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500.A15a3/838b: Telegram

The Acting Secretary of State to the Chairman of the American Delegation (Stimson)

Washington, April 11, 1930—6 p.m.

323. By instruction of the President I transmit to you his congratulations on the success of the result which you have achieved and this expression of his admiration for your patience and determination through an arduous and difficult negotiation. This instruction is being made public here.24

Cotton
  1. Proceedings of the London Naval Conference, p. 246.↩