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##. 7 2413/463/10 of June 17th last, regarding tha
murder of Mr. Philips, I m directed by Beeretary Bir
Amatan Cismeberlain to infom you that he is now in
receipt of a report dated /une 10th 1926 from the Aoting
British Conmi demeral at Couton, copy of which is
melosed aerein.
This raport makes it clear that Mr. Philips
undertook his hazardous journey with a full inosi odgo
of the risks he would be incurring md in opposition
the express warnings of a number of responsible officials
und of your own spent in lungshow, and that he did not
evas adopt the umal preemation of applying to the Chinese
sukhorities for an assert.
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Sir Aston Chamberlain has nocardingly come
the conclusion that the unfortunate young man'a 1km ar tab) a
death emiset justly be attributed to muy failure on the part
of the Chinese authorities to mťšerá proper protection, and
that in the eirmosteness there is olearly no sɔse to be
made out for a slain for corpmnation. The Aeting Brišim
Consul General as Couton has hom instrusted in this sense.
air.
Your obedient DeFTANS,
TITL
The Secretary,
Asiatic Petroleum Company, Limited.
(8d.) GEORGE MOUNSEY.