consulted, and to a certain degree their hand was forced, tf, r. Eden's memorandum is therefore past history, but i thought it would be of interest to the Department of State, and possibly to you, to have it as a part of the record, together with an account of oral explanations given by the Foreign Office. I am therefore enclosing a copy of my despatch No. 1013 of July 24 to the Department, together with a copy of the Foreign Office memoran- dum. Respectfully yours, John S. Winant Enclosure: As stated. |