https://declassified.library.utoronto.ca/files/original/9a43844c3ba995fe1c5743f2a8c09304.pdf 731eedf3dd736f07922b93b89075aa81 PDF Text Text Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgueen vertu de la Loi surlaccsrinformation HILE COPY G.G.Crean/js RR SbEHE “ SOLSE. /Z2s u/= cf 44 UST6 s July 8, 2.949. Feo 7E‘ J Colonel He » Loeichnr, Director of Bigaula ( my) ing Couander EoA-Do Sit BOB, Director Of Signals (aCA) ZiPe Eo Drake, Director, Comnicatione Brnuch I onclose herewith n drofe letter to Drigndior Gambier-Parry which I have propsred in nocordance with the decision of tha Couunierttone Research Conmittee at its moeting on 7th of July. I should be greteful if you would lot me know if this draft is setisfaetory to you or whether you have say propose cusnges to makes Uhnizr, GoloOo 000412 000042 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgu en vertu de la Loi sur l’accs A rinformation FILE copy D a a aI G.G. Crean/js IoP SuaRi - COPSE July 8, 1949. Brigadier Bo Gamabier-Parzy, GolloGo, 0/o Director, GoGolosho Dear Gmbler-Parry, I should like to refer to our acohange of tolegrang on the proponed Gommnientions Conference and to your lottor of 3let May wit which you enolosed a proponed gggenda. I thought it would be desirable at this stage to oxplaia in further detail our foeling in respect to the proposed conference. An you will see from our telegren , of June 20th, there wore really two aspeets to the problen fron our point of view. The First was the difficulty of neeting the time owing to the difficulties of sending n delegation to Lontion in the surmer. and the socand point WeB O12 feeling thut a nuber of the ite: ou the agouda wer obviously ones which could not be settled finally exeert on a tripartite basis with the Anericaas. iO have, however e given further consideration to Sha problen and,whilo we still fool that our proposal for a tripartite sonLerenee bas A good deal of sorit, we would act like to exclude the possibility of a conferense between yourselves and ourselves in the autto Cur Peeling here is that we could come to decisions in A bilnteral couferonce at least on the firat three items of the agenda an could have useful discussions on Items 5, 6 and 1b. .o do not feel that any final desisions could be reacted in any discussion of the remaining ites on the agende but we would be quite prepared to have oxploratory discussions without prejudice to any position we might take in a cbsejuont tripartite conference. If this proposal appouls to you it Sb our toutative suggestitm that we night send representatives to London either in October or early Mnveber. I hope you have not misunderstood our views in this mattor but, Trankly, we did not oxpect the proposed sguada to eover such a wide field und, as a result „ won the natter was first considered in the Communications neserch Gomitteo, it was felt that the scope of the proposed gourerence wont sonewhst bejou the agenda which ue auticipatei us a result of our talks with Str ldward Zravis during 66002 000413 000043 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgu en vertu de la Loisur l'accs rinformation Me visit here. 0ne further reason Por our nodification of views is that with the reozgenization tikiag place in Jashington, we feel it may sake see time bofore the Anericons would ba prepared to take policy decisions in this field. It woul, therefore, clearly be desirable to clour up a mumber of our zuatual technical problons rather than wait perhaps 3ix months for a conference with American zeprosenthis tatives, I have not, of course, disessed/with the Anericaus at all ond this view 10 merely basud on my own dedustions. I shall look forward to hearing from you in due courde. I might add, la ease Nir Edward Travis has mt already informed you, that I expect to relinquish the Chairmanship of the Gomnicetions Research Cormittee some timo in September and By plage will be taken by Kra R. A. MacKny of this Deportment. 14® will "as nnxtoun to mect you and your colleagugs at the euzliost opportunity. In regard to the physical aspects of comuicetion between yeareelf on the one hand and our organizstion here, your proposals appended to your lottos’ of Nay 3lst are quite satisfactory to US a Yours sincerely. 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