CO129-593-6 Rehabilitation of Hong Kong University. For extracted photographs see CN 3-45- Advisory Committee papers 1-1-1939 - 31-12-1946 — Page 34

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CHINESE DELEGATION TO THE UNITED NATIONS

My dear Sloss,

49 Portland Place London W.I.

30th March, 1946.

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When I heard of your return to England I made several attempts to contact you, but they came to naught. I knew

you were giving the lecture at China Institute one day, but I could not go as I had to be away from London at the time.

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Your idea of an architecture degree is excellent. far as I know we have only two or three universities in China which offer such a degree, and what facilities they had before the war are now pretty well depleted.

Unfortunately I am scheduled to go to Paris on 2nd April, but I hope to return on the 5th or 6th, when I may be sent to America to assist our representative at the Security Council should it still be sitting by then, But now that I have your address and tele: phone nu ber I will telephone you as soon as I come back from Paris, and arrange for a meeting.

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I hope you are well. Do look after yourself. I know what internment must have meant to you from my own experience in a Japanese cell.

Cheers.

Prof. If Seglinch at the hational Peki ther

Shopee hally ava Perth. & replich

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Yours Ever

London

(sgd) George Yeh.

D.J.Sloss, Esq.,

University of Hong King,

Temporary Office at London Command

School of Education,

Room. 12, 178, Queen's Gate,

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