London, Sept, 28, spread of bandits in ting the With 2 slew to. check
Foreign' Office to-day requested Lloyds to refuse to issue faliclen destined for China. the Foreign Office treaties with Continental markets. Girectly "through. ite.
A simile rance ban checked to a considerable extent the traffic in arms during its "enforcement between the years and 1 In 1930 the ban was removed at the instance of the authority gravity of the bandit menace in China is well realised in London. It is known that many if not the majority of the bandits are equipped with the mout moder firearms, Imported from abroad; and it is felt that, unless steps are taken to alleviate' the seriousness of the situation, the danger to life and property' provided by the bandits will: increase considerably-—Reuter,
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