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Hon. Colonial Secretary,

I saw Lieutenant-Colonel Chapman yesterday.

I told him that I could not do more for him than to allow

him the extra $25 a month personal allowance till his

retirement. It would be non-pensionable and subject to approval of the Secretary of State. He may draw this during his leave.

He asked that some addition might be made

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to his pension in respect of his long service with the

Volunteers.

I said if he liked to make an application for some such indulgence he could do so and I would consider it and send it on to the Secretary of State. But pointed out that Volunteer Service was supposed to be gratuitous

service.

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I told him he must drop the 85 a day al low- -ance. If I ever knew of this allowance I had forgotten it.

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I had it not in mind when I spoke to Lieutenant-Colonel Chapman re the Command pay.

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(SA.) F. H. May.

I explained to Lieutenant-Colomel Chapman that Mr. Wodehouse's case as Superintendent of the Fire Brigade - a paid post had no analogy with his Command allowance which was supposed to cover out of pocket expanses in entertaining etc.

(Sd.) F.H.M.

18.5.1917.