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Paris
2nd December 1935
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751/BCP
Major H.E. SPENCER, 0.B.E.
H.M. Passport Control Department Foreign office
LONDON, S.V.1
TIGRATION TO HONG-KONG
I have been asked by the Comité Central d'Assistance aux Emigrants Juifs if any facilities can be granted for the entry of Jewish refugees to Hong-Kong.
The secretary of the Comité has shown me letters from his correspondents in Harbin which seem to indicate
that there are vacancies for certain specialists in Bong- Kong.
On the other hand, I have seen a letter from the Jewish Recreation Club of Hong-Yong which appears to dis- courage any form of immigration to Hong-Kong at the present moment owing to the unemployment situation there.
I have informed the secretary that there is no question of my granting visas for Hong-Kong to any person of the refugee class who is not in possession of a valid contract of employment.
I have offered, however, to
ask you for further instructions on the subject.
In Jeffer
PASSPORT CUPUL OFFICER FRANCE
53704
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