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Felham's telegram No. 1, of the 18th Sep tember
must therefore await a decision on that point.
3. If and when it is decided that shipment of
such goods may take place through Burma, the
Department of Overseas Trade will follow their
usual course of secking the permission of the
in this case the competent defence department
Air Ministry to communicate the facts to
suitable United Kingdom firms. It is suggested that
Kr. Pelham should be so informed.
4.
Copies of this memorandum have been sent
to the Board of Trade and the Colonial Office.
The Department of Overseas Trade,
35, Old Queen Street,
LONDON, S.7.1.
29th September, 1937.