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  4. Efforts to obtain French and British approval of an all-American receivership—Discussion at Paris; refusal by the American Government of a protectorate or mandate—Plan to terminate the international receivership by refunding the 1912 loan—Discussion with the Treasury Department as to amout of credits available

Efforts to obtain French and British approval of an all-American receivership—Discussion at Paris; refusal by the American Government of a protectorate or mandate—Plan to terminate the international receivership by refunding the 1912 loan—Discussion with the Treasury Department as to amout of credits available

[448] The Minister in Liberia (Johnson) to the Secretary of State

Monrovia, November 12, 1919, 8 a.m.
[Received 4 p.m.]

882.51/1010: Telegram

[449] The Secretary of State to the Minister in Liberia (Johnson)

Washington November 19, 1919, 5 p.m.

882.51/1016b: Telegram

[451] The Secretary of State to the Secretary of the Treasury (Glass)

Washington, November 20, 1919.

882.51/1016a