study to the final examinations in medici
and surgery of the University.
It will be
had
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entered
appreciated that students who have not spent
University at the time
two years attendance at Hong Kong are unlikely
of the occupation of that territory by the Japanese
to sit for their final examinations in free wik will not be able to doubt themselves
China before the autumn of next year.
# take advantage of this schence. Similarly Colonel Stanley would propose that
eteps should be taken to prevent persons
who had not entered on a course of medicab
studies at Hong Kong University before the
Japanese occupation of the Colony from
supplicating for degrees in the ar angements
su esteȧ,
5.
Before examining the position
further (in which event consultation with
H..Ambassador in China will probably be necessary) the Secretary of State would be
glad to learn whether the Executive Committee
consider that a scheme on the lines proposed
contuure recognition.
would enable the G... to recognize
for medical registration of the
Hong Kong medical students now pursuing
degrees.
their studies in free China, for admission in
due course to the Register.
6. A copy of this letter is being
sent