position of a pidice Constata an aller
while in othing equal to £390 h.a.
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+ 2 for each boy & furl undu 16120
+ separation alle fagable under
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MrCollins thave insete underly
in the.
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Mr.Grindle,
449
On 29744 Ceylon, you suggested that it would
be advisable to warn the Government of Hong Kong not
to grant passports to the wives of recruits for the
Army.
The position in Hong Kong is different from
that in Ceylon in view of the fact that conscription
has been introduced in the former Colony for service
outside the Colony. I am not clear, therefore,
whether the same principles would necessarily apply
in the two Colonies since Major Russell, when I
spoke to him about the Ceylon cases, said that the
question might have to be reconsidered if conscription
were generally applied to British subjects abroad.
the other hand it is a general rule that the wives of
soldiers are not allowed to accompany them on active
service. The recruits from Hong Kong are to be sent
On
to India for training and separation allowances are to
be paid to their families by the Hong Kong Government.
In these circumstances it is unlikely that there will
be any great demand for passports to enable the wives
of recruits to leave the Colony for this country, but
perhaps it would be advisable to telegraph to Hong Kong
somewhat as follows:-
unganial
3rd
With reference to your telegram of the 15th June
compapist
gourdy
Under present bonditions passports should not Be granted
Lond
WAT
아
17/18
To the
transpyt
wives of recruits to travel through danger zones
subterrene cepillaban
unless in individual cases there are exceptional
conchetta
missayer
circumstances not connected with the husbands "military
service.
LONG.
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