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Dear Mr. Scott,
Would you please refer to your letter
ihe S.526/113/G of the 14th January about suggestions which have been put forward by Mr. John Keswick and
others for closer liaison between the Government of
Hong Kong and H.M. Embassy in Chungking.
Subsequently are
We have sent a copy of Mr. Keswick's note
embodying his suggestions in regard to the post of
Secretary for Chinese Affairs to Sir Mark Young,
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and the matter has been discussed with him, and
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visit. I attach a draft of a despatch which it is
proposed to send to Sir Mark Young on this subject,
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Jon