List of Contents for July 18, 1988 (individual) submissions to the Right Honourable John Turner and New Democratic Party of Canada Leader Ed Broadbent:

1) copy of July l8, 1988 statement to Prime Minister of Canada Brian Mulroney, the Right Honourable John Turner, and New Democratic Party Leader Ed Broadbent; with copies of these terms of reference included:

a) page containing copies of:
i) Registration Receipt for June 24, 1988 registered letter #3578 to Desmond Tutu,
ii) Registration Receipt for June 24, 1988 registered letter #3580 to (Frederic) Van Zyl Slabbert,
iii) Registration Receipt for July 5, 1988 registered letter #0328 to (U.S. CONGRESSMAN Ronald V.) Dellums—Democrat, California,
iv) ROYAL BANK PERSONAL TOUCH BANKING* receipt dated 05Jul88-- with withdrawal amount of $5.00 and updated balance of $0.10 darkened for improved perception, and
v) September 11, 1985 New York Times article, "Deciphering Diplomatic Decampments",

b) July 6, 1988 letter from Office of Michael F. Harcourt, M.L.A., Leader of the Opposition,
c) List of Contents for July 7, 1988 submission to PREMIER OF BRITISH COLUMBIA William Vander Zalm,
d) List of Contents for July 18, 1988 submission to NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA LEADER Michael Harcourt,
e) July 13, 1988 statement to PREMIER OF BRITISH COLUMBIA William N. Vander Zalm and NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA LEADER Michael Harcourt; with attached copy of page 2. of July, 1988 report to President Ronald Reagan,
f) List of Contents for July 5,1988 submission to CONGRESSMAN Dellums,
g) List of Contents for June 24, 1988 submission to Mr. Frederic Van Zyl Slabbert,
h) List of Contents for June 24, 1988 submission to the Most Reverend Desmond Tutu,
i) List of Contents for July 18, 1988 submissions to the Right Honourable John Turner and the Democratic Party of Canada Leader Ed Broadbent, and
j) July 4, 1988 letter from Office of the Prime Minister.

Gentlemen: The letter i received dated July 4, 1988 in my mail of July 13, 1988 refers to a submission sent to Ottawa via Ms. Carney's courier service on March 25, 1988. It does not constitute a response to either my January, 1988 or my June 3, 1988 statements to you.

Asked by NBC News anchorman Tom Brokaw on June 7, 1988 whether he has not been too critical of the Reagan Administration defense spending when "the military build-up brought (Mikhail) Gorbachev to the (negotiating) table," GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS and U.S. Democratic Party 1988 Presidential candidate Michael Dukakis stated:

"I don't agree with that assumption."

The Acknowledgement of Receipt for my June 24, 1988 registered letter #3580 to Frederic Van Zyl Slabbert was returned unsigned on July 14, 1988. Canada Post Customer Service advised me they don't think the card left Canada. I feel no rush to put a tracer on it. He and i spoke. If he wants to reply, he will.

And what the affixation reveals was received in my July 15, 1988 mail.
I interpet significance that it was permitted to reach Desmond Tutu so quickly, but you should form your own interpretations if you value mine so little. This is an issue of "deciphering diplomatic decampments."