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Mr. Monson
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Mr. G. E. J. Gent.
Mr. G. L. M. Clauson.
Mr. C. J. Jeffries.
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Sir W. Battershill.
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For Mr Josh Hell's
Secretary of State.
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(237/4/63) Dear James, with refermen to Hardie's letter of que May 1967,
We have received from the Foreign a copy of a despatch from H.M. R.L.M. James Eszy. Ambassador at Chungking, with which he
transmits a petition signed by a
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number of Chinese Civil Servants on th permanent establishment of the Hong Kong Goot, who have reached Free China and who have put forward a number of requests for increased assistance pto consideration by the ambassador.
one of
these requests is that an initial of Chinese National $5000, and a monthly sum of C.M.$1000, should be, authorised in order to enable premises to be rented and fitted to serve as a centre for a Civil Servants' Association. This would be
a
grant
at Kukong
meeting place for these refugees and could be used as a temporary hostel for new arrivals. where notices of employment vacancies ad. be posted Sedgwick, who is in charge of the Embassy's Refuges,