CO129-591-2 Hong Kong University- award of degrees to medical students whose studies were interrupted by war.... 26-2-1943 - 19-12-1945 — Page 93

C/o British Embassy,

Chungking, China,

15th August, 1945.

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Miss A. M. Ruston, Colonial Office

Downing Street,

S. W. 1.

Dear Miss Ruston,

I was very pleased to receive your letter of 13th July, which crossed with mine to you of 16th July. Thank you for sending me a draft of the proposed Order in Council for the establishment of an Emergency Committee for the Conferrment of Hong Kong Medical Degrees. The clauses would seem to cover the situation very thoroughly.

I am enclosing, in accordance with your request, separate signed statements regarding each of the 20 students who have completed their medical training in China. Their names are as follows:-

(a) Students who had reached their 5th year in Hong Kong.

Chan Sing Boon

Cheung King Ho Hooi Peng Kwan

Hui Kwan Lun

Lam Yu Shing

Li Hin Lun

Oh Kim Seng Tan Kim Hoang Tang Hon Chiu Tsai Kam Fong Wu Kay Hau Yap

Yap Jin Yau

(b) Students who had reached their 4th year in Hong Kong.

Au Wai Man

Bun Pak Sun

Look Mang Wai

Kaan Sze Kin Siu Ka Hee

(c) Students who had reached their 3rd year in Hong Kong.

Fung Kam Tat

Ip Yee

Yap Meow Foo

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