§ Sir W. Darlingasked the Postmaster-General why pre-war postal deliveries and collections cannot be established in the capital of Scotland; and if he is aware that numbers of men and women in the capital are not otherwise employed and would be available after instruction for this work.
§ Mr. Wilfred PalingAs I said in reply to the right hon. Member for the City of London (Mr. Assheton) on 9th March, I am anxious to improve Post Office services as soon as conditions permit, but194W I must have regard to the postal service as a whole and to the manpower position on a national basis.