CO129-579-11-2 Sino-Japanese War- seizure of unauthorized wireless transmitting apparatus 13-2-1939 - 7-5-1940 — Page 37

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Letter from Mr. Moreton Smith, Hong Kong, to

Doctor CHIN FENG, Chairman of the National Control

Commission of Liquid Fuels, Hankow, re; transport

of gasoline by Kowloon-Canton Railway. (Dated 28.6.38).

Telegram dated 5-7-38 from Adolp Salmon, Hong Kong,

to H.E. President KUNG, re; shipment of munitions

from America.

Copies of correspondence, re; purchase of

cartridges and gun-powder. (All dated 1938).

List of Arms Shipments. (1938).

List of Aeroplane Shipments. (1937).

List of General Cargo Shipments. (1938).

Correspondence between Sino-embassy, London, and

Dr. H.H. KUNG, re; Export Credit Scheme, marked

"Strictly Confidential". (Dated 1938).

Correspondence between Chinese Embassy, London,

and President KUNG, re; Credit Swiss Bank, Credit

Central Bank and Credit - Ministry of Finance.

Telegram "Strictly confidential" from QUO TAI CHI

to President KUNG, re; Customs Revenue

Japanese by Hongkong & Shanghai Bank.

Lending to

Telegram from H.H. KUNG to Lord Lytton, thanking

him for urging British Co-operation to maintain

China's currency stability.

copies of telegrams Chinese Ambassador QUO TAI CHI,

....

London, and H.H. KUNG, re; "London Financial News"

12th and 13th July, 1938, publication of criticism of

Chinese Ministry of Finance, etc.

Correspondence between Dr. H.H. KUNG and

Mendelssohn Co. Amsterdam, re; credit for Guilders

10.000.000.00. against deposit of 18.000.000.oo. Ozs.

of Standard Silver. (Dated 1938).

Ministry of Finance, Chungking, correspondence re;