CO129-539-11 Hong Kong Flying Club- proposed establishment of a Flying Training school at Kai Tak 8-4-1932 - 4-3-1933 — Page 3

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? as

as for

as

this dept: is concerned (1)

abone would appear to cover point (a), and,

as negands point (b), it would seem that

the

C.I.D. suggestion in 2 above

was

on the assumption that aliens ( of many

nationalities might fly

over

made

Hong Kong, and that

the proposed regulation would be sufficient

safeguard against expimage.

It seems that there then remains only

the broader question

if me

as to whether, even

permit aliens to fly

oney

Hong Kong, we should actively encourage them to fly (and buy) British planes in

that area.

Subject to the views of G.D. I suggest

that it is not necessany

to the O.D.C,

to refer this back but that it will be sufficient

to send copies of I to A.M., W.O, & adminalty by drafts marked "Secret and Important,

giving

a

reference to the O.D.C. Draft:

Memo: referred to above, saying that the

Sec. of state is disposed to

the Governors viens

on

agree

with

the subject, and

ask to be furnished with their obsons.

at their earliest convenience

WwRtpone

12/4.

I think it will suffice to write to

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There is corres about the Far Eastern Aviation

To in 80845/3, the boy

The boy seems

seems lobe

fairly

strongly backed by the British aircraft

industry, butdix Miles Lampson

was nor