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CONFIDENTIAL

2.

4 Senior Information Officers

5 Information Officers

3

Assistant Information Officers Class I

5 Assistant Information Officers

Class II

mostly photographers

or techncians in the Film Unit.

That makes a total of fifty-eight professional officers of various grades spread around the various publicity and information function of the department.

3.

The balance is made up of the kind of support to

organization one would expect:

1 Frincipal Information Officer who is general

advise on matters of Chinese language and style

2 Executive Officers

4

Tersonal Secretaries

1

Confidential Assistant

1 Shorthand Audio-typist

4 typists

2 telephone operators

1

stores supervisor

7 clerks

1 chauffeur

3 drivers

4

office attendants

14

messengers

4.

Some of these, such as the typists in the press room are actually part of the production unit; one messenger works in the photographic dark rooms and another and a clerk are really part of the distribution office.

5.

There are some other posts which are not properly speaking professional but are nevertheless an integral part of the professional function such as:

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