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is as follows:
a.
Chinese Affairs. Mr. B. C. Hawkins is combining the duties of
He is responsible: Secretary for Chinese Affairs and Labour Officer. direct to C.C.A.0. as far as Chinese Affairs are concerned, and
the work is not directed through this Branch.
b.
Indian Affaire.
a.
e.
Hela in abeyance though it is understood curtain
Lots are being vult with by Cel. C. A. Police.
Censorship. It has been laid down that there should be no prULS or 1.tter censorship for the time, being • Te propose to vet Chinese file before rele:.pe. PO have been approached with a view to frod
This he been seen by the showing of Chinese fil ut Lee Theatre.
Department with competent Mandarin speakers in attendance.
Repi tration. This is being carried out in three part~:-
1. Registration of Government servant who were instructed to
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report for duty by advertisement in the press.
Regiltr tion of clerks, accountant, cashiers, etc. not
previously employed by Government, but recommended by
commercial firms.
The total number registered in the second category is:-175
of whom 4 have been posted to various branches of the
Administration.
Stenographers. Thele will be readily absorbed.
mainly Portugese ladies.
Education.
They are
Mr. Walton landed from U. K. and reported for duty
He
on z5th Sept. to assume charge of the Education Department. has under him Mr. Y. P. Law and Miss Stevens (until repatriation.) There has been a considerable response from locul stuffs reporting for duty and this branch is now in a position to carry on without
The follOW- direct assistance from H. Q. Central Executive Branch.
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