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 | | As a matter of fact, girl clerks will be experimentally engaged at the Charing Cross Tube Station, and the adoption of the plan on a more extensive scale will be dependent on the results obtained here. |
 | | The girl workers are given a practical insight into the work of other departments by means of station and goods yard visits, andc., to show how their duties link up with outside work, and with all these facilities one can understand that they have proved themselves to be very intelligent and adaptable employees. |
 | | A portion of a goods train became detached a few miles out of Millom, and when the first portion reached the crossing the woman, an elderly widow named Raynes, let it through and, thinking it complete, [p.459>] turned the gates across the metals to allow the passage of a horse and cart. |
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