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as a whole, and furnish me with your
considered views. It would be useful
if in doing so you would indicate how
many officers who have previously
enjoyed first-class passages will,
if the present arrangements are
maintained, have to accept without
choice second class passages, and what
appointments they hold.
4.
In the meanwhile I should
be glad if you would inform Messrs.
A.Jackson and J.L.Tetley, Assistant
Government Analysts, whose petition
forms the subject of your despatch
No. 393 of the 13th of July, 1933, that
(10).
their representations are under
consideration.
I have, etc.,
P. CUNLIFFE-LISTER.