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CABINET 58(26)
Extract from Conctusions of a Meeting held on Wednesday
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The Cabinet had before then a Memorandum by
the Oversea Defence bub-Committee of the Committee of Imperial Defence, togeth r with a Bote by the Secretary explaining that the Memorandum had been circulated for consideration by the Cabinet, since, oxing to pressureof ork in connection with the Imperial Conference, it had not been found possible to convene a prior meeting of the Committee of Imperial Defence (Paper C.P.272(26)).
The Cabinet were informed tht the following telegri had been received by the War Office on the previous day: -
"From the
.0.0.Hong Kong. I sending the re vest of Gove nor and Admiral two platuons of Indian infantry to reinforce Naval contingent Loving inediately for Bi Bay to resne to European women reported to be cultured by pirates, with orders that ithout your cabled authorisation they are not to luga."
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