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4.
As regarŝp
72
#ios" included in itsa
A (1) above, I would refer to my savingram No. 182 or
9th August, 1948 enclosing a mosorandum on this subject,
to your reply Ro. 92 of
Since that
Monoe took place, further ocaɛiveration has been
given to this probles which for convenience is sumaris
below, with
addition
osrtain aspects which
appear to be relevant.
shortly after the murrender of
Thailan:, supplies of råos estimated to be worth £1,707,600
btsined from that territory without payment
shipped to India, simlaya, zong Kong
territories, Inionesis and the /hilippåns,
smount
skippes to Hong Kong was worth £516,700. It is sastmed
that
mle in
rice was sold and presembly the proceeds of
ng lọng are included in the total of items
© (a) and (b) of para. 3 above, mubject to any further
information you may be
give as a result of
tin
enquiry at the end of that paragraph.
that
proons: had been pai: over to HakoGo, it was
stated in my savingras of 9th August 1948, that the
proceeds shoulɛ/
distributed, not
basis of actual
receipts, but in the anae proportions as the I.5.7.0.
allocation of rice from D.Ä. Asa sources to
OGNOSITEL,
It would obviously not be fair
territory shoul: be oredited with
value of the
aucee rice actually received by that territory, since the
distribution amongst the above territories mas purely a
matter of convenience at the time and ma not the basis
of may entitlement of each territory to food supplies at
that time, or on the basis of entitlement to
of
reparations from Thailand.
On the basis of 1.
allocations,
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