No. 31 NAI DFA 11/3A
Letter from Seán Lester to Joseph P. Walshe (Dublin)
(S. 9/4/65) (copy)
Geneva, 14 April 1932
Disarmament Conference.
It appears that the Minister for Finance has agreed to allow £50 for entertainment at the Labour Conference. From my own experience I am sure this money will be very well spent.
I should, however, be very glad if you could see your way again to press the case for at least an equivalent allowance for the infinitely more important Disarmament Conference. I continue to receive hospitality from other Delegates and find it nationally and personally humiliating not to be in a position to return it.1
[signed] (Sd) Seán Lester2
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