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550.S1 Economic Commission/19: Telegram

The Chairman of the American Delegation (Hull) to the Acting Secretary of State 38

London, July 6, 1933—9 p.m.
[Received July 6—4:36 p.m.]

105. Our 75, June 28, 7 p.m. and 90, June 30 [July 2?], 10 p.m. We should immediately have an outline of the plan which we understand is being discussed in Washington for the allocation of the American market, the present position of the negotiations and the prospects for success. On the basis of our present knowledge the plan under consideration is substantially in line with the plans being discussed here. If there is any useful American interest to be served by having an international sugar agreement it is important that the Delegation be able to report the substance to the Committee which is at work here.

Hull
  1. Copy transmitted to President Roosevelt.↩