Office of the Historian

123C853/15: Telegram

The Acting Secretary of State to the Minister in Czechoslovakia (Crane)

Washington, June 6, 1919, 4 p.m.

Your June 2 [3?], 10 a.m.2

Department has no knowledge why other foreign governments have not as yet appointed full ministers but is asking Embassies London and Paris to ascertain informally and confidentially when full ministers will be appointed from Gt. Britain and France. The Department perceives no particular embarrassment in your position as regards precedence because of the fact that the American Government has been the first to appoint a full minister to Prague.

Polk
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