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compensation.)

With reference to Mr. Creasy's minute

of 22/12/37, I understand that the matter was

not raised at the Cabinet Meeting and that

there are no conclusions for registration.

93, 95A and 95B. We suggested an

amendment of the Admiralty draft telegram but

this does not appear to have been included in

what was actually sent. The amendment was

somewhat important, in view of the apparent

ignorance of the C. in C., China, of that

particular provision of the 1898 Convention.

95C and 95F registered for record.

Put by.

95E. It is interesting to note that

most of the evidence submitted to the Commission

of Inquiry into the sinking of the fishing

junks has been fully published in the local

Press.

96 and 92. It will be seen that H.M.

Ambassador in Tokyo has already been instructed

to