550 E 1/163: Telegram
The Ambassador in France (Herrick) to the Secretary of State
[Paraphrase]
Paris, April 5,
1922—9 p.m.
[Received April 5—8:55 p.m.]
[Received April 5—8:55 p.m.]
151. B–670. [From Boyden]:
Next week considerable information useful to the United States will be lying round north Italy. The information cannot be picked up by anyone who is not personally acquainted with individuals. Unless the Department sees objection, possibility of which is apparent, I shall urge Logan to take a short vacation trip, entirely personal, incognito as far as possible, not beginning until a couple of days after the Genoa Conference opens. Incidentally he might call on Child at Genoa. Boyden.
Herrick