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deletion of sub-paragraph (a) and the substitution of a new

paragraph for paragraph 3(a) which will now become peragraph

The text of this is given at the bottom of page 3 and the

beginning of page 4 of the Report of the sub-Committee.

Are there any comments on this new paragraph 4? Agreed.

The in Article XXXIII.

GXT CULE6quential chenge de

formerly XXXI, The text on this

with the amendment proposed

by the United Kingdom, is given on page 4 of the Report of the

sub-Committee

Are there any comments?

Bei

(Lgreed)

MRJ SHACKLE (United Kin

we leave this matter I would wish, on behalf of the Delegation of the United Kingdom, to exprese very sincere appreciation to the Committee for their having agreed to this Report, and I sm sure that I shall not be misinterpreting the wishes of the representatives of Bura, Cole and Southern Rao

who unfortunately are absent, if I see 011 the ith that statement. certainly convey to them the very kind expressions which Members. of the Committee have spoken on their account

CHAIRMAN:

I will

Thank you.

The next item or Ju order of business is the

Pantoul for the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade regarding relations with Germany, Japan and Kore, while under ilitary

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operations. This is a proposal of the United States Delegation, but this morning the United States Delegation also submitted a proposal for a note to be attached to Article IV.

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that this note will be included in our Anex to the Interpretative Notes, and although this note was only circulated this morning

4y would be prepared to

I would ask the Committee if

? Consider it now, even though it has hot been in the hands of Members of the

Committee for 24 hours

The Delegate of Cuba.

Dr. G. GUTIERREZ (Cuba): I should like to askthe other