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is attached to the British Embassy but I am not quite
The following are
clear as to what position he holds.
translations of decoded messages he has submitted to
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David Kung and it is seen he is very much in earnest
to give as much information as he could possibly
obtain not only from the British Embassy, but also from
the French, German, Italian, Holland and Portuguese
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19 is a translation of a letter, written
on British Embassy notepaper, to David Kung. In it
he submitted the views of the British Ambassador on
Britain's Far East Policy in the event of an
European war (referring to September 1958).
He
mentioned that the Ambassador had confidence in him
and that if he (Bavid Kung) required anything from
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him (KI LIG) he would deem it a great pleasure,
not only for friendship but also as a duty to the
country (China).
He ended by saying that in order to
work conveniently in Shanghai he had abondoned his
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name of TO: NAP.
20 is a coded message from MA KI LEUNG
dated 8.10.38 and it appears he has been given
instructions to photostat Embassy documents, but he
is not quite sure, and asks for further details.
21 is dated 17.10.38 and was also in
secret code to David Kung. He says that the British
38 Ambassador will proceed to Hong Kong on 18.10.39 per s.s. Empress of Russia and that he (MA) will accompany
him. It is mentioned that the Ambassador had received
instructions from London to proceed to Hankow and
make enquiries about the Chinese Government's view
towards peace. MA said he would report the rest to
David personally.
is the translation of notes written on
paper bearing the letter-head of the Hotel Nathan,
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