Letter from Alfred J. T. Taylor to Vilhjalmur Stefansson, 28 October 1921

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Vancouver, B. C.

Oct. 28th, 1921

V. Stefansson, Esq., Broadway at 156th Street, New York, U.S.A.

My dear Stefansson,

I think you have accomplished a great deal in getting word so directly to Lloyd George, and I hope that the rumour in yesterday's paper that Lloyd George was going to be prevented from attending the Conference by complications in Ireland will prove unfounded. I shall be most interested to hear a fuller account of the result of Mr. Dilnot's interview with the Premier, but I am quite sure it will have prepared the way for you if the Premier attends the Conference in November.

I think the "Silver Wave" transaction has been pretty well cleared up now by the various communications we have received, and the only matter that we need some little light on is in expenditures that were made on the "Orion", but no doubt Mr. Lindeberg’s letter in reply to ours of recent date will clear this up as well.

Yours sincerely, AJTaylor

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