Country tell about
Decanter. He will presumably have this office not later than the middle of October.
There is another aspect of the matter which I think should be considered now.
Mr Ross was, when he came home, eligible for 14° 2 to 26 days half pay of which he was granted 8 months & 20 days. This took him up to the 29th of June. Therefore he has exhausted all the leave for which he is eligible. If the rules are adhered to rigidly, he will be without pay after that date.
The case of Mr Lee-Warner is similar. When he came home, he had available, including the beneficial six months, 1 year 4 days leave, leaving only the beneficial six months available. This took him up to the 4th May, therefore he has no half pay available beyond 4th November.
I refer to my previous despatch 4996/12 in which the H.-C. was told that he couldn't be expected back till about the end of December, and it was implied that he would get pay for this period.
In several cases, it has been found difficult to adhere rigidly to the rules, and I suggest that it is reasonable to make a further concession for all the period which they have spent at home, at least they will be in a better condition, and for years to come they will...
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