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that

send a similar communication to Ceylon as, suggested

for Palestine, mentioning Mr. Davies and asking the

Governor to consider him with any other candidates

he may have. We might add that the officer selected

would be required to learn Cantonese (as Mr. Davies

had difficulty in passing his Singalese and Tamil

examinations). If the Governor then firmly recommends

Mr. Davies, we should I think have no qualms in

sending him to Hong Kong.

If any hitch occurs with Palestine and

Ceylon we could then consider the candidates in the

West Indian territories.

Proms. Branch (P.703) to note.

P.fs. should be noted.

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October, 1947.

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subject to the views of the difts concerned.

14/10/69.

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