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H. E. may wish to speak to Mr» Welles
in the sense of G 46/58/41.    It might be as
well to leave an aide-memoire in the sense
of paragraphs 2 to 4..
2.This telegram also refers to reactions
which H.M.G. would propose to make to the
prospective Japanese move.    These reactions
are given in   -/59.   We are not told to commun-
icate then to the United States Government, and
as regards (2) in that telegram, the views of
Sir R. Craigie and the Dominions are being sought.
(3) is also under study.    It seems therefore
that we should not tell Mr. V/e lies about these
at this stage, but rather wait for him to en-
quire what reactions we propose.
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