TNAG-0151-FCO40-187-Exports-of-cotton-textiles-to-Canada-1969 — Page 22

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7. We fully appreciate and are sorry for

inconvenience which line suggested above

will cause

you (and

and we shall try to deal with this

matter in such a way as to avoid need for a

We had not disregarded

further round of negotiations with Canadians

before 30 September

telegrams referred to in your paragraph 4 and

we certainly appreciate problems raised in your paragraph 5, But as you know, particularly in

present circumstances, any extension of m.m.f.

restrictions raises problems for us (see in this

connection BOT paper on textile problems sent

under cover of Hughes' letter to Jordan of

31 July).

korthermore, If it would help we shall to avoid em tarassment to yourselors