CO129-483 - Others & Individuals - 1923 — Page 472

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similar provisions relating to opium are

being included in the amending and

consolidating opium Ordinance. I

consider that there should be no

avoidable delay in passing this

Ordinance and the British

Representative on the League of

Nations Advisory Committee urges

that you should then not hesitate

to make full use of the powers which

you will have, so far as it is

possible to do so without grave

political consequences, the danger

of which I recognise.

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[11. It has been found by ex-

perience at the Home Office that by

far the most effective method of

securing evidence of the complicity

of a person suspected of deal ing

illicitly in drugs, is by inter-

cepting as many as possible of the

11. due conclusion, I desire to place on record my appreciation of stre

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iformes.

* efficiency of the Preventive Staff, to wh. I have suoral tiller referes

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that Sarapetalas om mi The cooperation bettõun zom Grut. & the Home autheitiis has been very fruitful of is much appreciated by Hng.

I have

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Mr.

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Mr. Collins 10

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Dear Sir Malcolm,

Many thanks for you letter of the 7th

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Sir C. Davis.

Sir G. Grindle.

Sir H. Read,

Sir J. Masterton Smith.

Mr. Ormsby-Gore.

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suggested, expressing the appreciation of HIS.

the effective cooperation

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of the HK. Smt.

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