ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY CALL-UP
Sir,—l do not want to go into essential industry, because of my marriage to a musterer shortly. Is it correct that the Manpower Committee only allows us three months from the time of registration to get married in? Does it mean three months from actual registration or from notice to be interviewed.—Yours, etc., WORRIED ONE. September 16, 1942. [An official of the National Service Department said yesterday that there was no time limit of any kind. If “Worried One” was marrying a musterer and going into the back country, }t was extremely unlikely that she would be called up for any form of essential service.]
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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23747, 19 September 1942, Page 6
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