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(very prudently) continuing to buy all
the Indian opium it can, even though
this involves the temporary accumulation
of stocks surplus to its immediate
requirements. It accordingly seems
unnecessary to ask them for a report on
the present position, particularly as we
shall shortly be receiving their annual
report for 1926.
I am sending copies of this letter
to Nichols and Walton.
Yours sincerely,
(51) Jancia