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The ChairmANI-

When the ovidence is printed the copies will be very care- -fully revised and I suggest that they be revised by check- -ing the Chairman's and Secretary's coming together.

r Shelton Boogert- Euch Member night revise them and submit them to you when

they are correct.

The Chairman i-

The Chairman 1-

When rough proofs are printed, it will be a very good thing to lat each Member of the Cornission have a copy. The more people we have to revise the copies the better. Is that

agreed 7

Agroe

We will treat the originals in charge of the Secretary as the official copies to be signed by witnesses.

Agrest.

Mr Shelton Booper :- Should they be signed now ?

The Chairman (- -

I think Dr Olark might sign these now ?

Mr Shelton Booper :- And then sign the postscript ?

This was agreed to and the evidence atremly given by Dr

Clark as signet.

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference:-

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RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

OUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITH COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH - NOT TO BE

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Mr Elelt n

I think, if there are only a few more questions to put to

De Clark we might finish with him now and I propose then to Call Inspector Witchall.

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lomper i« On page 64 of your evidence Dr Clark in the first answer

concerning the supervision of the letters to the public. Do

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you neve: ask the S-cretary to mile to the public ? You say

in your answer you do not see the letters that go to the publicly those that go to the Onveniment. Do you over in-troot the Secretary to write to the publi- ?

Occasionally, Ted.

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Then would that not rather qualify your first answer that

you never supervise the latter

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that go to the public