CYPHER/CAT A -
IMMEDIATE HONG KONG
TELEGRAM NO. 72
CONFIDENTIAL
154
YOUR TELEGRAM 56.
WE HAVE NO RECORD OF A
CONFIDENTIAL;
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TO FOREIGN AND COMMONWEALTH OFFICE
23 JANUARY 1969
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BUT I BELIEVE THE
PERSON REFERRED TO IS A
FORMERLY A PUPIL
AT BELILIOS GIRLS SCHOOL, WHICH 15 A GOVERNMENT SCHOOL.
2. DURING THE SCHOOL SUMMER TERM OF 1967 PUPILS OF THE SCHOOL
WERE RECEIVING BY HAND AND BY POST
INFLAMMATORY LEAFLETS OF
A POLITICAL NATURE. THE HEADMISTRESS HAD REASON TO RELIEVE
THAT SOME OF HER OWN GIRLS WERE NOT ONLY DISTRIBUTING THESE
LEAFLETS BUT ALSO POSSIBLY MANUFACTURING THEM. WHILE SHE WAS
CONDUCTING HER ENQUIRIES A NUMBER OF GIRLS WERE INSOLENT
AND PROVOCATIVE.
3. AT THE DEGINNING OF THE AUTUMN TERM THE HEADHISTRESS TOLD
TWO GIRLS
THAT SHE NO LONGER
AND
FELT ABLE TO RECOMMEND THAT THEY SHOULD CONTINUE TO RECEIVE
A FEE REMISSION, BECAUSE OF THEIR MISCONDUCT.
INSOLENT AND DEMANDED AN ENQUIRY.
THE GIRLS VERE
PAID HER
FEE BUT REGAN URCING OTHER GIRLS TO CONTRIBUTE MONEY TOWARDS
THE HEADMISTRESS WARNED THE GIRLS THAT
FEES.
THIS COULD NOT BE ALLOWED.
DEFIED THE
HEADMISTRESS, INCITED OTHER MENGERS OF HER CLASS TO DISOBEY
AND ANNOUNCED THAT SHE WOULD COLLECT DONATIONS OUTSIDE THE
SCHOOL GATES. THE HEADMISTRESS THEN SUSPENDED
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AND RECOMMENDED TO THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT THAT SHE RE RENCVED
FROM THE SCHOOL REGISTER.
STAYED AWAY FROM SCHOOL,
PRESENTED HER FEES BUT MAINTAINED THAT GIRLS
FROM THE SCHOOL HAD DONATED THE MONEY.
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