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FROM PEKING TO FOREIGN OFFICE
Cypher/OTP
DEPARTMENTAL
DISTRIBUTION
Mr. Lamb
D. 10.22 a.m. 28th January, 1952
No. 61
R. 10.38 a.m. 28th January, 1952:
28th January, 1952
(6)
(13b
PRIORITY
CONFIDENTIAL
Addressed to Foreign Office telegram No. 61 of 28th January,
Repeated for information to Hong Kong and Singapore.
Colonial Office telegram No. 102 to Hong Kong. Deportations. The nature of propaganda reactions in China has been indicated in my telegram No. 59.
2. In view of completely false statement published by the Chinese Government I would suggest that, if he has no objectior, the Governor of Hong Kong might take the opportunity of the presence in Hong Kong in a day or two of the Indian Ambassador Panikkar on his return journey to Peking, to tell him the actual facts in some detail.
DISTRIBUTED TO:
China and Korea Department
HHH
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€1821
Confidential
FJ 10310/29
With the compliments of
Japan and Pacific Department.
H.P. Hall, Esq Colonial office
RES
OFFICE
1952
CALOM!
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LU
Foreign Offioc, S.W.1.
Jan.
28. 1952
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