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From:

- C. in C. Hong Kong

To:

INDEXED

F8907/1147/1078907

26290

Clear C. A. 40'

Nov 45.

D.T.0.071650

ROUTINE

UNCLASSIFIED

F8907/1147/00

1 0 NOV 1945

\to:PO 7/11

One. Ref our clear 25173 of D.T.0. 021030 Nov please disregard

suggestion in para. 5.

Two.

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Colonial Office have scheme now under consideration which will

cover all such cases of persons applying for re-entry to British Colonies

from countries other than the U.K.

Details will be cabled later.

Copies to:

D. C. A.

D. D. C.A. (M.G.)

Col. C. A.

C.A.1, 4, 9.

Foreign Office (Mr. Brewis) Colonial Office (Mr. Gent)

11

(Tel. Dist. Sec. Room 318 (15).

Dominions Office.

Note by C.A.4.

The suggestion in para. 5 of 25173 dated 2 Nov was that C. in C. Hong Kong should leave to the discretion of British Passport Control Authorities in America and Canada the vetting of candidates for trans-Pacific

passage to Hong Kong.

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