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Wang's chief agent in Hong Kong was murdered here by
Chinese gurmen. In the course of their investigations of
this crime the police on September 2nd raided the house of
one Ko Ting Tez (4) on information supplied by
the Japanese Bonsulate-General.
This man is also a director of the South West
Printing and Publishing Co. and a subordinate of General
Wu under whose instructions he was organizing a body known
as the Three People's Principles Youth Corps which was
alleged by the Japanese to be a terrorist society.
4.
No evidence could be found directly connecting
him with the murder but among the documents discovered were
papers describing a six months plan to come into force in
June 1939 setting out an elaborate scheme of Kuomintang
activities in Hong Kong and Macao. The proposals include
(a) Establishment and extension of Kuomintang
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branches.
(b) Training of propaganda workers.
(c) Formation of societies with harmless-sounding
names as a cover for propaganda. Societies mentioned in this connection are:-
The overseas Chinese Economic Society. The Overseas Chinese Educational Research
Society.
The International Problems Research Society.
(d) Propaganda in Farty-owned and neutral press, and
by means of lectures.
(e) Collection of funds for war purposes.
(f) Recruitment of doctors and nurses for service in
China.
(g) Payment for the education of 300 young persons
to be trained as propaganda workers.
(h) Conduct of anti-communist propaganda.
(1) Relief of refugees.
In addition to these comparatively harmless
objects funds were to be set aside for the following
purposes:
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