the period a Sef, 1925 to do age,
1926.
2.
As for Austen Chamberlain
will be aware,
it was decided
at the interdepartmental confre
on the
19 aye last, that the claims for the period prior to
the 20 afe, 1926, old be reserved for further discussion. The further conference of the 4 June last proceded on this basis, the P.of ' til. of
the 5 June A refers
بلقا
to which the Ew, of. (Clver)
was peut on
understanding.
3.
ملا
this
Ms Amery has thoughout
maintained the attitude that
them charges
are
prefer to be forme
by I-fl. finds the only agreed to the argt. pancta, for the femod from the 20 afe, 1926, & in view
Qu
immediate
of
the necessity for pettlement. The still adheres to
this
୮
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MT.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr. E. J. Harding.
Mr. Strachey.
Sir J. Shuckburgh.
Sir G. Grindle.
Sir 0. Davis.
Sir S. Wilson.
Mr. Ormsby-Gore.
Earl of Clarendon.
Mr. Amery.
DRAFT.
this attitude, but in view of the
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fact that the latter arrest. has
www
ken in force for
Domme moo
he wdl be prefered, though with
come reluctance, to acquième
in it.
He considers, however,
that there is a
for
more
generomo
strong
Com
treatment
for the period prior to the at ap
recerrily
1926, when losses were heavier & conditionis more
disturbed, the denies trougly
to suffort the gov's recomen?
that the whole
of the
watt Losses
in resp. of this period shabe
from Sufl. funds.
inst
4
Finally, dan to
ponit
out
(a)
that the clain
enced, has been calculated on
the revised basis, is less than half that anticipated they that had it not been
for
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