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Dr. Kauntze has said he would like 5 copies of Dr. Selwyn Clarke's report on medical and health conditions in Hong Kong during the Japanese occupation, for use in this Office. As I understand, he is at present away, may I therefore send them to you?
We are sending copies to the Governor under cover of a despatch (see draft opposite) and wish to tell him to what individuals or bodies in this country copies have been sent. To date I have sent 25 copies to the Colonial Advisory Medical Committee, 9 copies to the Colonial Medical Research Committee, 2 copies to Dr. Platt, and 5 copies herewith. Would you very kindly advise whether any further distribution should be made?
Would U.N.N.R.A. be interested?
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I have sent a copy of the Report to
Miss Watson (see letter at 17).
Copies have also been sent with compli-
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(Dr. G. Stuart) and the Ministry of Health, (Colonel P.G. Stock, C. B., etc.) as proposed in Dr. Rae's minute above and to Dr. MacLeod and Dr. Valentine, who, with Miss Watson, are the authors of the three appendices to the Report.
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