No. 70 NAI DT S3332
DUBLIN, 3.45 pm, 21 April 1923
LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
The President reported that he had received a message from Mr. Curtis1 of the
Colonial Office stating that the British Government wished to be informed as
to what attitude on their part would be most helpful to the Free State in
connection with its application for membership to the League of Nations, and
suggesting that a note intimating the wishes of the Irish Government be
addressed to each of the Colonial Governments and to the Imperial Government.
The matter was referred to the Minister of External Affairs for a report.
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