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767.68119/49: Telegram

The Ambassador in Italy (Child) to the Secretary of State

[Paraphrase]
Rome, October 30, 1922—6 p.m.
[Received October 30—5 p.m.]

208. Aide-mémoire contained in your 159, October 28,8 has been delivered. It is impossible under existing political conditions to [Page 890] make contact with responsible Italian officials in order to amplify by conversations the purpose of the aide-mémoire. As soon as possible this will be done.

Child
  1. See telegram no. 344, Oct. 27, to the Ambassador in France, p. 884. No record of a reply by the Italian Government to this aide-mémoire has been found in Department files.↩