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FOR CONSON BY THE FOREIGN OFFICE.
Sir,
I have, etc., to acknowledge receipt of your
confidential despatch of the 28th November
forwarding a memorandum of the activities of the
Chinese Kuomintang in Hong Kong since the
re-occupation. I have been greatly interested in
Mr. Megarry's account of the position which this
organization holds in Hong Kong.
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you will, no doubt be advising me of your viewD-
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pa te eny appropriate steps which might be taken to
confine the influence of the Kuomintang in
Hong Kong to its proper sphere. In particular-I
should be glad to have your observations on the
suggestion put forward in paragraph 18 of
Mr. Megarry's memorandum that the Central
Government of China should be prevailed upon to
post to the headship of the Kuomintang branch in
Hong Kong a person who would work in a proper
relation of subordination to the diplomatic
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