Ministry of External Affairs - Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses

WAR
2750
2751
2752
2753
2754
2755
2756
Censorship Interceptions......2.
Germany and Germans 2. Italy
and Italians.
Anti Sub Marine Warfare.
Instruction by the Foreign Office
to H.M.s Representatives abroad
not to mae statements or
comments about the Progess of
the anti Submarine campaign
other than monthly statements
issued by the British Prime
Minister and President Roosevelt.
Progs., Nos. 42(28)-W,
WAR 1943
1943(Secret)
Progs., Nos. 13(6)-W,
WAR 1943
1943(Secret)
Censorship Interception ---
Detention ofa Letter by Censor in
India by Mr. C.C. Serrett-Rogers ,
Foochow(China) addressed to
Major Arthur ipling, New Work
Criticising China and Her War
Efforts. 2. Warning by British
Embassy , Chungking , through
the British Consul Foochow, to
Mr. C.C. Skerrett-Rogers.
Progs., Nos. 41(11)-W,
WAR
1943(Secret)(A)
1943
Free Carriage of gifts belonging to
Chinese Red Cross from Jodhpur
to Calcutta.
Air Raid Precautions.Manuals
Handbooks etc. Issued by the
Civil Defence Deptt.
Redistribution of work between
Commerce and Supply
Departments in regard to raw
rubber and rubber manufactures.
Censorship Interceptions. 1.
Items relating to Trade 2.
American approaches to Indian
Firms.
Progs., Nos. 59(49)-W,
1943 Secret
WAR 1943
Progs., Nos. 49(3)-W,
WAR 1943
194 Confidential
Progs., Nos. 59(12)-W,
WAR 1943
1943 Secret
Progs., Nos. 42(11)-W,
WAR 1943
1943(Secret)
Settlement of Debt owed by the
Italian in abul to firms in India. 2.
2757 Request of Srinagar M. Ungaro for Progs., Nos. 38-W, 1943 WAR 1943
release of 200 Shares held by him
in the Indian Mallabe casting Lids.
2758 Only Slip. Progs., Nos. 42(33)-W, WAR 1943
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