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explained the general situation to him.
He tells me that there is a feeling in
Hong Kong that their existing wireless
services are inadequate, and that the
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Company has no kind of inducement to
they
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improve them in any way, as it is given
to understand that Hong Kong is not
going to start new services to
embark in commercial competition with them,
and that they are, therefore, fairly safe
if they let things go on as they are. As a
result of my conversation, I have prepared
the draft (copy enclosed) of a telegram
we
which should like to send to the 0.A.G.
Will you let me know whether you see any
objection to our proceeding on these lines.
Yours sincerely,
(Signed) R. V. VERNON,