... Order. There are consequential provisions relating to the employment of school children in factories, workshops, mines and quarries and to by-laws made under the Children and Young Persons (Scotland) Act, 1937. ...

... THE ONLY JUSTIFICATION FOR CHILD LABOUR. important decision the Home Office respecting the employment of children in factories and workshops was announced at Staffordshire Eiduoation Committee on Saturday. Over fifty applications had been received from ...

... be a Unionist. Such •measures as the Truck Acts, restriction of hours labour for women and children in factories, prohibition of employment of women and children in the mines, and various other measures for the betterment the workers were passed in the ...

... been in progress for some generations, has been owing to creation of slums, employment children in factories, the dragging of mothers into workshops and factories owing to tho economic pressure created low w ages, sweating, and other operations of capitalism ...

... recorded. two States there is age whatever for children in factories and stores, while seven have no minimum for boys in mines. Five States have no prohibition of night work for children under sixteen in factories and stores, j Child labour is by no means ...

... taken down bv sworn reporter, or to be'recorded fully. Tho learned gentleman. whoeo exertions behalf the poor children employed in factories have been constant and praise-worthy, makes powerful appeal in behalf the little operatives, and declares that ...

... Gordon addressed the Meeting, and gave an account of the exertions made by Mr Sadler, and by Lord Ashley, in favour of the factory children. He suggested that the Meeting should appoint a committee of their own number, draw up a petition Parliament. The petitioners ...

... French Factories to be Bombed A warning that the R.A.F. are to raid Nazi-controlled factories France, and advice French workers to seek cover immediately they hear guns or planes were given by a member of the R.A.F. General Staff broadcasting to France ...

... the wo-'d. being the beet customer, taking' average £5.000 worth annually. The manufacture toy instruments for children carried factories, the trade being this chiefly with the United Kingdom. with population 5000. about ? three hem s' journey road from ...

... were made between factory, children of 1833 and factory children of 1873, and between non-factory children of 1833 and non-factorv children of 1873. It was shown that the non ...

... TO-MORROW'S SCHOOLSWHAT WILL THEY TEACH? Can they turn out children who are frank and sincere and fear nothing? IF you glance backwards to the years before the war when it was not unusual for school children to be expected to sit for lengthy periods with folded ...

... than any of the Opposition competitors. Factories Fit for Heroes. The rejection by the House of Commons yesterday of the Factory Bill sponsored by the Labour Party need occasion little surprise. The ideal factories fit for heroes is a laudable one, and ...