CO129-610-2 Rehabilitation of Hong Kong University 9-1-1948 - 18-1-1949 — Page 202

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Mr. Martenson)

Tremy (in tempore)

1.

Hong Kong University.

Following are amendments referred to

in my immediately preceding telegram.

2. First paragraph substitute following

for sentences after first sentence begins:

The Committee's recommendations were

approved by the Government of Hong Kong and

gained the sympathetic interest of His

Majesty's Government. War came before most

of the changes recommended could be

initiated.

After the liberation of Hong

Kong the whole question of the future of th

University was considered by a Committee

in London, appointed by the Secretary of

State for the Colonies. This Committee

recommended the re-establishment of the

University with staff and facilities on a

much more extensive scale than hitherto,

involving capital and recurrent expenditur

which the Committee tentatively estimated recurrentTMTMExpendiů at approximately £1,000,000, and/£85,600\

per annum respectively. The Committee

took the view that if the University coul

not be re-established with the standards

which they recommended so that it could

bear

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