CO129-612-1 Police Department- petition from European memebers of Inspectorate 21-1-1947 - 17-2-1948 — Page 12

would consider it in the first 12 instance, including the re-opening of correspondence with the M.O. Carcening the pension rights of these policemen

whether the replies suggested

لمسه

say

by the Govenor

in the last

para. of

his despatch, are suitable.

D. 8. Whyte 1/1/11

38

hov. Tee to 1814

Zq hov-47

39

I attach a note in which I have endeavoured

to summarise the points at issue.

It is of necessity

besides having personal interviews,

with some concerned.

tuose

a long note, but in view of the history it would is

e difficult to condense.

further

In the note I have suggested that we

approach the Home Office and the Governor for any particulars on pensionability points, and the

drafts are submitted accordingly. In the meantime

it may be that the petition should be seen by

high authority, on points 2+3.

(I regret the delay in dealing with this

petition which has been due principally to pressure

of current work).

Whine hall

deal

The Nicholls has devosed a

12 January, 1948.

time

and Cotten a

great great deal o

ست كسه

greatly

trouble over this H.K. Police question

über during the past year, indebted to him

effort.

his latest

for

it and also for thes,

I am

very

much apraid that are

appiond

to the HO., and, even more so, any approach

Jonces, will not achieve what and

County