CI SINO-JAPANESE
CONFLICT
1. you.
Jel. 361
5/12/38.
2
Anxious to be rid of about 1,000 interned Chinese soldiers. Requests advice as to the extent to which ordinary
rules as to interned belligerents apply in the
complice
present
2
Jou
$1.38
Státé's (1) was intended to
sugges
9/12/38
that the mee
their
6 Japanese.
should be released & giver safe conduct to homes & not handed over to the
? Copics of (1) 4 (2) to F.D., asking:__
1) whether the F.O. wld. all
fit to
ask H. H. 's Ambassador in Tokyo
to lend oupport to the suppotion,
contained in (!), which the Japanese
Consul General has been asked to
forward to Tokyo;
9 2) whether the F.O. cld. advise as to
the
reply
Sov. with
which did. He put to the
regard to the puestion
contained in the last para. If No. U).
4 ? copris 5) (1) 9 (2), with letter to F.O., to fence Dept. 5
A. N. Galsworthy 9/12
The first tel: is addressed
15.
Lach hom
The F.O. Lan a tel. commenting on
Tokyo.
Shang hair
it
reliance
or a
Japanese under taking
- though deprecating my
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