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Mr..
Galsworthy
Mr. Mayle
Mr.
Mr.
DRAFT. LETTER
PROFESSOR,
12/6
SIR PATRICK ABERCROMBIE, M.A.,
F.R.I.B.A., M.T.P.I.
FURTHER ACTION.
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Permt. U.S. of S.
Parly. U.S. of S.
Secretary of State.
Coprick Desp. 16/6.
For Mr. Mayle's signature
16th June 1947.
You will remember that, at our
Alexander
talk with Sir /. Grantham last month,
we agreed that we would draw up terms
of reference for your visit to Hong Kong
in the autumn and send them to you for
any
you might wish to make comment kuhateve
toyo
Kajehly.
After consultation with the
Acting Governor of Hong Kong, the terms
of reference we would propose are as
follows:-
"To advise the Government of Hong Kong
on the general lines and principles
to be followed in planning the future
Port
development of the deer and urban
area of the Colony; to outline plans
for this purpose; and to advise on
what such plans would involve and,
in particular, what planning
organisation would be required.
The above is based very closely on the
terms of reference mentioned in my letter
to you of the 24th of March, with which
we understood you to say you were in
be so good as to)
general agreement.
Perhaps you wouldylet
me know whether you have any comments on
detailed
the full terms of reference now proposed?
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