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Minutes.
Attached ere two minutes on the
question of 3ritish subjects in the United States
and the better use of them in the war effort.
manpower anJ
U.S.A. is of
Americans,
subjects who
effort leads
The question of utilising the
resources of British subjects in the
importance in our .'?lations with the
since the existence of numbers of Brrtish
are in no
to a good
way
deal
contributing to the war
of criticism. Also,
if we are askincr the Americans to ma!:? some of their
manpower available to us, it
will \«ant to be certain that
use of our own resources.
i.3 probable that they
we are making the most
With regard to those British
subjects who are being defeatists or disloyal, I
think that the U.S.(J. would, if asked, help us to
get rid of them from the U.S. except those on the
quota.
As these Questions are of a
general nature and do not really pertain to strictly
Embassy matters, I am hoping that if you think there
is anything in
you
the memoranda you will be able to
bring it to the attention of the interested author-
ities in cin-rland.
j-p/j
August 15th, 1941.