CO129-611-2 Liaison with British Embassy and consulates in China- appointment of political advisor 1-9-1945 - 20-10-1947 — Page 149

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Dear Mr. Scott,

Would you please refer to your letter

ihe S.526/113/G of the 14th January about suggestions which have been put forward by Mr. John Keswick and

others for closer liaison between the Government of

Hong Kong and H.M. Embassy in Chungking.

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We have sent a copy of Mr. Keswick's note

embodying his suggestions in regard to the post of

Secretary for Chinese Affairs to Sir Mark Young,

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