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TIM WOT

dear Sir,

Canton, 11th August, 1984.

Having been compelled and threatened to atay away for

Hing so long, I am feeling quite lonely and weary at home. I

longing to see you very much and thinking very anxiously of

I hope Mr. Giles and all of you are engoying excellent

alth.

H.

I am extremely sorry that I have been prevented from

jeing you all, and that, communication between us nas long been

rended.

It is said that kr. vallis is away, but I am not sure

ther this is true, as you know, my dear sir, that on the day,

Tore we parted, kr. Feng, who reprenanted Mr. Chang and me,

at to see Mr. Wallis in his office, and told him that we may

be able to enter thakeen in cans of any explosion of danger,

Weng alao left to him all our addresses and asked him to write

us in came of any urgency, that may require our services, and

give us information respecting the strike. Low as nothing has

e been heard fran him, i do not know how he is getting on.

As regards to the Chameen strike, I regret that I am not

sam concerned, 30, I can neither get any news regarding the rikers proceedure, nor can I hear any thing from Shameen.

At present, I am being kept at hous as a man of deafnesa

ad dumbness. Sanetimes I would try to enter shameen, but ↓

ld be warned not to do so, for the strikers ane gathering round

neen, preparing to do harm to those, who would come out from

Few days ago, one of my frienda was serious wounded after day out from the Shameen bridge. I would now and then call on Peng, and ask him if there is myghing in his knowledge, but

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* only answer from him was always quits unsatisfactory.

Mr. Feng, Mr. Chang and I would be very happy if there is

arrangement for us to resɩme to work without any danger. I