CHINESE COMMUNIST INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES IN MACAO AND HONG KONG

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• Publication Date: March 31, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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ECT Chinese Communist intelligence
Activities in ieacao and Haig Kong
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YUAN Yao*, head or the leacee Underground Activities Station of the South
China Sub-Bureau, went to Carton and obtained the approval of YEE Chien-ying
and FANG Feng for the expalAon of the Intelligence And Armed Activitiee
Divisions* of the ieacao uniS The intelligence Division is to be increased
by the addition of a fifth seotion under the leadership of Gh,'EN Ch'uan
(et ). A fourth Bootie L, headed by LiU Yung-nien (ej ), is to be
added to the Armed Activ:e les Division, In both Divisions, the size of eaeh
section is to be increasel from 11 to 15 members. The chiefs and deputy
chiefs of both Divisione are to have pistols; each sectioe in the intelligenee
Division is to have two eistols. All members of ?the Armed Activities
are to be issued pistol/ and 100 bullets, and the Division is to be equippee
with ten sub-machine gels of new type. This plan is to taco effect in
January 1951.
On 7 December 1950 Y1/4 Yo oa 1 led a meeting of his top-raeking associates
to report to them ths d.;rectives received from higher authorities and
discuss the steps tr, co taken in connection with them.; Among those who
attended the xneetini: which was held at the alan :euang, Trading Cempany,
were P"Ele3 (15 0* 71 Ping-Yuan* e'0 ,Lin*, Kuangti )o LleaTG Fei
CIAXG (Al le ng (a_ ) e'uei (Op ) , FANG Shao-min M. )
CLAeG "Ne i-ya Oki 1".. ) , and le LiAliG Chien- 1 ur4t.:,r* * irohlem discussed
Leoludecl tee fol.! /deg:
a . Expansi re of ,he Anti-America , A id-t o-Ko rla campa ign in ela cao *
b sladiQs; meelures to be taken against American, Briti 1 and Kuomietang
undereroune activities in .aacao, in an effort to wipe them cut.
c A creole' etch to be kept on the activities of Kuomintang members in
-e:ereo, wit*4 special reference to their underround activities,
CLose obeervation of the measures taken by the e:aceio 'Government and of
4he persr:ns in authority favorable to anti-Comeamist activities in
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o, Efforts to enlist the help of the personnel of the kaceo Gevertment in
tracing the activities of huomintang and Americen agents.
LIANG Chih-ohih*** is leader of the liaison section of the laceo Underground
eetivities Station and concurrently underground liaison ofs7icer for the
Communists in Chungshan, the Kwangtung-Kwangsi Colurn, the Shihoh'i Military
Centroll Commission (MCC), the hsien government of Ghungohen, and the Pel
River Administrator's Office. He is manager of the jih Esin ) Bank,
e member of the board of directors of the Macao Chinese Chamber of 'Commerce,
end president of the association of drygoods dealere, A busineeeman of
ieng stending in liacao, LANG has been a member of the Chinese Communist
erty (CCP) for more than ten years. His bank has served ns a liaison ad
financial organ for the CCP in Chungshan, the formee East River end Pearl
river Columns, the Kwanetung-hwangsi Column, and for the Underground
activities Station. he is in charge of the Chinese Communist businessmee's
egovemont in leacao, and baa received authority from the CCP to recruit
Seeomintene members and others to the Cormmnist onuse. LiAaG was e member
elf the group which made a tour of 24ortheast Chine, end soreed as elacao
eopeesentative at the ?eonle's Representatives Conference in Chuagahan
hiene Re le in close contact with K10 Lin, CLANG Peieliege*e*, L1LNC P'ei,
UC Helen*, LeeeiC Ch'ans*, KAO ehon-wu****, MA aan-oh'i****, HUA&C Chien-lung,
Chih-eheng*, ChAeG Chlianen HSIEH Tsti-sheng*e* and ethes Commnniets.
