CO129-489 - Governor Sir Stubbs & Sir Clementi - 1925 [8-12] — Page 497

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although sixty-four years of age and not over robust, took his turn as a patrol, in addition to something like ten hours of other public duties daily. This went on without our knowledge for some time until it was accidentally discovered, and then stopped by the Secretary for Chinese Affairs who in an appreciative letter asked him to conserve his strength for more important duties.

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These organisations should become permanent. The street appears to be the natural unit within which the Chinese fecl a common bond of interest; and therefore most valuable work could be done by the "Kai-Ching" in connection with sanitary measures and even the census. It would, in addition, provide a standing organ- isation for the development of an emergency police force in the event of further troubles.

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Trade Maintenance Bureau.

Ifr. Ho Kwong having practically completed his work as one of the Assistant Food Controllers, undertook in Nid-July the formation of a Trade Maintenance Bureau, with the object of faci- litating the issue of export permits, and the working of cargo. At first outside coolies, under the protection of members of the Labour Protection Bureau were employed; but the regular cargo- coolies seeing a prospect of being permanently displaced, resumed work shortly afterwards. A threat to deport all striking tally-

The Trade Maintenance Bureau did very men brought then back also. useful work until the end of August when it became unnecessary.

Counter-Propaganda.

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In paragraphs 7 and 8 I have touched upon the extensive

In the past we had system of enemy propaganda and its suocess. been sadly deficient in this respect. On the outbreak of the Strike the Chinese newspapers, if not actually against us, were

at least afraid to publish what we wanted. The newspaper-composi- tors were among the strikers, and the only Chinese newspaper which