CO129-593-2 Rehabilitation of Hong Kong University. For extracted photographs see CN 3-45. Includes 32 photographs depicting-... 10-1-1945 - 20-1-1946 — Page 195

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Enclosure No. 2.

191

Military Council of the

National Government.


Dear Sir Geoffry,

Mr. Han Li-Wu has come back to Chungking from Hong Kong, carrying with him your letter of reply. He has also reported to me in detail on the proceedings of the Hong Kong University Special Committee, which he attended while there, and particularly on the various schemes of development, which were decided upon. I am most pleased to know all about these.

The University of Hong Kong originally had very close relationships with China; and if the various plans could be carried out gradually, I am sure the future of the University will be benefited to a very great extent. The special talents thus trained will meet a great need of our country in her work of reconstruction.

In these lines I write to convey to you my sincere support of your schemes and I wish you every success.

Yours sincerely,

(CHIANG CHUNG-CHENG).

May 7th.

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Enclosure No. 2. 191 Military Council of the National Government. Dear Sir Geoffry, Mr. Han Li-Wu has come back to Chungking from Hong Kong, carrying with him your letter of reply. He has also reported to me in detail on the proceedings of the Hong Kong University Special Committee, which he attended while there, and particularly on the various schemes of development, which were decided upon. I am most pleased to know all about these. The University of Hong Kong originally had very close relationships with China; and if the various plans could be carried out gradually, I am sure the future of the University will be benefited to a very great extent. The special talents thus trained will meet a great need of our country in her work of reconstruction. In these lines I write to convey to you my sincere support of your schemes and I wish you every success. Yours sincerely, (CHIANG CHUNG-CHENG). May 7th.
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COPY. Enclosure No. 2. 191 Military Council' of the National Government. Dear Sir Geoffry, Mr. Han Li-Wu has come back to Chungking from Hong Kong, carrying with him your letter of reply. He has also reported to me in detail on the proceedings of the Hong Kong University Special Committee, which he attended while there, and particularly on the various schemes of development, which were decided upon. am most pleased to know all about these. I The University of Hong Kong originally had very close relationships with China; and if the various plans could be carried out gradually, I am sure the future of the University will be benefited to a very great extent. The special talents thus trained will meet a great need of our country in her work of reconstruction. In these lines I write to convey to you my sincere support of your schemes and I wish you every Succes8. Yours sincerely, (CHIANG CHUNG-CHENG). May 7th.
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COPY.

Enclosure No. 2.

191

Military Council' of the

National Government.

Dear Sir Geoffry,

Mr. Han Li-Wu has come back to Chungking from Hong Kong, carrying with him your letter of reply. He has also reported to me in detail on the proceedings of the Hong Kong University Special Committee, which he attended while there, and particularly on the various schemes of development, which were decided upon. am most pleased to know all about these.

I

The University of Hong Kong originally had very close relationships with China; and if the various plans could be carried out gradually, I am sure the future of the University will be benefited to a very great extent. The special talents thus trained will meet a great need of our country in her work of reconstruction.

In these lines I write to convey to you my sincere support of your schemes and I wish you every

Succes8.

Yours sincerely,

(CHIANG CHUNG-CHENG).

May 7th.

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