from two years' figures alone.
I expect you have heard that we wrote to the Foreign Office officially asking them to approach the Scerican Goverment on the
subject of the date for the Fur Estern Conference, and inform them that it would be difficult for the British, Goverment to be ready so
Morsionally soon as July next year, the date proposed by the 'Council of the
Lea Le and to ascertain whether the American Government would concur
in ostponement till October. The American Government are not as
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a matter of fact, I think, taking part in the Far Eastern Conference,
but they are interested in the question of date because the other
conference, in which they are greatly concerned, is to follow
immediately after.
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I have the honour to transmit
to you for your consideration the
Report and accompanying copies of the Finutes of the
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Fifth Session of the League of Nations
Advisory Committee on Traffic in Opium
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Communit
and of the Report of the Fifth Gommittee
ahel neteis Letterbentart-
the League Assembly; and to inform
you that the resolutions recommended by
Commenc
dthe Fifth Committee were adopted
unanimously by the Asserbly.
In order to be able to take an
effective part at the proposed Conference
of Powers with Far Eastern Territories
(which will probably take place next summer), it is essential that the British
delegation should be fully acquainted
with the local conditions of the Far
Eastern 6olonies, so far as they affect
the due observance of the International
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