Age, Work Limitations to Be Less Important London, Feb. 24.
Thousands of able-bodied men in Great Britain between the ages of 30 and 40 years who, by virtue of their occupations, thought themselves free from service with the fighting forces for the duration of the war, will probably be called up during the next few months.
In order -to maintain a constant flow of men to the colours, drastic alterations to the schedule of reserve ed occupations is expected to be announced this week.
The limitation age in many occupations will be raised, and some will cease to be reserved at all.
A new feature will be the "protected" workers in the more usual war work, as distinct from the auby the m
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