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800.51 W 89Greece/10

The Chargé in Greece (Goold) to the Secretary of State

Athens, September 5, 1925.
[Received September 21.]
No. 406

Sir: In confirmation of my telegram of to-day, No. 57, 12 noon,46 I have the honor to state that this morning I was handed Foreign Office note No. 11193, dated August 30th in reply to my note No. 109 of August 14th which I had been directed to transmit by your instruction No. 237 of July 31st.

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I have [etc.]

H. S. Goold
[Enclosure—Translation]

The Greek Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs (Hadjikyriacos) to the American Chargé (Goold)

Athens, August 30, 1925.
No. 11193

Mr. Chargé d’affaires: In reply to the note of August 14th which you were good enough to address me concerning the credits opened by the American Government in favor of Greece, I have the honor to inform you that Mr. Simopoulos, Minister of Greece at Washington, has been named as the representative of the Hellenic Government to take up this question with the World War Foreign Debt Commission and clothed with the necessary powers to make proposals on the subject.

Please accept [etc.]

A. Hadjikriacos
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