Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1921, Volume I

811.73/582: Telegram

The Ambassador in Great Britain (Davis) to the Secretary of State

London, February 26, 1921—2 p.m.
[Received February 26—12:13 p.m.]

152. My 149, February 26, 11 a.m.³⁰ Foreign Office acknowledges receipt of my two communications addressed to F. J. Brown³¹ with regard to the utilization of the joint Western and Western Union cable between Brazil and the United States and adds:

“The Western Telegraph Company having carried out their part of the agreement between the two companies, His Majesty’s Government are of opinion that any proposal for the modification of that agreement should be addressed to the Western Telegraph Company by the Western Union Company direct.”

Davis

30. Not printed.
31. See telegrams no. 102, Feb. 19, and no. 107, Feb. 21, to the Ambassador in Great Britain, supra.