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Dear Waterlow,

23rd Jes

Downing Street,

12 November, 1924.

I enclose a copy of a telegram from Stubbs about

the present activities of Major Cassel, whose history will

be well known to you (vide Foreign Office letter af 20th

December 1921 – 74404/1621/10 and previous correspondence

about his operations in Kwangtung). Can you throw any

light on it?

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Yours sincerely,

ESQ., C.B.E,