Reel 17426 - Page 2663

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Reel 17426 - Page 2663

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https://image-uab.canadiana.ca/iiif/2/69429%2Fc0959c66d591/full/max/0/default.jpg

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1941/1945

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Public Domain

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fra

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# TOP SCRMET

## P. C. R. L.

From: Algiers
To: Washington
25459

Dated: Aug. 21, 1944
Sent: Aug. 25, 1944
Rec'd: Aug. 28, 1944

Diplo 2111.
Votre tel. 17072.
M. GENNIER approuve entièrement la mesure de suspension prise par vous. Il a rappelé le Lieutenant .U. GERAS à Alger et donné au Général LOGUET instructions de rechercher les moyens reprendre d'urgence (dans) des conditions satisfaisantes la publication en question.
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From: Washington
To: Algiers

Sent: Aug. 22, 1944
Rec'd:Aug. 25, 1944

## 5287-89, 91-93 (Summary)

HOPPEROT lists the number of tons of newsprint already sent, or being sent, to Algiers, which should last until the middle of February 1948. He points out that the problem of supplies to be obtained during the last quarter of 1944 has not yet been settled, because the Americans have told him to obtain them from Canada, while Canada has informed him that the Mutual Aid agreement does not apply to newsprint. He advises strict rationing in North Africa (returning Americans have made criticisms), an effort to obtain supplies through WAFEN, and an examination of the possibilities of paying for Canadian supplies if all else fails.

## Examination Unit

National Research Council
August 28, 1944