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            <text># CECNEET 

From: Vlahy,
To: Lima.
Dated: July 29, 1942,
Rec'd: July 30, 1942.

Message No: 103
Votre tel. 146.
Vous pouvez accepter les versements
faits à la caisse de votre chancellerie par des personnes désireuses de transférer des fonds en France, mais il est bien entendu que la conversion en francs des sommes en monnaie locale v. encaissées sera toujours effectuée au cours du change en vigueur pour l'opération de la chancellerie.

L'agent comptable versera la contre-val leur aux (recevants) aussitôt que vous m'aurez indiqué leurs noms et adresses en France ainsi que le montant pris en recette, le change, la date et les numéros de la ... (décret 3 janvier (1936), article 10 instructions).

DIPLOMATIE.

Examination Unit, National Research Council, July 31, 1942.</text>
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