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It also
of the Japanese Government was somewhat evasiva.
transpired that arms were reaching the Provincial
Governments of China, without Central Chinese Government
pornito from Belgium, Czechoslovakia and Germany. In
Consequence of that positim France also decided to drop
the procedure of consulting the Chinese Minister in Paris.
f as
As it is now apparent that further representations to
the governments which do not enforce the procedure which
involves the issue of a ühinese Central Government perai t
are not likely to meet with success, and es United Kingdom
manuf’sotarrers are placed at a disadvantage with their
competitors abroad by the strict observance of the
procedure in this country, the Board suggest that the time
has come when the alternatives mentioned in their letter of
the 18th June, 1934, should be put to the Chinese Central
ÜØVETTBent. The Board are also of opinion that if this
suggestion is adopted an endeavour should be made to secure
the acceptance of the revised procedure in all aras-
producing countries.
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The question of the application of the expart
licensing procedure to aircraft arises in connection with
the request of the United States Government, mentioned in
your letter of the 16th Mar et. The Board agree with
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