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1. HUANG Cho-ju e ), also known as hUAgG Pin g 4 A,C), a young heaegtung
woman who was born in Shanghai, was recently transferred te Hong 'Cepreg and
hIstoao to do intelligence work for the Third International Jeer East Lnformetiee
Office**. A graduate of the military intelligence echeol et Chiamussn, ebe
has worked in Tientsin, Peiping, Mukden and other northern cities, and was
transferred to Canton in the fall of 1950. HUANG speaks English and Ruseiea
in addition to Mandarin, Cantonese, and the dialect of Swatow. Lor duties
include contacting, at sooial gatherings and in places of recreation,
American, British, Chinese and Portuguese officials and wealthy businessmen
and high-ranking employees of foreign agencies, for the purpose of gaining
information. In. Hong Kong she stays in foreign hotels, but her nailing
address is 123 Connaught Road, second floor.*****
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5.. LI Sung ( 44,-,404z. ), a Chinese physician in Hong Kong, is an underground agent
for the Third international ear Sest Information Office. His centers of
activity are his clinic in the East Asia dank Building, ane his residence
et 7 Carden lerrace,eeeeee
LI I*, also known AS LI Shu-J. ), a former member of the exueetive
eemmittee of the huemintang branch in L3C50, defeated to the Communists it
eee end of 1949 and has been doing inte/ligonce work ene he/pine In tee
erderground labor move/eV, under S10 Lin and LIU Eeng-chui ee*. ne is te
ateeduete of huomin axe ) University, Canton, end Wa6 foe some time the
:elan of the eutan e ) ;Addle School, which hes elesed. Ho wee bead ef
ekes businese depertment of the ehih Chich eih Pao, ea eveiree te ehe eecee
eerbers' Union, and an important leader in the Seomietang Aboe meveteet,
fli has been essistine K40 Lin's labor movement and Leyinis 0 pal-pelmet,
Isemintene labor movement personeel ane laoorers to join tae Ceemeniets,
eo well as eathering information on all anti-Cemmunast ectevities in ICAO
he also works for the division of the Third, International ler hast
Information Office which is headed by his fellowetoenemee, 1.115 Seleechene,
1. TSENG Chao is!! e'.1)1 ), also known as TSENG Hain (1g ), an intolligeneo
etaff officer of the iwangeune-awaegsi Column, has been ecet to eaoac as
Load of its Lace? intelligence unit he is a merber of the CCSe, and was
trained in the War Staff Training Class of the Chinese Commudist nilitary
Academy in northern Shensi, after which he served as staff officer ender
TSENG Shang. In Lacae his organization is concerned with enti-Cemmunet
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activities of all sorts, and with the agencies maintained in1.1AC&O by
mainland anti-Communist guerrilla uaits ha also watches the activities
of gang leaders, military men, racketeers, wealthy individuals, and persons
of local prominence. One of his missions is to induce Kuomintang military
oorsonnel and agents to defect to the Kwangtung-Kwangsi Column- TSG
maintains liaison with intelligence stations along the ccnet of Chungshan
hsien. He keeps in secret contact with YUAN 'Tao, K'0 Lin, PENG Chao,
L1ANG P' i, KAO Chen-wu, 1IANG Chih-chih, MA Wan-oh'i and KUO Hsin-chien,
3. ILA Chen-chung ), former deputy chief of staff of the Kuomintang
Canton Pacification Command and also Canmissioner of Civil Affairs of the
Nationalist Kwangtung Provincial Government, finding himself neglected,
out of work, and restricted in his movements after his deffction to the
Communists, proposed to YEH Chien-ying that he be assigned to do undergroad
work in Hong Kong and. 'ilacao. This was approved, and he wa.. sent to recruit
Kuomintang personnel to the Communist cause, and to get information on their
aotivities in I,Lacao and hong Kong. He accordingly let it be known that ho
was no longer associated with the, 9,ommunists, and established himself in
foom 106 at the BSin Chia Pia Ili -4-fg ) hotel. He travels frequently.
"Nitween Hong Kong and &ace?, and is assisted by his kinsman, KUAN Plei-t'len
3iTilk..), who visits Canton to Keep EUA in touch with the South China
3ub-Bureau. In early 1)ecomber 1950 EUA was instructed by EAVG Fang to
oxtend his activities to cover American activities, aspeciclly those
nonnected with mainland Tuerrillas.
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aadreas of the New
address, which was
MIMIComment.
1949 lists Or. LI S
reported 123 Connaught Road as tha
Democracy Publication Press.
place the Yao Lee Printing Company at this
that of the hna Shang Pao in Bong Kong.
The Hong Kong telephone directory for June
nn,74 at both these addresses.
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