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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 880, 25 January 1930, Page 26

A young waitress charged at West London with stealing tablecloths from the shop where she was employed successfully pleaded that she “merely borrowed them because she had ‘company’ coming for the week-end.” * * * Boys and girls to the number of nearly 300 are being trained for work as shop assistants at a special school just opened by the London County Council in Westminster. The pupils have been specially selected by representatives of the big West End stores.

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