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Sir Arthur Galsworthy

Sir John Johnston discussed with Mr. Gaminara and myself on Thursday afternoon whether there was any way in which we chould help to strengthen the Hong Kong Information Services, or in fact whether they did require strengthening.

I enclose a copy of some notes which

Sir John Johnston made after discussion with Colonel Wild and Colonel Murray; I gather that Colonel Murray had been seconded by the Army to help on the Information side in Hong Kong.

Sir John Johnston would very much like to discuss the whole problem with Sir David Trench, He is already booked for the afternoons of Monday to Thursday next week, but would be free during the mornings. If a meeting could be arranged he would like to bring in Mr. Peck and others as well.

Perhaps we could discuss this with Sir David

Trench.

c. Mr. Carter /

HFW.

(H.P. Hall)

15 September, 1967.