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19196
Hkg
Downing Street,
22nd April,
1920.
478
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Dear Spencer,
20
agree.
I would certainly not meddle with
the question of f.l.a. on board.
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it
at
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may
any
a f.c.a.
be convenient to catche
eded with his under the orde
on board, though I agree no fort would be likely to interfere
with one in
the normal course.
G. 21.4.20
We have now considered further your letter of
the 6th April regarding the question of allowing Frau
Kronenberg to land at various British ports on her journey
to Shanghai.
As I think you are aware, there is nowlegislation dealing with former enemy aliens in all the Colonies and Protectorates. Under this legislation former enemy aliena
cannot be allowed to land without special permission from the Colonial Government, and in the case of this person there sems to be no ground for asking for such permission
and it is doubtful whether it would be of any use if it
were asked for; but we do not think that any objection
could be taken to the lady remaining on board the ship
and seeing her friends there.
We have recently asked the Governor of Hong Kong
whether there would be any objection to allowing German s to pass through Hong Kong en route for Chinese territory,
Chy of my hff attached
Ins
2.4.
20
JOR H.G. SPENCER.
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