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· offered food she does not possess. Lack of communications.

and transport and unsettled conditions South Kwangtung will

continue for the present to limit inflow of population.

Six. Becoming increasingly obvious that if supply crisis

is overcome next fence will be housing shortage.

Noto by C.6. Telegrams.

Advance cony sent Colonial Office.

C.6. Telegrams.

Distribution by C.A.4.

Copies to:-

S. of S.

P.U.S.

P.U.S. (F).

F.li.

D.U.S. of S. (A and B).

C. I.G. 5.

V.C.I.G.S.

A.C.I.G.N. (0).

D.ri. 0.

D.D. 1.0. (a), (b). D. Plans.

11.0.1, 12.

D. M. I.

.I.1, 2, 17.

D. C.A.

D.E.(C.A.).

D.D. C.A. (11. G.).

D.D. C.A. (P. & T.).

Col. C.A. (3).

C.A.3, 4, 8, 13, 17, 20.

S.D.5.

Brig. Q(Ops).

D.D.P.Mov.

Q(M)8.

F.5.

C.10.

C.A.S. (Hong Kong), 28 Grosvenor St.

Colonial Office Tir. Gent).

(Tel Distn Sec Room 318) (15). Foreign Office (Mr. Scott).