CO129-478 - Public Offices & Others - 1922 — Page 557

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IV VİRGLAO

Mr Chamberlain says :

The Commander-in-Chief informed Ltd.-Commander Hazle-

wood that if he wished to continue his campaign he

sucht te resign his official position in the Dockyard, This is inaccurate. Lt.-Con. Haslewond conducted ne 084-

paiga. What the Commander-in-Chief teld him was that if

his wife continued her campaign he would have to go home.- Pressure was put on him in order to prevent his wife from

werking te end an intolerable scandal.-

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Finally, Mr Chamberlain quetes Lt.-Com. Haslewood as fol-

lows

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"I applied to proceed on urgent private affairs. "This was approved by the Commander-in-Chief,

"station.=

Lt.-Commander Haslewood tells me that this is the receg-

nised formula in cases of this kind.- He was told to re-

The British Ad- sign, and as a dutiful officer did so.-

miralty has surely net sunk te se contemptible a level

that it will shield itself behin a formula which cannot

deceive the youngest midshipman. —

Horeover,

Lt.-Commander Easlewood possesses a letter

from the Admiralty, dated October 8, 1921, confessing that

"such action as was taken by the Naval Authorities was

taken at the request of the Governer in order to avoid the

necessity of the Governor taking direct steps himself."

What mere need be said

Lt.-Commander Haslewood assures me that his wife's

health had nothing whatever to do with his resignation.-

That resignation was fereed upon him by "such action as

was taken by the Naval Authorities,"