MOVEMENTS OF CHINESE COMMUNISTS, MACAO AREA

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R007400590006-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 26, 1999
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: May 5, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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COUNiTh' V.aGa0/+hiaaAaong &c.!ng
SUBJECT 3.ovements of Chinese
,:aoao Area
PLACE
ACQUIRED
DATE 4F
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1. In early January three action groups were organizer. in ;:.aoao., The first war
under LIANG Chang*, assisted by LIANG Lin* and LI Ch'uan. LI Fai (/I"- ' ?
leader of the second group, arrived in t-r,.az from canton in tiotrember.? 1950
and established the Canton Lung 13 bong at 119 ho Pion. Jusin Streat,, second
floors Later, LI rented a flat opposite the Asia i:otel and had it furnished
as a club house, his activities have included the or anization of the
Pedicab Unman., The third group was headed by YEH I;siung*., '- native of the
Last River area. These men have been active in recruiting men Ia poor
financial a:ircumstaances, to whom they have given living llowancs of from
thirty to sixty dollars.. In some :~: ses they have provided :ioarns fcr the
purchase of pedicaha. it was proposed that these action Groups :ca.daep f oa e.,r
Kuomintang officia;tsp using oars or pedicabs to abcuct them ~aacac?
2-, In February 1951 LU Ch.ih--4sl:uia; ( " , ,. ~s) a Com_runist agent reported to
have been seat by the Canton Pub].io Safety Bureau, was living at 23 Shari ( ;.)
Lane, :cacao, He was drawia 01,500 each month fro, the Nan T u.ing Esnll . Cimo)ar ,
his close associates was LI Ch'uan (J 4, ),:,
3. In early February 3.951 Y M Phi-?yea ( i ); situ scnowr. as Y.E+t P.ai-hs:i j
Liacao, where they stayed at the Capital Hotel., They meat with 10 Tao--shah*r,
also known as LO Chih,-hsiung; CI:"E1t Lien (ft". ~) m n?r e* of the Jrm.rr hue
Hotel; and LI Ch''uen. On 10 February r'Aa1C and iEN returned to Canton.,
4. On 9 February Y1A:N Shih-cherig'**, chief of the Boua.dary Defense .i~i.litarr
Control Commission, accompanied by ). UANG Nan, an interprete:r***,, arrived .
I:.acao where they stayed at the Central Hotel, They discussed the
restriction of movement of people from and to bong !ong and :,acao, which an
to be made effective on 15 1?ebruarj. All persons ]!saving China? with the
exception 3f Russians, were to be required to have -neraaits from thteir
rcasants' Associations, or from the local authorities.
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T'Ati lung-Ilse: 3. ) was reportedly sent to R ac< =., by the; Chinese
Car aaaa~i4t `rgrttrea .Politburo. A native of Sertnaar (~ r ) I , ,twang,; and
a graduate of the political science departuant of C~a r?g I ,n iJ ivera=itRy,
Canton, T'A;~T vent to Peiping after the Chinese (czaanut.a tts took Canton.. At
the university he had been a leader of the Youth Crn=:. p. in Lscaao,
lived at the Shanghai hotel and his social contact: -vac>res aa:ong the upper
class. One of his assistants was a'El Sheng*-**.
6. In early February 1951 an international Corramuuis,t :agent: n-uued CF" IANG Ch t un
'IAEIG Cheuo ch'isn_ ( t A5a 5k) arrived in actoe, Le r t with Dr. V O Li.n.,
25X1 X a:ad later went to long Kong by way of 3hihch' i .
7, CE LANG Chun-oh'ian,, a Formosan who served as a noz,-chi Lissioned offi.cer., in.
the Kurw Division in the Japanese Army,, received, the
USSR and was later sent to the Philippines. In 1950 re ,i-,. 1,4r, Korg
carrying a draft for US ; 5OOF,000, which was discovere-c +9h rr. he w: * mr x;.e
on his arrival. i llIAasG was daported to ,,&oao,o on. 21 &e,^e :bor 1.950, in a