FOREIGN OFFICE, S.V.1.
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Etessing.
Dear Grindle:-
April 28th, 1921.
Wellesley is at present away, so I have opened
your letter to him of yesterday. I may say at once that,
as far as the Foreign Office is concerned, there is no
objection to the presence at Geneva, in an unofficial
capacity, during the forthcoming sessions of the
Opium Advisory Committee of the League of Nations, of one
of your senior officials, for the purpose of supplying
information which may be required by the United Kingdom
representative.
Very likely you have already considered the
question of making known your views on this subject to
the Cabinet Offices, who, as we understand it, are now
the authority on the question of the League and
British representation etc., thereon.
Yours sincerely,
Vinterts Lanyon
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G.E.A. Grindle, Esq.,C.B.,C.M.G.,