CO129-617-5 Deportation orders against Yam Shuk Wong- Kin Tse- Yui Chung- Fong Siu- Madame Lui Sze... 18-4-1947 - 25-2-1949 — Page 23

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Translation of K.12.

Chung Min Mo(鍾棉族

I am a returned from Sumatra. I can speak Mandarin, Fukienese, Hakka Cantonese and Indonesian. When Medan wasoccupied by the Japanese I went to Penang and returned after 7 months. During the apanese occupation I worked in the plant- ation, where I left after Japan surrendered. The Indonesians who w were oppressed by the N. E. I. imperialists shouted the slogan of independance, however the overseas Chinese were robbed, kidnapped by the rascals of Indonesia.

Sometime afterwards I joined the 'New Life Soc.' intending to carry out propanada work. In the Ov erseas Chinese Peace reservation Corps, organised in 1946, I did propaganda work, and encouraged the verseas Chinae to unite and introduced democratic idenas to them.

Not long afterwards I joined the C.D.L. and hitherto I am still doing pranda work. I have returned to Fatherland with the object of joining in the fi hting or the liberation of the people and overthrowing dictator CHIANG. and I shall be very grateful if my wish is fulfilled.

(Comments in red ink) Chung Min Ho c/o Tung Kwok Wing (✦✯

(Remarks in blue ink)

Tat Tak Institute, Introduced by Wong

Yam Shuk (1). Not yet interviewed

(sd). LO ( ).

Transmitted by LIN ( ). The New Life Society was a progressive organisation during the war. 100/200 men.