ANTI-NATIONALIST CHINESE NEWSPAPER IN MANILA

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R005100230006-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 27, 2001
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: June 26, 1950
• Content Type: REPORT

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COUNTRY Philippines CONFIDENI I DATE DISTR. 26 jin 50
SUBJECT Anti.-Nationalist Chinese Newspaper in Manila NO. OF PAGES 2
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la The n Ts>a Ji.h Pao ] or Chinese National Dai w news
a Chinese Nationalist Newspaper in Manila, hras been publishing strongly
anti--CHIANG Kai-shek articles that appear to be Corn ist insp irel-d0 The
paper is being published on presses formerly owned by CO Paiko
2? Members of the hoard of Directors include Ah LIONG, also known as LIONG
Away; YAP Tale wing, a relative of a Biro NG, owner of the Sportsmen's
Nightclub, Deese yy Boulesvard, Manila, believed to be a meeting place for
t, ni 1a Communists; Charlie CORN, a Canton ee who owns m=q restaurants
and Post J cchanges at US bases, including Clark Field., Guam., and Japan;
a Mr. CHANG ; and two other unidentified persorw.
3. A "Chi.n-e s. named LI S.su t i. (' "? et7 ) ,~ also known LI Thu-ti, arrived
in the, Philippines f ?om New York with his wife., LI Sherhui., early in
1950, and is now faced with deyportati.on because he does not have permanent
immigrant status n DI contacted Charlie COi upon arriving in Manila, and
gave him a letter of introduction from CHANGO TAP Tak ring, representing
the directors of the newsptaperA approached a Chinese named DEE Chong and
requested that he seek the assistance of CO Pak, his partner, to fix the
immigration status of LI and his wife to prevent their deportation.
NO. OF ENCLS.
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SUPPLEMENT TO
REPORT NO.
25X1A
for previous reports
on CO Pak, also known as Felix del Rosario, millionaire trader believed
to have engaged in smuggling of arm and aliens in the Philippines.
Headouart ears of the society to which CO Pak belongs is at 915A San
Fernando Street., Manila, over which there is a sign in English which
reads Grand Chinese Free Mason. There is also a aeries of Chinese
dharaacters : b r , i L '1 'e L~Y1~ Fi / S Psi Lu Pin Chung Hu
Chin Pea Tang Taunt; P1 General Heads ears of the Chinese Progres-
sive Party in the Philippines
tent o CHANG was removed as editor of the paper and left the
Ph .lIj six months ago. He is believed to be in China at present,
where he holds a high position in the Ch neg. a Communist roves ment,
This document is hereby regraded to
CONFIDENTIAL in accordance wth the
letter of 16 October 1978 from the
Director of Central Intelligence to the
Archivist of the United States.
Net&?~Ory, ease 2001/11/
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CENTRAL T'P3 kLIGEN Ci AGENCY
M C=meak, On 30 March 1950D the G'l:e ,1 Y Mirror reported that
I d zu t3 also known as LI bsu-t g i, Edbtor of the GE 'r> se National Daily
New, a Chinese language newspaper published in manila, i being held by
Philippine authorities for deportation,
25X1A indicates that Ulra CHANG miy be identical
faith CHANG Sum whose activities are described in this earlier report.
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