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consulting W.O., & asking
for his own vain ?
The J. Ast. has not geb veen 11292/2 below. which explains why the Chinen had to be
revented from lebetning
to Canton
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vist the
l'oloney would have been
aralyzed by the loss of
Enential laborer.
/7.7.22
"Drastic reform of the police" Incest clearly await full Exports by mail on the stile.
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PARAPHRASE telegram from the Governor of Hong Kong to
the Secretary of State for the Colonies.
(Received Colonial Office 9.5 p.m. 11th March 1922).
188
I am requested to send following telegram, Begins.
It is emphatically pointed out by British unofficial
members of Council and of Committee of Chamber of Commerce
that a most serious state of affairs and one likely to
recur arose in the recent strike owing to the intimidation
of workers which was organised from Canton with the
sympathy of Sun Yat Sen and other officials of his
Government which caused a general stoppage of work and
paralysed the Colony's busines8,
The Local police were totally unable to cope with intimidation even with the assumption that Chinese police
did their best no information could be obtained owing to
refusal of intimidated persons to say anything. Bolshevic
propaganda de continuing. We consider that drastic ?reform
of the police intelligence service and an increased
European contingent are necessary and that military forces
in the Colony at present are not sufficient to cope with
probable
Venise of the foverve as of th
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therurin an
развития
(5.3.
Action esperposed. And then
reciventate disses h Sq S - t see this and 11292/22 below.
hm Sw 16.3 armee. 19.3