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Passengers
ships with Naval reliefs and passengers. They say that
they were not consulted by Shanghai authorities.
baggage was examined and disembarkation held up for a short
time. Only British nationals were allowed to travel down,
all others being told to travel in Japanese ships leaving
5th June.
Generally. The small Japanese trade that was
being done on the river above the Barrier appears to have
ceased abruptly. The explanation may be that the Navy have
stopped all river trade at the Barriers and that it is now
going by Railway from Nanking which accounts for reported
increase of rail freight.
1st Lord
1st S.L.
2nd S.L.
3rd S.L.
4th S.L.
5th S.L.
D.C.N.S.
A.C.N.S.
PARL.SEC.
CIVIL LORD
SEC.
NAVAL SEC.
P.A.S.(S)
O.D. (3)
D.N.I.(6) M.36 (14)
D. of P. (3)
D.S.D.9.
0.1.C.(4)
D.T.D.(2)
2238/6.
MIP.
D.L.D.D.
Foreign office
War office Air Ministry
Выт
)To be
sent by M. Branch.
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