Government and the Pecretary of State would
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be free to make the final decision as to which
course should be adopted. I told them that
I could not see that any possible objection.
would be taken to their presenting the problem
in that form.
2. I presume arrangements should now be
made for me to see Mr. Morse and Mr. Masson, as
I am sure that the S. of S. will not be able to
spare the time as suggested in Mr. Gent's minute
of 7/12/38. There is also the suggestion that
a meeting should be convened at which a
representative of the Foreign Office and the
Treasury should be invited to be present with
Mr. Morse and Mr. Masson. I should like to
discuss this further with Mr.Mayhew and Mr. Cowell
in the first instance.
Som. 13/2/39.
Seen.
Partaf a time can be arranged by phone.
I shall in mm.
free went wich the thing,
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if they
krow suggest a day.
Jon
14/2/39.