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We did not- manage to discuss the chaft letter
to MR. Crombie with Sir M. Young This morning, in
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The time we took on the Constitution
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I did however give Sis M. Young
a copy of the draft, and asked him to let us
know if there are any additional points to be hought cut.
Meanwhile I have incorporated in the draft-
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mentioned to me
clean draft opposit.
The vanius points which This morning, & submit a
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Sir Thomas Lloyd.
I feel that Sir Orme Sargent will expect us to make, in writing to the Treasury, the point in the last paragraph of 30, and if we do not, he may feel impelled to put in his own caveat to Mr. Crombie, the effect of which might be unfortunate.
I feel, therefore, that the words in square brackets in paragraph 2 of the draft must stand, although I have somewhat modified them. I do not know, however, whether you will think it worth while discussing this point with Sir Orme Sargent before the draft goes off. Personally, I do not think we need object to the point being included.
I have not heard from Sir Mark Young since he had a copy of the original draft on Monday, and clearly there is no need for us to wait for him.
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