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(6) ELECTRIC.
(7)
REGISTRATION:
(8) PRINTING.
(9) AIK SERVICES.
(10) BROADCASTING.
(11) PUBLIC RELATIONS.
(12) REQUISITIONING &
BILLETING.
The China Light & Power Co., staffed by R.A.F. personnel was running on wood fuel giving a curtailed service. Light in Hongkong was supplied through the Naval Yard Generator, boosted by submarines. The Hong Kong Electric Co. were not operating
Non existent.
A Controller of Printing (also proprietor of a newspaper) was undertaking Government printing but this suffered owing to a clash of interest.
R.A.F. only.
The Government Studios were in operation with cur tai led programmes. Some 8,000 record. were found undamaged. English & Chinese programmes were on the air simultaneously.
A start had been made with press conferences and news service.
A record had been kept of all civil and some forces requisitioning. Little control was exercised.
If the above is taken in conjunction with the
following Report, the progress made to-date can be fairly assessed.
FRRowell
Col., C.A.
Central Executive Branch.
28th November, 1945.