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... Commons to-day—Mr Malcolm MacMillan presiding—decided to send a . deputation to the Minister of Civil AvationLord Winster , on the subject of Scottish civil aviation in general and the future of Prestwick Airport in particular . The deputation will ask ...
... accomplished by degrees , regard being had to the opportunities that become available for their employment in this country or resettlement elsewhere . Those who should elect to return to Poland after arriving in Scotland will , of course , be able to do so ...
... with the United States and the Dominions for Folish troops who might desire to go there , he made the cryptic remark : Sometimes if I answer a question I kill my own goose . There may be , therefore , a chance of the Dominions or the United States helping ...
... parts of the United Kingdom . He was not pressed as to when this distribution would take place ; but my information , is , as stated yesterday , that they will go from Italy to Scotland , where they will probably remain until the Resettlement Corps is formed ...
... such endeavours and to gain a good deal of support for the suggestion that , if these efforts failed , the peacemaking and resettlement of Europe should go on , if necessary , withnnt Rnccio Socialists , or at least the majority oi them , murmured and nodded ...
... caused him to organise a Union in 1910 . PRIVY COUNCILLOR Sir Alexander George Montague Cadogan , Britain ' s delegate to the United Nations Security Councilis a brilliant diplomat who has been described as a master in the art of reconciliation . The ...
... personnel from the beginning to the end of hospital treatment . It will also assist the men during rehabilitation and resettlement in civil life . Marshal of the RA . F . Lord Portal , former Chief of Air Staff , says in an appeal , The war ' s over , but ...
... governing retiring payments and pensions to the Civil Service . It was a short , modest , but urgent and essential measure , which formed part of the comprehensive plan for the reconstruction of the Civil Service in the post-war period . The Bill vvas ...
... intended to . resettle members of the Polish forces into civil life as soon- as this can be arranged , but it will necessarily take some time . These new arrangements have involved . the admission of large numbers of Polish troops to the United Kingdom from ...
... an airport for Edinburghand while the other possible facilities in the region have been examined , the uncertain future ot civil aviation m Scotland as a whole makes it impossible at the moment to put forward proposals for other parts of the region . ...
... 011 I should here interpolate that His Majesty ' s Government in the United Kingdom have already given a lead in this matter bv accepting a commitment to promote the resettlement of about 235 , 000 Polish troops and civilians and their dependants . This ...
... will learn lessons of value that will fit him for a job later on in civil life . To this end his technical education in the Army must be geared to machinery for resettlement in civil-life . The Army must aim at completing the soldier ' s technical education ...