that Kung was seling
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his
own initiative.
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In view of §3 of end. to (44) it might well be considered
a breach of
with NOSA
The suggestion made in para. I is
int
invereating,
though perhaps the FD would have to be hard passed
before they
would a
a gree
to it.
But I don't think
any way
alter the position of the
the Chinese
it would in
Government.
45
It with be in
interesting to
in due course.
The
Del Mr. North's memorandum
Foo. has left it to fir A. Clala Kerr to
decide whether to indicate to Chiang Kai-SheR
that Kings
in HK.
s withdrawal would be appreciated.
The For. ouspects several Wu Te-chen of
conducting senderpound activities in HK. This
is in
teresting.
in new of the God's interview with
We recorded in (7) on
53838/52/39.
46
? A
copy 8
this tel. old. De sent to Major Steel,
W.o.
with th・ Lee's compts., Sceret, of.
35
38.
I also submit.
aft. 5.0. letter to th. Ashley. Clake
in accordance with th. Andrewvé minute
of 25/10.
Incidentally,
the
magistrate must proun
proumably
have ordered the detention of the code books for
the duration of the war in Kirope,
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the Scon