CO129-526-4 Deportation of Chinese political refugees from Hong Kong 9-12-1929 - 11-6-1930 — Page 3

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this, since it would in effect make

the Governor-in-Council in this

matter a mere puffet of the Nanking ●

It would of

Gorz

Contrary

to the

course, be

traditional policy

of HM.G., who have always allowed

this country to be an asylum

for political refugees and émigrés

rom other

countries

no long

as

they

do not make it a base for open flots acaust their political H.K. is, no

en emés.

doubt, in a special position or

&

is especially liable to be made a base for flots acaust the

neighbouring country,

Gost

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but it cannot the its hands

to the extent of agreeing to

deport any Chinese subject,

with out question, agamst ishon wtre Cliniese Gost make an