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... THE WAITRESSES’ CHRISTMAS Sir,—If there is to be a general days’ holiday all round, I don’t see why it cou! not bo given to waitresses. We in one of the most ular cafes in Leeds are granted one bank day per year. Could not something be donc so that all ...

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