597
I placed the form in my drawer intending to look up the receipt,
myself when I had time.
In connection with the foregoing I may mention that
it is no unusual thing (with large offices) for these Enquiry
Forms to remain unanswered for months.
V
The Receipts in question were delivered to the F.
M.G. in a registered
gistered Cover and
he handed them to Mr. Abbas to paste in. I had previously handed.
14 to Mr.Abbas and I saw that they were pasted in, as regards
the 4 slips mentioned by the P.M.G. I was not, aware that they
had ever reached our Office; Nor had I any means of knowing.
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VI
I arrived at the office a few minutes before 9 a.m.
on the day in question and left at 5 p.m. during that time I
saw the P.M.G. on business repeatedly and had I been, as he
states I was, I consider that it would have been only just
and fair for him to have said so at the time. I deny the charge.
VII
I deny this and can prove by the Journals that on
more than one occasion I have done the work of three men;
when occasion required and that this occurred during the pre-
sent P.M.G.'s term of service:- in fact little more than two
months ago:- as regards the lack of command that all depends
on the meaning of the word Command. Whatever orders I have
to give I give them quietly and politely. I have never bullied
any
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