INCREASING PRESSURE FROM CHINESE COMMUNIST GOVERNMENT

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00809A000500410116-5
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• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 26, 2000
• Sequence Number: 116
• Publication Date: February 10, 1955
• Content Type: REPORT

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
INFORMATION REPORT
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N?O..ITlTCO IIY LAII. THL P[PIOOUCTION Of TNIS NCPOIETID PROH IOITLO.
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2. The Chine e Cc:rnmu:.,s' in Cantcr hive 1c,:ked upon Mae.ao with a fec=lir:g ..f -;,Jsl:_cion
and hcetility ever they :.ame ir.*_o power in the winter of 1919???1950, The
foll.w..ng are some cf the -.muse _, rf this u.n?'riendly attitude:
nA tlnwii.lingne.s= .f the P,.trtu,gueee authcrsties t,) ac_ept Chinese 'CcmRra:_.iat.
auggF1'1rn:?c *,:c box Chinese agencieta (e.g. 'the cffi:isl
repr*r_en'::atiue : f he Nationalist Ministry of Foreign Affairs). Mary cf
these sugge.,~.icn he.ue= ^mpe.nied by valuable "gift?s'I.
b. Ref-.:sal cf the Ma.:.a E,c er 1tLP.r_', tc .f '. n:sh information regarding Natirnali.-t
visi-:cr s ir., ,3,r,3 Tu a..ia' E ,c.apee : tc, Macao.
d. Liar :warm 0 iOpT:ed by Chln,- 3r. men: ha. *. war d t emm,r l ?*. ., dF:l'
.T,,,:p(?r?!-.. goods.
One, .:f 'E.h(. yt'is 1C 1C I.ei "111 ' + l n-lint er .?' guard; wee gre --,tly tr. :ea.l:tl 1.:,-,jrh
'-he exa;t number was never di s: 7; sod. One brief wri.te-?al. in the Ccrnmu.r..'f ' O'r,c-red
Wen Hui Per (a daily r ,Ll_. r_ed ...n Hi -rig Kong) about Chit ,-; t,mns -1-.1me 19E`:1. wh'L.':.h gave
the fip-L>_r : as 2500 stl'lped ?z4, 1,7 750C, was pr.oba:.'oly ac?:ura;e ac.'crdinr, t!- , . '_a.l.le
v~-ndo:rs whr ha-re crc:.sed ';re brrdrr.
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Another measure cf reprisals the increased nontrol lof ,_ork ex -,rts from The
mxir-land tc Ma--ac which somewhat parallels the anticri 'taken with .-=gard to Hong
Kong. In recprt months there have been three r~ri..de,' during whist the supply of
pork to Ma:ao was entirely H-.-It off:
a. Around Mid-AL'umn Festival 1953 -- for abcu' three weeks.
t. 15-25 N---. 53.
New Year season, 20 Dec: 53 - 10 .Tar.. 54.
Resu,_lt: price of park z. se from HIC$275 per pieul i -ember '9713 to
B4355 per pi al as of the middle of anuary 1951}.
Ancther pher--men.=n in the Macao market, .:heated possibly by Domuu.uni.s-. reprisal
immed.i.5teiy fallowing Christms.s day 1.953, was the dumping of imported goads and
s:.pplie- iota Ma tae by the C9lnton Cowmunist,. The most ncti-.eable .item. wore-
a, Imprrted .them.,: als, in:1u ding dye _, .
b. Phctcgrephi: supplies an4'ejuipment.
ai.pment .,
A1.1 the f:xpcr1. wFro routed t~ Mao-;ao by land and by water, and offered far sale
.t a price lower than the, :.Lr ent in Macao.
Tr..at terror.,=-.t a::tiiritles might be .spread to Macao soon was indicated by the
innrease of blackmailing; letters sent to educational administrators and echocl
tea -:here, ar gir!g -them to gear l ',their s _:hool curriculum to the needs of the "people
or else - - - The first resent victim of pionned battery was Lin Yin-tangs
Fren :h eda:: c-----d former professor in the College of Education of the former Sun
Yat-sen Uriversity Jr Canton, now engaged in organizing anti-Communist labor
organizations in Macac. He was waylaid and beaten up by four ruffians on 26 Dec
53, after rte had given an anti-Comm:nlst address the day before, on which the
Nationalist Anti-Monarchy Day was celebrated.
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