5. He will also have to be given a close
and careful directive which would take
account both of the situation in Fong Kong
and of the fact that the activities there
must have an effect in China and thus upon
the
our relations with/Chinese Communists.
6. His āistribution of anti-Communist
information would have to be largely
conducted covertly or semi-covertly, since
H.M.G. as such are not in a position to
attack Communism and particularly Chinese
Communism in Hong Kong at the present
juncture.
Graideration of
7. His appointment would therefore have to
A
related
be scnsidered in relation to proposals
which are at present under consideration
for the organisation of covert anti-Communist -
propaganda in S.E. Asia and China.
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