Enclosure No. 7.
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Translation.
(Extract from the Man Kwok Yat Po, Canton, 21st Feb., 1927)
Chief Political Department develops anti-British
Propaganda.
The Chief Political Department is concentrating all
its attention on the despatch by England of troops to China.
On the 17th instant they convened a joint provisional meeting of the Managers, Secretaries and Sectional Heads of the various Political Departments at the rear. The meeting
commenced at 3 p.m. in the Yeung Fa Teng (foreign Hall), and Sun Ping Man, Manager of the Political Department at the Rear, presided. All comrades present expressed themselves
as favourable to a union of all the masses to promote an
anti-British movement. It was resolved finally that a *Propaganda Committee for pretesting against the sending of British troops to China", should be appointed to be respon-
sible for the matter. Lau Hong Hau and others
16 in all
were appointed to the Committee, and took up their office
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on the same day Six methods of procedure have been arranged for them, and we now publish these below:-
(1) To wire to the
to oppose England.
International to warn all races
(2) To carry on propaganda among the British and Indian
troops and their officers who have come to China.
(3) To convene a liasses' Representatives Conference and
to issue a comunique.
(4) To convene a joint meeting of the Seamen's Union and
their political officers.
(5) To publish weekly journals and communiques in English
and Indian.
(6) To establish a Central anti-British Propaganda
Department.