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On 31st October, 1961 I received a visiting card of this person which was found at the Z Business. My enquiries regarding this man revealed
that he was a former member of 'Y' Department of the Hong Kong Govern-
ment.
He left the Colony for Taiwan on 8th October, 1961 and was due
to return to the Colony on 4th or 6th November, 1961. His wife
returned on 4th November, 1961. To the best of my knowledge Mr. X
has not returned to the Colony.
On 31st October, 1961, a notebook of
at the Z Business. In it I found the name
number
was found
and phone
This number was found to be that of the Yau Kiu Printing Press, 540, Lockhart Road, ground floor. (Notebook entered as Exhibit
E.)
On 25th November, 1961, I received a visiting card of YAM Chun
Fai which had been found by the Police at the L Business. I caused
enquiries to be made about
at the Yau Kiu Printing Press,
32, Hing Fuk Street, Hung Hom, 2nd floor, and 22, Jute Street, 3rd
floor, but was unable to locate him.
On 6th September, 1961 Mr. 'I' was questioned by Special Branch officers and subsequently on several occasions. During questioning it was suggested to him that Special Branch had evidence to deport him
from the Colony.
During the course of this investigation a number of documents were scized at 4, Ko Shan Road, 2nd floor. (Identified documents at Exhibit 'C' as some of them.) I have caused a check to be made of
the documents against Special Branch records. I have found that 18
of the addresses in documents in Exhibit 'C' refer to actual Special
Branch surveillance operations carried out between 12th April, 1960
and 17th July, 1961.
On 17th November, 1961 I was the Officer in charge of an
identification parade at Chatham Road Compound. Inspector LEUNG
Yam Park, Special Branch, acted as my interpreter. The purpose of
the parade was that 3 persons in custody had admitted that they were K.M.T. Intelligence agents operating in the Colony and that they had met on different occasions D/S/Sgt. CHU Leung (identified accused) of Special Branch. The purpose was to see whether these people could identify S/Sgt. CHU Leung. At 1615 hours the parade commenced. The
witnesses were kept in cells where they could not see or hear any thing
of the parade. Six people were on the parade including CHU Leung.
All were dressed in European style clothing with collars and ties and
were all wearing spectacles. The purpose of the parade was explained
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