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in force. I think we might telegraph to Hong Kong making such suggestions so that Mr. Followes may know what we have in mind and be prepared to discuss these points.
I pass the file through Mr. Marnham for comment on the suggestion in Mr. Palmer's minute regarding assistance under the Colonial Development and Welfare Act.
23.4.46
Hong Kong's allocations under
under the Dow vote
is $1,000,000 a wee the
next 10
10 years,
and if
the
figures in 7 include
be regarded
as
expenditure which can
"development," the problem is
eased to that relatively small extent.
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we
ought I think
allocation is
spent development plan
to
make
fure
that this
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properly
thought out-
as elsewhere,
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thrown into the
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reduce a
deficit.
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Follower,
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it in the tel. proposed by her Emanuel
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24/4
Mr. Palmer
We discussed.
I should be grateful if
you would put up for consideration a draft telegram on the lines suggested in the foregoing minutes. Mr. Caine and Mr. Lloyd should see it.
On the revenue point, I think that the telegram should take the line that all possible steps should be taken forthwith to resume the collection of revenue on the 1941 basis, and that
urgent