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"Ne7a APPENDIK "Av ÅA Hongkong, Oct. 4, 1937. Mons. Gsorge Coedes, SÅfbrorse co oh anlag Iootgolosadore Tot H oi du A 3-4 , BYSOxa 8 Al enlamer wox fedw baeqa oc o$ matBel ot al feowial men TM sov ” o...
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"Ne7a APPENDIK "Av ÅA Hongkong, Oct. 4, 1937. Mons. Gsorge Coedes, SÅfbrorse co oh anlag Iootgolosadore Tot H oi du A 3-4 , BYSOxa 8 Al enlamer wox fedw baeqa oc o$ matBel ot al feowial men TM sov ” ot oxil bluow I fed: gntyse tvodtilw aeom It Ivd Bowluo FH gr fem mloddsot8 ww 0 qosx of bewolles od eek ROAD bodde edt vd bodavaoxe Isivedem edt To toa You willicertainly not mind that' T&Färess to you this letter in English as for many years I have had oercise ij nceh, c sition. I hope that TR FE SS 1 2 EB Vb öh äs BP Yppe np FÄR - 70 owt 107 VsI8 Vem I ovodw tadanede 107 I have been TF ThoVbe FINT Vinet NöVen- Hongllönd Uaoa VÄL HEL SA bu HET SUnd NTE Wi äbe taken over the archaeological research withir the Colony after the un- tinely åsath of Father Finna ring the summer I have undertaken an NAR PER in Bastern Tibet together with ti » Miss Viyian Dorf and Dr. Chi, a young archaeologiet from the Acadamia Sinica in Nanking. By this time I should be on my way to Japan, a country whieh I have never visited but to which I have been. VN ad friends Professors Hamada and hara. Still, un 6 prebent deplorable war conditions I very hesitant about going to Japan where everybody may be occupied by the tremendous task now facing them. So I have written to my above-mentioned Japanese friends asking them to give me their frank statement about the advisability of going to Japan or not. Under these circumstances I must re- organize my work so that I could spend with scientific pro- fit the five-months I intend to stay here in the Bast. Un- der these circumstances I take the liberty to ask whether you possibly could suggest any archaeological site in French Indo-Ohina for the exploration of which my cooperation would be welcome. I have relatively abundant funds at my disposal
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