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136 Mr M. MacDonald, U.K. Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs, to Mr J. A. Lyons, Prime Minister

Cablegram 29 LONDON, 14 March 1938, 8.07 p.m.

CONFIDENTIAL

Following for Prime Minister:-

Your telegram of 12th March, No. 25. [1] Your action much
appreciated. In this connection please see my telegram of today,
Circular B. No. 55. [2]

1 Document 135.

2 Not printed. It said that it had been made clear to the United
Kingdom press that it remained desirable that they 'should refrain
from nagging and provocation and publication of unconfirmed news'.


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