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M.T.H.Blake
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On investigation it was found that
this contributor was not entitled to a privileged rate of
exchange. He first joined the 3cheme on 1st January 1916,
on a purely dollar salary without the benefit of the exchange
compensation allowance drawn by the other pensioners, and
resigned on 30th Sep tember, 1918. There was a lapse of
nearly 5 years before he rejoined the Scheme on 1st January,
1923, and contributed on a sterling basis.
J. R. Crook's wife died on 26th December 1933, and his
children have passed the age limit entitling them to benefit
from the Scheme. His contributions have ceased, and he has
no further interest in the Scheme.
C.H. Gale's wife died in 1930, and we were only recently
informed of her death. His rights and privileges in the
Scheme ceased when his daughter attained the age of 21 years
on 5th August 1931. He ceased to contribute and has since
remarried, but his present wife has no claim on the Scheme
under Section 15 (1).
G.W.Kynoch is now drawing his pension locally, and has
been informed of the position.