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sir,

British Embassy,

Washington,7.C.

29th ecember,1932.

El

In a conversation with Wr.Castle today he informed me

that about a mouth or

a mouth or 80 AgO

so ago three fighting aeroplanes,

Hawks he believed, had been delivered at Canton from

Hongkong without any licence having been obtained from

Hanking. He sold that the Canton overnment at present

was ostensibly quite frica 12 with the Central Government

st lancing, and that the latter had made no complaint

about these aeroplanes, and possibly did not know about them

Yet Htc 'njeety's Lovernment in these motters had alvaj a

heen meticulously correct and he was puzzled to now why

the proper procedure had not been follosed in the present

chse, if his facts were correct. He was not speaking to

me at all in ang tone of complaint, but he thought it due

to His Majesty's Government to drew attention to the

circumstances.

2.

I cald that I should lose no time in bringing

the matter to your notice.

I hove, etc.

(gd) R..Lindsey.

he hight Honourable

Bir John Dimon,G.C.⠀.I.,K.C.V.O.,

etc., etc.,

etc.

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