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  4. Protests of foreign governments against certain provisions of the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940, resulting in amendment of the Act

Protests of foreign governments against certain provisions of the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940, resulting in amendment of the Act1

1. The Act was approved September 16, 1940; 54 Stat. 885.

[545] The Swiss Legation to the Department of State

Washington , September 6, 1940.

811.2222 (1940)/17

[546] The Mexican Embassy to the Department of State

Washington , October 2, 1940.

811.2222 (1940)/31

[547] The Spanish Ambassador (Cárdenas) to the Secretary of State

Washington, October 14, 1940.

811.2222 (1940)/38

[548] The Secretary of State to the Swiss Minister (Bruggmann)

Washington , October 24, 1940.

811.2222 (1940)/39

[549] The Secretary of State to the Spanish Ambassador (Cárdenas)

Washington, October 31, 1940.

811.2222 (1940)/38

[550] The German Chargé (Thomsen) to the Secretary of State

Washington, November 25, 1940.

811.2222 (1940)/77

[551] The Portuguese Minister (Bianchi) to the Secretary of State

Washington, December 14, 1940.

811.2222 (1940)/92

[552] The Mexican Ambassador (Castillo Nájera) to the Secretary of State

Washington, December 20, 1940.

811.2222 (1940)/88

[553] The Secretary of State to the Portuguese Minister (Bianchi)

Washington, December 21, 1940.

811.2222 (1940)/92

[554] The German Chargé (Thomsen) to the Secretary of State

Washington , February 15, 1941.

811.2222 (1940)/133

[557] The German Chargé (Thomsen) to the Secretary of State

Washington , March 4, 1941.

811.2222 (1940)/155

[558] The Secretary of State to the Mexican Ambassador (Castillo Nájera)

Washington, March 5, 1941.

811.2222 (1940)/136

[560] The Acting Secretary of State to President Roosevelt

Washington, March 18, 1941.

811.2222 (1940)/162