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November 14th, 1941.
have gone dtf>r this with Hiss Kaslett who agrees with me that
,-t£2 Committee which has been set up in London is a very interesting **¦
<one.     She thinks that it would be a good idea to fit i£- requests which
we may receive from students, social workers or other technical people
into this scheme.     I, personally, am very glad to hear of it because,
while the numbers of people who wish to go to Britain under this heading
are not great, many would be useful as individuals and their presence
in England would be taken by their own colleagues in this country as
a sort of token representation of their respective professions.
lliss Haslett decided that it might help to expedite the whole
scheme if she were to write directly to the Ministry of Labour, inform-
ing them of the existence of this Committee, and so has written the
enclosed letters to the Home Secretary and Sir Frank Tribe.
301 i  W 36899/1043
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