18 you
Ref. 14
conf. (2.)
12 22.8.57.
States it was the view of the Exc. Co., that in the
absence of any further approach by the for salvage coy.
it would be inadvisable to introduce
legislation.
Since the Japanere Conrail - General has not
pursued the matter any further
:thes since the HK.
оти
Gost5
the
refusal
was communicated to hein,
Governor proposes to let the matter drop. He
does not propose to pursue any further the supportia's
Jour
made in para. 3 of our despatch at (14), on the
too obvious move in
pound
that it might be a
present circumstances.
This being s
༡ we need not
& puss the suppstar,
but should simply distribute copies of (18) as
in, & with refrende to, (15) - (??).
A.N. Galsworthy 11/2
I do not follow the argument in
If in the absence of a further
hara. 2.
approach from the Japanese the introduc- tion of Legislation would draw attention to its real object, how much
mare Lo
would its introduction after the application
had been renewed?
I should have understood the Gar's
Cattitude
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