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Mr Stuart
Mr Crowson
Although I agree that Mr Ellis' latest effusion does not call for a reply, you will note that in para 2 of (28) he has the effrontery to ask Mr Royle to explain how I considered the enquiries of 1963 and 1965 were adequate. I suggest that this be ignored and that we leave Mr Ellis to take the initiative in seeking an appointment with me. I do not think we should stimulate any further move by Mr Ellis who is becoming a bore.
2.
Incidentally, Mr Dawson, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Operations), Royal Hong Kong Folice, who is here on a visit, revealed considerable detail on Mr Ellis' total unsuitability as a police officer when he called here yesterday. I suggest we should treat Mr Ellis for what he is a self-appointed arbiter on the affairs of the Hong Kong Folice who is labouring under a chronic grudge of some ten years vintage and who obtains second-hand material from apparently equally disgruntled and unathoritative sources in Hong Kong.
26 June 1973
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Dr Davies, P.S. to Mr Rayle
Who
agrees with the above, who is
touch with Mr Elly
in telephone touch
will steel him towards a meeting
and
with Dr Nacoun
it he shows signs
of demanding furtheraction
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