Collection 53: Allowances to members of the defence services

Please specify the part number when ordering:. Part 1, Indian Army Officers at Staff College, Camberley. D. O. Correspondences; Part 2, Officers on sick leave from India; Part 3, Lodging - fule and light allowances to soldiers of the I.U.L. separated from families; Part 4, Study leave allowance of I.M.S. officers. D.O. correspondence between Accountant-General and Sir M Gomshall; Part 5, Plain clothes allowance to men of I.U.L. on dishcrage (by R.P.'s); Part 6, Lodging fuel light - R.I.M. personnel; Part 7, I.M.S. Officers (Indian) attending Senior Officers course at Millbank (Evidence of Marriage); Part 8, Ration allowance during leave (other than privilege) warrant and non-commissioned officers of the I.U.L; Part 9, Ration. Lodging allowance. Officers on privilege leave. Recovery on account of voyage period; Part 10, Issue of lodging fuel and light allowances to families although the soldier joins them on leave; Part 11, Travelling allowances - Naval, Military and Air Force personnel. Treasury circular 6/33. 18/33 and 16/35; Part 12, Indian Army Officers undergoing instruction in the UK. Accountant General forms 288 and 289; Part 13, Marriage allowance as affected by annulment of marriage - case of Captain D R G Peat, Indian Army; Part 14, Lodging allowance, admissible to a married officer living in single quarters only to no married accommodation being available. Case of Major R S S Paton; Part 15, Payment of local allowances under para 286(1) etc P&A Regs. Pt II to officers on leave in the UK; Part 16, Ration allowance of students at the Imperial Defence College during vacation periods; Part 17, Lodging, fuel and light allowances to soldiers admitted to married quarters while on leave; Part 18, Ration allowance - special rate for soldiers during first 28 days of leave; Part 19, Ration allowances - rates issuable to officers on leave in the Colonies; Part 20, Ration allowances to officers and others on leave from India. Revised rules as from 1.4.37 as laid down in A.O. 65/1937 etc; Part 21, B.O.R.C and I.U.L. personnel on leave or on duty from Indian Establishment - daily rate of allowance in lieu of ration reduced from 1/6 to 1/5; Part 22, Circumstances in which unaccompanied families of officers are eligible for lodging, fuel, light allowances, on arrival in the UK; Part 23, Major W A K Fraser C.B.F. etc. (Military Attaché Tehran) -Subsistence allowances while serving with the Anglo-Persian Military Mission 1919/20; Part 24, Procedure to be adopted in connection with the admission of Language allowance of Rs. 15 under A.S.S. 122 of 1937; Part 25, Recovery of unexpended portion of uniform allowance from members of Q.A.I.M.N.S. on retirement or resignation; Part 26, Issue of Indian Allowances to officers on duty in the UK; Part 27, Family allowances regarding officers and other ranks. Application of new War Office scheme to Indian Establishment; Part 28, Leave allowance. Married rate of family lodging allowance admitted during war leave. Case of Lieutenant Colonel A W B Becher

Cover sheet only lists parts 1-26. The collection has been divided into 2 boxes as follows:. Parts 1-12; Parts 13-28

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