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Ambassador, Tokyo, on the strike 1939
by Bombay Textile workers to
protest against India`s joining the
war and to secure increased
wages.
(iii) The use by colonial banks of
Issue the Use of Private codes
between France and French
Colonies .(iv) the Use by certain
French firms of Private codes in
their telegraphic Communications
between their Head office and
Agency.
Progs., Nos. 13(6)-W,
WAR 1939
1939(Secret)(B)
Permits for transmission by post
of certain classes of postal articles
to neutral countries Inclusion of
Egypt in the Same Category
supply of Permit Books to Foreign
Consuls in India.
Progs., Nos.
1939 Secret
23(5)-W,
WAR 1939
Complaint by the Governor of
french Establishments in India
received through the British Consl
General, Pondichery, regarding
the Opening of His Official and
Private mail by the Censor,
Madras. Decision that under the
Censership Regulations both
Private and Official mails of the
French Governor eare exempt
from censorship; and that the
Suggestion of the Consul General
, Pondichery that the censership in
France is very Serve , Private
letters posted from France by air
mail need not to be censored in
India , ---
Progs., Nos. 14(25)-W,
WAR
1939(Secret)(A)
1939
Supply to the Defence Coordination
Department, direct by
the Manager, Government of India
Progs.,
Press, of 5 copies of all
1939
notifications of the External Affairs
Department (War Branch),
published in the Gazette of India,
Nos. 129-W,
WAR 1939
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