addition to sending notes of protest to all nations participate Ing in the. sanctions, In which Moly attacked the "Jegal_ basis of the League's procedure, the Government published a Royal Decree Suspending trade with all nations applying sanctions, The suspension 'Will take effect on November 18, the same day that the League's economic warfare sto decree requires permits for the Importation of any of 128 commedie tues, most of which are produced by Great Britain, Franc Atty. nations' ec-operating sanctions.
In a special blow aimed at Frances the Exchange Control Bureau also banned all exports from France or any. French colonies or mandated territories unless payment is received in advance—United. Press, Objection to Exypt's Partielpation Rome, Nov, 11.
The Mahan protest against Egypt's participation in the sanctions voted the League of Nations, which was made yesterds fon the fact that Egypt is not a member of the Leagus Tu Note delivered to the Esyptt Foreign Minister by: the Minister at Cairo, the Ita ions concerning its future attitude—Reuter.
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