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TELEGRAM/

*

! To:--

C.Q

Mr. Sidebotham 31. /5/49.

Mr.

Paskin

Mr.

Mr.

Draft

SAVINGRAM

*The word Priority may be entered here, if necessary.

31

Repeated to:- /5/49.

GOVERNOR,

HONG KONG,

4

File No.

53927/49

Sent.

Ууран.

23.45 hours.

ель

.194...

$.

Sir C. Jeffries 1/6

Permt. U.S. of S.

Parly. U.S. of S.

-S. of S.

fs.

Cal C.D.

3. - SJUR 1940.

Distribution:-

Further action:-

-Code-

Restricted

Priority:-

To be transmitted :---

No.

673

-In Clear

Reply urgently required. Important:( Immediate.

Most-Immediate-

PRIORITY.

send uiphone

(2)

Cypher TYPEY

Ansid (7)

Confidential Secret. Top-Secret and Personal:

In the course of recent Ministerial

been questioned discussions I have frequently felt the need for

:

further information in regard to your proposals

for the introduction of a registration system

for the civil population of Hong Kong.

should be very grateful, therefore,

I

if you would an up todate furnish me as soon as possible with wreed

appreciation of the problem, and of your proposals

Exa for meeting it.

I feel surė, wie,

are aware that

registration formed a valuable security measure

in dealing with Communist trouble

Kui

troubles/in

in Malaya.

I am well are of the peculiar difficulties in

Hong Kong, and that a system of registration

in the New Territories villages is already being.

proceeded with (your telegram to Deputy Commissioner-

General Colonial Affairs, Singapore, repeated to

me and his telegram No. 151 refers), but what I

am particularly anxious to know is :-

(1) how long it is expected that a

complete registration would

take;

(2) what the estimated cost would

Wt. 21408/757 Iom 7.48 Wa. & Co. 51/3

be;

/ (3)

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