... with their age groups. Arrangements had been made under which women who were doing full time volunteer work of importance to the war in which they could not reasonably be replaced by older women would not be called on to undertake other work. The Minister ...

... else to sav except that I am sorry and '''with' these words a young railway worker. George Butler, cf 14 Shortwood - close. Canal - street. Nottingham, ended a statement, road at Nottingham Summons Court vesterday in which admitted throwing two parcels ...

... LADDERED STOCKINGS Women Turn To Invisible Mending BUT HAVE TO WAIT FOR RESULTS More and more women are turning out their laddered silk stockings for renovating and invisible mending. Since the silk stocking ban, firms who specialise in this class of ...

... Victory Chib for London victory «x-Services club, with accommodation for 300 ex-Service men and women, is to be built in the heart of London for ell men and women who have with the forces of the United Nations in this war. It will offer firstclass restaurant ...

... NOTTM. WOMAN KILLED Two Others In Hospital Three women were admitted to Nottingham General Hospital early last night, having been knocked down an Army lorry at the junction of Carrington-street and Canal street and one of them died later. The dead woman ...

... getting away from us. The era of canals and railways cad a very curious thing for Long &Um. They provided us with clearly-defined boundaries. Between them was compressed all there was of the real village. Bridges spanned the canal one on Wilstborpe-lane. another ...

... by the profit motive. The Suez and Kiel Canals are mere trickling streams compared with the new Russian canals. Through the former vessels can only travel 10 knots per hour, whereas through the Russian canals, because of their greater width and depth ...

... town of Sad, on the ■Danube, has been flooded, following the bursting dam near the King Alexander Canal. Lowestoft has turned down a proposal to appoint women police. ...

... Importance of Canals rflHfc question whether •*- cannot made o. country's canals * transport problem has serious attention late . In a recent talk to the » section of Nottingham Commerce. Mr. W. Fraser, stressed the need for : M tion of canals, a, id r , ...

... driving a car, found on reaching the Canal-street crossing, that the light, were against her. She passed a trolley bus and motor bus, which was stationary, and crowedagainrt the lights. Representatives of 250 women protested at Lymjngton against being ...

... the hours of 10 and 12 and 2 and 4. SAVED BY THEIR CHILDREN. PROBATION FOR TWO DERBY WOMEN FOR THEFT But the fact that each of them had three children, two Derby women would have been sen t to prison by the borolS mari.- lev 2ft ™t,, 30, widow, and Annie ...

... to learn that, despite the war, British traffic through the Panama Canal is being well maintained. The latest figures show that, next to the U.S.A. herself, we remain easily the canal's best customers. The explanation, of course, is that the closing of ...