CHINESE COMMUNIST ACTIVITIES IN MACAO

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R007100560005-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 30, 1999
• Sequence Number: 5
• Publication Date: March 24, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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ONFORMAT910N REPORT' CD NO. 25X1A
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!'aU$JEC! Chinese Communist Activities in :uecao
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1. In April 1950 YUAN Yao* was appointed by the Chungshan Military Control
Commission (.Cc) as chief' of the action section under the Communist Special
Commissioner in Lacao. This action group subsequently became notorious for
blackmailing Kuomintang officials in ::acao and was officially disbanded by
the U CC, but YUAN continued to be active. In August 1950, when the Fearl
River Delta Safety Comuittee was organized to take over intelligence and
foreign affairs activities, YUAN joined this group and in September returned
to Chungshan to work in the CC.
%. A battalion, consisting of ton sections, of underground agents has been
organized at Shihch'i by the 6th iilitary Control Sub-D .st 'pctLIB" Tso-sen
is cpmmander of this unit. LW Chin-hung ( 4j1 't a native
of Meich' i ( ) , Chungahan, is section head at Ch'ienslnn '(AIjclj ) .
L1ANG Cho ( fi ) , a native of Shuitung is section head at
'iiantsai, from where he sends men into ;cacao to observe the activities of
political fij;kres.
3., On 2 January 1951 the Central end South China kilitary and Administrative
Comcnittee sent HUANG Gheng-s.. en (I _ j; `I~,'~"' ) to Liaoao as head of an 18-ru~ia
section charged with the wor.K of assassination.
'i., On 8 January 1951 G'U Hai, head of the action group of the Pearl River
Distr'ct Director's Office, arrived in 1vaeao with his deputy, LO Tao-shen
(.4Si e41 ), and 16 followers.
5. On 7 January KUO Tian-kuo ), head of the Intelligence Department
of the nwangtung Provincial r'ublic Safety bureau, arrived secretly in L.acao
and called a meeting of his workers, instructing them to accelerate thei-
activities. ikose present at the meeting were LO Hua-sheng ( i ~- )
deput chief of the ChungsYan Communist Youth Organization; l;`UAP. Jung
( propaganda chief of the Kwangtung-Kwangsi Column; and LIU Hun
), chief of the literary workers' group.
6. In early January 1951 Chinese circ'es in :viacao were greatly disturbed by
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?umors which the Communists had spread to the affect that, should the Yac. o
C"overnment refuse to hand over anti-Communist elements**, the Chinese
Communists would send armed kidnappers to Macao to seize the blacklisted
persons. The effectiveness of the rumor was enhanced by the recent influx
of Communist agents into Macao.
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formally requested, on 18 January 1951, tho kacao Government to expel
all Nationalist officials.
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