CO129-486 - Public Offices - 1924 — Page 404

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made it clear that you had discussed the

with me and that we had agreed that as things

there was no occasion for you to make the

tion at the first Conference, particularly in

the fact that such progress as was nada vas

initiative of the British Delegation, and that

the other European elegations concerned were

spared to go so far as we were.

Waterlow, however, is much impressed with the

ility of doing something more to disarm American

am; and he, Colling and Grindle are still of

that, if the general question of opium for

jg is reopened, an impartial investigation by such

#ission would be very valuable fæom this point of

and that, even if other powers would not agree to

fact of the suggestion being made by the British

stion would have a good effect.

You will also have received a telegram from

FC about the "Colonial reservation clause". I must

es that I had not appreciated the fact that a very

narrower clause would be sufficient for inclusion

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