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MR.
BRENAN: You insist on the Enquiry which involves the French; kpso facto it is you that bring them into the Enquiry,
MR. CfEN: I presune you will consult your Government. As far as the future of this Conference is concerned we suggest that the Conference stands adjourned and that in
the meanwhile correspondence between the Consul General
and the Foreign Minister be carried on. We do not want
a breakdown. We have suggested a positive solution which may
take time but promises an eventual settlement. We are on
the eve of big things.
MR. KEMP: If the Enquiry is to take place, and if the French are to take part, I preaune that paragraph (b) of
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your Enquiry proposal statement would be amended by the inclusion
of a French judge.
MR, CHIẾN: Yes. We have already stated our views on
publicity. Three statenants have already been sent to the
Press and your last statement will be inserted,
At this stage the British delegation retired for five
On their return-- d
minutes.
MR. BRENAN: read the to an
1-proposal statenent and added:-
(1) that any Foreign technical assistance would
have to be British, and
(2) that our loan proposal was for a complete
settlement of the boycott, and that if any
other proposal were adopted the loan proposal
would be withdrawn.
MR. SOONG:
What do you mean in your Loan Proposal by "adequate safeguards".
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