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SECRET

HONG KONG TELEGRAM NO. 2269 TO FCO

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DOES NOT WISH TO BE PLACED IN A PUBLIC POSITION ON THIS ISSUE

WHICH GIVES NO ROOM FOR MANOEUVRE. WHILE IT SEEMS CLEAR THAT THE COMMUNISTS HAVE NOW ACCEPTED THE FACT THAT GOVERNMENT DOES INTEND TO REVOKE THE DEREGISTRATION OF THE CHUNG WA SCHOOL

THEY WILL PROBABLY ATTEMPT TO RE-REGISTER AS MANY EX-CHUNG WA

STUDENTS AND TEACHERS AS POSSIBLE IN THE NEW ESTABLISHMENT,

F.C.O. PASS ROUTINE TO CANBERRA AND WASHINGTON.

SIR D. TRENCH

[REPEATED AS REQUESTED/

SENT TO J.1.C./

ADVANCE COPIES SENT

FILES

HONG KONG DEPT.

P.U.S.D.

FAR EASTERN DEPT.

GUIDANCE DEPT.

SIR J. JOHNSON

SIR A. GAL SWORTHY

MR. MORETON

INFORMATION RESEARCH DEPT.

P.S. TO LORD SHEPHERD

OVERSEAS LABOUR ADVISER

OVERSEAS POLICE ADVISER

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