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MAIL, FEBRUARY 24, 1989

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and shipyard workers motorman or driver, (25), trolleybus Oncroter 30; stager, (25); bus, coach, charabanc,, heavy mo- fireman and furnace- tor-van, heavy forry (nil.uges); road rades all ages). Bolt, locomotive, traction engine, steam wa- 3: (25).

gon and lorry (25); rond roller, steam manufacturers, opera-roller, motor-roller (80).

11 ages) Brick, tile Electricity generation, transmission de manufacture (80). and distribution (superintendents and and spirit manufac-engineers, 25). Electricians, wiremen, ziers (28). Brass, etc. (all ages, except cable and service m turners, finishers, layers, conduit rallmen and switch- makers (all ages, yoard attendants under 25). Electric of ship's propeller lamp and wireless valve makers (21).

Brush and brooms]

Emery manufacturers (30). operatives not other-Electro-platers (85);20 oreman, rigger,

con-

Enameller, japanner, lacquerer. (25). older, demolisher (25).

Engineers (civil and marine, all C.

ages; others 25). Engravers and block Candle, carborun-cutters (25). manufacture

(80).

biners (all ages, with -concrete joiners un-

Explosives manufacture and filling (25; examiners, all ages),

21). Cement, plaster,

1 building materials Fire Brigades (all ages except mem. Chain makers (25)bers of works and hospital brigades manufacturer's oper- hists, excluding phar under 25).

Fishermon, trawler and drifter hands. Filemakers (23)... Fitters, every trade (all ages).

Fish hook makers (25).. non-industrial (minor Food manufacture: bread, biscuit and grades 35, others 25). cake making, all ages; provision and fice staffs (various fish curing (80); slaughtering (30); nk officers and bank sugar refining, confectionery, chocolate shier 30). Clerks of and margarine making (30); flour mill- othing manufacture ing (25). Forgemen (21-25). Foundry painters (30). Coach workera (23-25, some grades all ages).

French polishers (30).

by-product plant

. (25).

ron and steel fitters

ges except sheeters

ader 23).

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Gas works (25). Gunsmith (all ages except barrel browners under 28).

Galvaniser, tinner (25),

Garage, tram and bus depot worker (30). Gas fittings (25). Glass work-

In in private service ers (21-25). Glaziers (25). Glue and 30). Coppersmiths size (30). Gold, silver, white metal, workers plated ware (30), Grease and glycerine

and bark

1 scissors workers (30).··

-cycle makers, etc.,

Hand and edge tool makers (28),

r, finisher, examin-handle maker (80), rer (25).

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éntal students with- alifying; dispensers. des, retail (35). tary service (25).

ages). Dock andl All ages).

Holder-up (21). Hydrographer (25).

I Ink manufacture, all grades (30).

Jewellers, all grades (30).

Harbour, Laboratory assistants, skilled · ·(all canal, pier service ages). Labour managers (25). Lamp, ages; life linesman lantern, oil stove, maker. (25). Lapid- ary, diamond cutter and polisher (30). t, boiler construc- Laundry worker (30). Leather goods rk (21).

(30). Local authority staff (25). Lock, rawn vehicles (25-key and latchmaker (30), Lighthouse

inspector (25), tram keeper, fog gunner (18).

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Medical men (all ages, including stu- dent who has passed second profes sional examination).

Machinists, metal (some grades all agos, others 21-25), Marketing Boards administrative and exccutive staff (25). Merchant shipping services, officers and men in all grades (all ages).:

Masons (all ages, except bankers, stone dressers,hewers, machine hands and slate grinders under 30). Metal manufacture (21-25): Metal' annealer, hardener and temperer (28). Metal polisher, etc, (25). Meteorologist (21), Mineral water (80).

Metal trades blast furnace, steel, wrought iron, zinc, non-ferrous, rolling mills, tin plate, tube drawing (21, ex- cept in specialised instances).

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Nursing and hospital services (all ages except porters and attendants un- der 30). Nail makers (25).

Navvy, mains layer, etc. (25-80). Naval architects' (all ages). Needle maker (25).

: Oil refining (30). Opticianë (30).

Paint, colour, varnish and cellulose lacquer manufacturers (30), Painter, decorator, paperhanger (30).. Paper manufacture (30). Paper bag, sack, cardboard, fibreboard box, carton and container manufacturers (80). Patent fuel (25).

Pathologists (25). Patternmakers (21-30), Paviors, asphalters and road surface layers (25-80).

Pharmacist (all ages).

Photographers (80). Physicist (25). Plasterers (25). Plátera (certain sec- tions all ages, others 21). Plumbers and gasfitters (all ages except lead burners under 21).

Police and prison warders (all ages), Porters, meat and pitcher (35).

Postmen and, sorters (85). Pottery manufacturers (30). Press operators, metal trade (25). Printers' composi tion roller manufacture (30),

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