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Colonial Office,
Downing Street,
3.W.1.
27th April, 1945.
My dear Sternd le-Bennett,
We have read with much interest the proposals put forward by the Ambassador in Chungking :fter discussion with Generuls Carton de
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Reyes, which we contained in his telegram No. 379 or the 17th April.
We are inclined to agree with the hub.ss. Cor's views so far as Colonial interests in the for thet re concerned, and we shall be particularly interestea to be kept closely in touch with the development here of the recommendations he has made. establishment of a British Dilison Mission with the Chinese Forces proper would, we thing, lessen the likelihood of the Emergency Unit being required.
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J.C. Sterndale Bennett, Esq., CMG, MO.