CO129-446 - Others & Individuals - 1917 — Page 202

PREDENT

LORD

LEITH

CHAIRMAN

OF FYVIE

.: COL. SIR MERVYN

AVINGHAM-BULLER, BT.

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VIDEOHAIRMAN:

HON. BIORITARY:

GULLING-GARR, J,P.

TUNT AND BUSINESS BECRETARY

REGINALD WILSON.

283/1V

THE BRITISH

EMPIRE

BRITIS

FOR BRITISH

SUBJECTS

The British Empire Union

bans should be addressed to ske

Hon. Story.

Incorporating the ANTI-GERMAN UNION,

NO GERMAN INFLUENCE, NO GERMAN LABOUR, NO GERMAN GOOD STA That compete with British.

(kot 30 JUN 17 Bear Off-

200

TELEGRAPHIÙ ADDRESS I * OPPOGERMA, ESTRAND. LONDON."

TELEPHONE, CITY 2308.

KANKEAL

MESORE. LLOYDS BANK LIMIT: 222, STRAND, LONDON, W.C.

AUDITORS

NESBR. JACKSON, PIXLEY AL

58. COLEMAN STREET, E.0.

OLUTOR:

MR. H. 8. A. FOY C.C.

4, WALINOOK, E.C.

346, STRAND, LONDON, W.C. (Corner of Aldwych and Wellington Street.)

28th June 1917

might be pressed in the House if possible ?

Yours faithfully,

La. Bawden Smith

Hon. Sec. Infomation Dept.

faw.

Dear Sir,

I enclose you herewith an extract from a letter

eceived from Shanghai, also two cuttings from the North hina Daily News. We have continually been receiving com- laints from Hongkong and Shanghai with regard to the pro- ection of Germans in these colonies to the detriment of

ritish merchants and residents and I trust you will give his matter your earnest attention.

Yours faithfully,

8. Bowen Smitt

Ronald McNeill, Esq. House of Commons.

1. P.

Information Dept

dretary of State for the Colonies, lonial Office, 3.#.1