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basis of sharing the output of the hypothetical new factory and the Loiwing factory between ourselves and the Chinese Government, it seems to me that it might become very important
hat we should regard ourselves as free to fly machines into China subject only to the restriction contemplated by Rule 46 of the draft Hague Rules and that we should rely on the Chinese being at liberty to act reciprocally.
I am sending a copy of this letter to Gent at the Colonial Office and to Reynolds at the Air Ministry. The telegraphic correspondence about Mr. Pawley's suggestion to share the output of the Loiwing factory was sent, not to Reynolds, but to Wing-Commander Hammond at the Air Ministry. (Sgd.) 9.1. MON! EATI
Copy to G.E.J. Gent, by 950, OBE. Me.
B.2504/4.9
8- JUN 1540
With the complim
Under Secretary S
8th June 1940
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Ref. Letter from AM. Dated 31/5/40
No. 5.43698/5.6.
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