1. Bombing Targets in the Balkans; 2. Telegraphic Channels to India; 3. Reports from J.I.C. Cairo; 4. J.I.C. Conference on Co-Ordination of Far East Intelligence

prepared by the Joint Intelligence Staff should be telegraphed to Joint Intelligence Committees, abroad, who would be concerned. This suggestion arose from a meeting he had had in Cairo with members of the J.I.C. there. He had also been asked whether the papers they prepared met the requirements of the London J.I.C. In discussion it was generally agreed that reports sent to London from abroad were sometimes too full on matters outside the sphere of the J.I.C. which had prepared them. It would be helpful to have in greater detail the views of J.I.Cs.