The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
NEW GUINEA. MRS VERA MORTON, THE LAST WOMAN TO BE EVACUATED FROM NEW GUINEA, IS NOW BACK AGAIN AS A RED CROSS WORKER. HERE SHE IS WITH SOME OF THE LADS SHE HAS TAUGHT THE ART OF MAKING USEFUL HANDICRAFT WORK WHILST THEY ARE IN HOSPITAL. WITH MRS MORTON IS PTE. DOUG. JOHNSON OF BENTLEIGH VIC. CPL. RALPH FARRAND OF ORANGE, N.S.W. AND TWO NATIVES. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
NEW GUINEA. MRS VERA MORTON WITH SGT. STOKES OF AUBURN, VIC., WORKING A HAND LOOM ON WHICH HE IS MAKING A SCARF. MRS MORTON WAS THE LAST WOMAN TO BE EVACUATED FROM NEW GUINEA, AND IS NOW BACK AS A RED
NEW GUINEA. AT KAIAPIT. SGT. H. COX OF BURWOOD, N.S.W. GIVES MEDICAL ATTENTION TO NATIVES. A WEEK PREVIOUSLY THESE NATIVES HAD BEEN CONTROLLED BY THE JAPANESE. (NEGATIVE BY G. SHORT).
NEW GUINEA. AT KAIAPIT. NATIVES WHO A WEEK PREVIOUSLY WERE CONTROLLED BY THE JAPANESE RECEIVE INSTRUCTIONS ON AUSTRALIAN METHODS OF WORKING FROM LT. IRELAND OF COLLAROY N.S.W. SGT. J. POLAND OF WAU, N
Australian Red Cross worker, Chief Superintendent Pam Spence of Bentleigh, Vic. Pam, who previously worked with the Australian Military Forces in Singapore, is the only Australian woman in uniform in
Informal portrait of Superintendent Vera Harriet Morton, Red Cross, outside a hospital tent at the 2/9 Australian General Hospital. Superintendent Morton was appointed Matron of the Red Cross Rouna Co
NEW GUINEA. CAPTAIN CLARRIE MARTIN M.L.A. FOR WAVERLEY AND ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR N.S.W. EXAMINES SPEARS USED BY NATIVES FOR FISHING. CAPT. MARTIN WAS THE FIRST CABINET MINISTER IN THE BRITISH COMMONWEA
