CO129-580-3 Sino-Japanese War- anti-Japanese activities in Hong Kong 23-8-1939 - 30-12-1939 — Page 18

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Mr

Greential 16/12

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1/2 AMar. Andrews 18/12/1

Mr. Gent

Mr.

Mr. A. J. Dawe.

Sir H. Moore.

Sir G. Tomlinson.

Sir J. Shuckburgh.

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phee 29.

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Permt. U.S. of S.

Parly. U.S. of S.

(10)

Secretary of State.

DRAFT. Cons

H. Kong.

تعمل

Gor.

FURTHER ACTION.

Coperto

ACTION.

refice. (17)

LF,

(19)

of

вору

I have to. to ack. The recepti

Mr.

Your Secus desp. of the 2614 Oct 29

informing

me

of the substance of certain discussions which took place in sept.

between the Actg. bot. Secty.

and the

then Japanese bouaul General, In. Akizodi Tajiri with particular

reference to the quedians of anti-

othe

Japanese and of political

Chineed

acturities / in H. Kong.

man

9

2.

agre

write you

that it

is highly undesirable that Hong Kong

should be made a centre for bluese political intrigue, and I only

concur in the policy which

to adopt towards such

as set out

fully

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بالمستقاست

organisationis

in para 6 of your desta

It seems clear from the memo.

meno. by

the fecty. for blumese Affairs which

in

formed the thind endo. to you