65. F.o.
26
منة
( two / Lakys
5. 124474/106/18/10
F.
22.12. 38'
tel - 1486 of 19/12; railway slock.)
It is true that a number of coaches belonging to
the
Chinese suction
of the railway may
have
(se no.1)
Kemitory;
; Aut I
no. 1) been stond in the leased
don't see how the Sapanese cld. Legally
this as
a
usl
lever for refusing to hand back British owned
stocks they have taken themselves
have taken themselves — & it was
maumably
as a hint in this deviction that the
Kan Minister for For. Affaris mentionst it in his wote.
In
any cases from No. 17 it is clear
of hast
that the greater part of the rolling stocked the
Chinese section has been removed to the Canton-
Haukion railway,
• that it was only the rolling
stock of the Pontich section of the cituary
that was not removed
•
This is now
prourably in the leased territory, a clearly
has
no parallel with the Sapancas seizure
of British owned
rolling
stock, though I think
this upon the
be difficult to unpress
it may be difficult
Sapanese authorities.
It is not certain, however, that the Trapanise
infind to follow up then hint; &
presumably
thee will be a further communication from
the Japanese
that a
reply
on the subject. I am not sure
to this is really necessary,
the F.O. have asked for on obsons, & I
hit