CO129-580-1 Sino-Japanese War- handing over of suspected terrorists to Japanese authorities 1-5-1939 - 24-8-1939 — Page 2

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1. Si A. black Year! Chunghing). 4. 6540.

Discusses future of thiness intences in the British

Concession.

2 dr A. Black Kerr (bhungking) sel. 6. 4.0.

Further (1).

1.5.39

Sir A. Clark Ken suggests two possible courses

may

be a dopted in deciding the future fate

that

of the

Tienkin intemees.

The first is that they

might be removed to

Hory. Kay

& interned there

but the

;

at the expense of the Chinese Sout.

leality of this couse would appear to be doubtful.

1.he alternative would be expulsion; ut fir

A. Clarks Rear is

of the opinion that the Chines And. first of all be piden a thay warning in this sense, & that expulsion shd. be reserved for the

future. This would seem to be in accordance

with the policy adopted by

MR.

at the refpiston

of

thu Fo

with regard

to the chinese

wireless set at Sha inn Hola.

? Putly.

#

A.N. Galeworthy

13/5

The F.O. do not yet

seem to have

sent us a copy of their tel. (of which

they sent us

a

draft for cansar.) telling

greater than

Sir A. Clark Kerr that the objections to

his Hong-Kong scheme

he seemed to think.

Put on.

were

NisAndrews

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