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... BIGGER CRINAN CANAL PROPOSAL TO' MAKE IT LARGE VESSELS At its last meeting the Scottish Divirional Council for Civil Demobilisation' Resettlement considered memorandum regarding the proposed reconstruction nnd development of the Crinan Canal and tho Caledonian ...
... fall should set strenuous and well conceived endeavours which they are making t( do for the steady resettlement discharged soldiers and sailors in civil life in conditions It is the credit of the Government that the grievances which arise due to faults ...
... Night When Lord Haig unveils the cenotaph at Glasgow on Saturday week an all-Scotland campaign instituted by the Ex-Service Civil Service Association which has a membership of over 22000 directed against Scottish Socialist Ministers will be in full swing ...
... so heartily wallast week—needs one thing to make it not hare aa the resolve to make Sir Edwin been in vain. The process civil resettle- Cenotaph Whitehall a ™ ' ment must have fair field. The failure of memorial to “The Glorious lleatt the parties the most ...
... great advantage of tho workand at the same time provided for the neceary expansion for the task of demobolisatioii aud civil resettlement low 11 Council agreed to place tliem on the London scale of pay but that nothing more has been heard uf the proposal ...
... required may be summarised as_for the following purposes:—(l) National Debt Servioer, (2) Army and Navy, (3) Education, (4) Civil Servioce, Post Office, etc.. while the loocal services may be grouped under the following heads:—Roads and streets, public ...
... ances at the farm It is considered by some that the mysterious midnight activities are the aftermath of some tragedy of the civil relations already establish! those which involved advanta obligation ami sturdily that the co-operation of nations ngain-t ...
... likewise her waiter she one chaise often called for THE VISITATIONS niv received me in this unruly manner I was to cultivate civility them therefore the very morning I of visitations but was a steep brae that I it heart For I the in some barred me others ...
... strength against the Japanese Thus aircraft carrier is more alive to-day than it ever and is contributing more to potential of United Nations than at apy time in the past As the Pacific war develops with its vast distances over great stretches of sea role ...
... Navigators in recognition of his navigation of the South and North Atlantic's Air Ministry officials including the Director ot Civil Aviation Lieut -Col C Shelmerdine and many prominent aviators will be present been British for WOMEN OUSTING MEN than the liner ...
... they persist in fighting to the finish, they only make it harder for the conqueror to he generous. In the meantime the re-settlement of the country is progressing. The public service on the railways is being restored. The industries in the Transvaal are ...
... emigration from Scotland it shall postulate the need for the solution of the problems of Scotland as a unit-of the Empire and especially for the re-settlement of the depopulated areas of Scotland” Only nine supporters were obtained for the amendment The Professor ...