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21.
Ellis again, is, different. He has developed a phobia
about corruption in the Hong Kong Government and is concerned
mainly with his termination of service from the Police Force.
He has indicated that he intends to visit the Colony, but for a
short period only. He himself has considered the possibility of
being refused entry into Hong Kong. If he comes here it can be
assumed that he will concentrate his efforts on his favourite
subjects rather than the general aims of the L.A.C.
22.
The informed readership of the English language press,
which in any event represents only 6% of newspaper circulation
in the Colony, well realises that Gillow and Ellis have a personal
axe to grind with Government and therefore pays little attention
to what they say or write to the press. Shepherd is generally
regarded as an angry young man. Accordingly, it is recommended
that at this stage no objections should be raised to the entry
of any of the four, neither should their stay be restricted
should they enter.
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