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1 r SOCIÉTÉ DES NATIONS LEAGUE OF NATIONS. RUSSIAN REFUGEES. 'Inwmont Document, Uonsierlfo. a^2624-x ^ < & & * * ( * ) ~ ' Rembttre cb documbst À I I)ATE 7 Réponses, &o. (Out Letter Hook) fi'ÿ ry ' :, ÇLI $- Document I XT, _ / - _ V Index A. Index B. Sommaire Imprimé. Distribution. Voir lus dossii-is : L Document ", suivant j l'rièro d inscrire Ira commentaires sur la feuille blanche à l intérieur. Voir, pour Distribution (éventuelle), la feuille bleue il l intérieur.

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3 Extract of a letter from It. Col John Ward, Russian Relief and Reconstruction Fund London, August 10, 1922 LX... M a y I say that It was with great regret that we were unable to send a representative to the meeting held In May and hope to be able to do so for the meeting which I understand is to be held in September if we have sufficient notice of the date, I am sure that you will understand that it is very difficult for any member of my Committee to go to Geneva at a few days notice, which was/that we received of the May meeting. Perhaps you would be kind enough to let me know the date as soon as possible so that I may make the necessary arrangements.

4 Htwish C o l o n i z a t i o n A s s o c i a t i o n 2, Verulam Buildings, Gray1s Inn, London. W.C. 1., ü è /e y r a p /ifjr ite :> J t 't / _J _ August 14th, Dear Mr de Watteville, I have not yet received my full instructions for the September meeting of the Advisory Committee on Russian Refugees, but as you may now be preparing the Agenda it may be useful for you to receive from me the following notices t. To call attention to the absence of any recommendation in the "Arrangement" adopted by the Governmental Conference on Certificates of Identity with regard to the gratuitous grant of visas. 2. To call attention to the unsatisfactory state in which the question of countries of origin is left by the aforesaid "Arrangement I shall also probably be in a position to make definitiv statements on the following subjects 1. The plan adopted by the J.C.A. for dealing with the Jewish Refugees in Constantinople. 2. The threatened expulsions of Russian refugees from Poland and Roumanie and the measures for dealing with them adopted by the J.C.A. Will you kindly let me have copies of the Agenda as soon as they are available. I shall be leaving here for Paris on my way to Geneva on the 28th inst. Faithfully yours,

5 J? ^ 4 S / /H S E K S T A. 22n» August, Dear Mr. wolf,, Ir f ' de '-"attetule'a absence I bag to aclcnomledge the re c e ip t of your le tte r of the 14th In sta n t, and note the lteiaa you desire placed on the Agenda of the fo rth - ooming meeting of the Advisory Committee of Private Organ! aat ion a.., ÎTo «fofi^ite date has yet been fixed f o r the meeting the Advisory Committee, but I do not an ticip ate that i t can be held, in view of the Assembly's claim???* IT aen' s tlme. before the 25th September. I y h a ll, of course, not f a il to l e t you know the exact date Immediately i t has been fixed. Yours sincerely, TFfr. lueien wolf, 2 Vorrlam Buildings. Sray's Inn, London, w. c. i

6 r yj.i/zzt;x/f-- lienem, Autant 26th T92E Dear Dr. iiimaon, 1)0 g to en olooa, herew ith, eopy o i a lettig r dated 84*h ln a t, rooclvofl Croie ' LiieLen.o if o f the Jewish 'nlinliifktlon.\anoo Lotion, in *AUh he a aka t h a t, i f oo:- t'ilo, tli2 3t. ln ; r. tho drloory. oranlttes of rltuto arguai» atlo n a, oiieiiiù ho arxant$ed aùout tho îüth epteribur,, lu st M ltlai o f the Advloory oonenlttoo, a re so lu tio n a» tianaed th a t tho nozt r looting! oui.) o :-1 6 during th e kr cmbly, vihen not only Mr. o l f womlrt be la C-eneva but a lo o UolJnei. rd, ono o f the r l t l s h JLeloratea at the Aof=embly n d orn of the representatlt ea o f the..ne ni an o l l e f ooonu ru.oio n 'und on t. 5 te. d virory C onm ittee. t lu v-leo /losolb l# th a t oth er member8 o f th e Advlcory e m ltto c ïrom. he :>vlslon 1 d-it! o\.ontember 86th waa fix e d ln oo fflo re 'à iilt Le Cor b a t in view o f ttr* w e ïf e roquent, ah m l v e r j t e f u l 1= >. would k in d ly l e t v.o laiow h etâ io r you vva,-at l a to cay I f th e I8th v/oulc) "be eq u a lly o nvonlont# y owe a sineerely. Lymaker,

7 2, VERULAM BUILDINGS, C R A Y S IN N, LONDON, W.C. August 24th, 192. Dear Mr. Johnson, I am obliged to you for your letter of the 22nd instant (45/22624/17267 ). I hope the High Commissariat will see its way to fix a date for the meeting of the Advisory Committee earlier than the 25th September. That date would be impossible for me. It was understood at the last meeting of the Committee that the meeting should be held early in September and all my arrangements have been made on that hypothesis. I shall be in Geneva on the 1st for the Assembly and shall stop until the 19th to attend the meeting of the Famine Committee, but I must leave on the evening of that day. If Dr. Hansen could possibly fix the Refugees Committee for about the 15th it would be very convenient for me. I am rather anxious to attend it as besides the notices I have sent in I have one or two important reports to submit, including one on Constantinople. *ou need not trouble to answer this as I shall be able to call upon you towards the end of next week. r'aithÿully a i uiuiiii,/ yours. y uuj. a,

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