CO129-556-13 Traffic in arms to China 6-1-1936 - 13-1-1937 — Page 148

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** feel, however, that we ought to point out

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thet ao question arises of say Governsent signifying

whether they agree or da net agree to the new procedare.

This has already been put into fores sad it is not

proposed to vary it at preseat.

The communications which

have been made to the Governments of various exporting

countries which have licensing systeas really fall into

two parts. The first part is a notification pare and

simple that the Governor of Hong Kong will, after s certain date, take additional precautions to ensure that eras passing through the colony to Chias are genuinely *in transit". The see ad part is a suggestion thrown

out by His kajesty's Government that exporting firas in the countries concerned might find it gore convenient if

their Goverments were to forward copies of the export

licences issued direct (or through a British Mission) to

It is of no coacera to us the Hong Kong authorities.

whether saya3bage ie teken of this sugestion, for, in

any eveat, the procedure now is force at Bong Kong

provides that a copy of a lice see for export to China

e

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