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Hatleste love all letter to the Government gure buruch the 1376

hand the 300m1y?

Wo 411 letters. A large number of letteru in convection

with the Staff have been written by the Secretary under

direction of $1e President but before going to the Govern-

-hunt they have been initialled by the President or Princi-

-pl:- Civil Hedical Officer. I could not Kay what he signin

himself; he simply puts his initiais.

The correspondeuce passes through the hands of de Secretary 1377

At- Cabronpondence to the Government fl, connection with the Stuf

has until recently to a very large extent, passed through

the hands of the Secretary and in that cage must have been

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initialled by the President.

1378 28- Letters in the Government we sign. They are not initiall– 1378

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they ?

I siga them and the President initials them in the corner 18

ar indfestion that the President has seen them.

Do you mean that the President write: letters to the Govern- 1

1379 -ment of which you hav no knowledge at all with regard to

Staff and financial matters ?

At M.ny letters now. He bus wratten "ge number of l×ttera

within the last few days. He has mitten a large number of

letters in conneqsion with the staff on financea of which I

knew nothing. It mean to me after the matter has been sub-

-ited to the Government and approved by the Government

because I an in char

the accounts and I must alter pay

Ahts and mate ari ingementa,

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