Reel 17425 - Page 1887

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Reel 17425 - Page 1887

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1941/1945

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# TOO CERC

## 2. F. R. P.

From: Paris
To: Ottawa
No: 141-142 (Summary)

Dated: Feb. 20, 1945
Sent: Feb. 21, 1945
Re: 2: Feb. 22, 1945

The latest development of the PATERSON - WINDERWERK situation is that the French Government will accept delivery of the cigarettes now available, and will take up through its Canadian representative the question of what to do with the remainder of the order. Signed: DIPLOFRANCE

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From: Paris
To: Ottawa
No: 143 (Summary)

Dated: Feb. 20, 1945
Sent: Feb. 20, 1945
Re: 2: Feb. 22, 1945

DIPLOFRANCE suggests that Professor BATUR, who is on route to Canada to lecture in Civil Law at McGILL, might be asked to speak on the Resistance movement by other universities or by the Canadian Club.

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Examination Unit
National Research Council
Feb. 24, 1945