3
with the intention of leaving for Europe. I believe I am right in saying
Wang
that
& his party went to French Endo-China,
4 that sometime towards the end of Manh
A
an
attempt
was made on
on his
life by
Chinese patriotic band in Hanoi, which
resulted in the death of
a
his accr
secretary
and
satellite, Tring Chung-ming.
There have been numerous reports to
the effect that the Japanese
to persuade Wang
were ende
endeavouring
to lead puppet
régime in the S. W., but so for nothing
has materialized in this direction.
It is to be hoped that
renounce all political act
Wang
would
he settled
activity of a activity
down in HK. But whether his political
enemies would be content to leave hear
a lone is
ho
bay
the least, problematical,
A. N. Galsworthy
29/4
Mr Ashley Clark, F.O., spoke to me
about this (1) the o
-(1) the other day, I said that The F.O. did not see any objection to
[Wong's