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of the Grovemar, Norman-Walker and

Conger Ihwaite.

5

mentioned

letter to Fiqqures

a

in my

suggestion by the

Governor that Haddon - Cave might benefit

from Short altachments with

The

Treasury and the Bank of England to broaden his experience, particularly in the monetary field. The Governor has now followed this up

indicating

That Haddon - Cave could be spared for

two men the later

This

year (late

September to late November) and has

whather Arrangement's

Carld be

for that period. We hope very

ashed

made

much

that you and

The Bank will

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Feel able to help in this way.

St

occurs

to

chap

Your une to Hong Kong offers

excellent

алт

geportunity to talk over with

The Governor and Cowperthwaite the details

could most-usefully

of how Haddon - Cave could Spend his time in the Treasury, of

Haslam Ĉ to whom s

ант

сори

am sending a copy of this letter) agrees, your discussion's could perhaps also explore how the time available &

might be divided

between the Treasury

and the Bank

ñus

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