c. 1944. Australia's first female zoo keeper walks beside an emu in the Zoological Gardens. Wartime manpower shortages were responsible for her appointment as a keeper. (Copy in album
KILLARA, NSW. 1944-03-02. NF464511 CORPORAL M. HALL (1) AND NF453050 CORPORAL N. SAGE (2) PUPILS OF THE 2ND AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S ARMY SERVICES (AWAS) NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS SCHOOL EATING FOOD WHICH T
