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tour was the observation of a much smallde Chinese school where those Chinese of Red or mainland sympathies are alleged to send their offspring for education. Technical Advisor Boeuf hastened to explain that these suspicions could not be proven and that-as far as he was concerned he had no definite evidence of Communist activity on the part of the Chi nese minority group. 4. During the Tea nts various conferences with the Malagasy police officials, it was readily apparent that those officials were very an tagonistic to the Chinese elements of the population and kept them under surveillance, Inspector Beeuf explained this saying that the Chinese 'were inclined to be small trades people and much more successful than the Malagasy, hence the jealousy. 5. Inspector Boeuf stated that there are just a few widely scattered villages in the Tamatave area and that in each ivillage there was probably a Chinese storekeeper or two., but no concentration of.Chinese nationals at any other point other than in the city of Tamatave proper. 6. While in Majunga, the French Technical Advisor to the Provincial Police was questioned concerning the presence of Chinese Nationals in the area. He stated that the Chinese population in Majunga province was negligible, there being just a few shopkeepers. 7. At Tular the Team had an opportunity to spend considerable time with Christian Mallet, former French Commissioner of the Tuldar Provincial Police, and now Technical Advisor, who is very friendly towards Amer icans. (See X-A-5 above.) He also served in Indochina where he married a Vietnamese girl from Saigon.' The Team spoke to him quite frankly about the Chinese problem. He stated that he had given this problem considerable -75
attention and estimated that there were fn the entire republic some eight to nine thousand Chinese who settled mostly in the region of Tamatave. In Tuliar proper there are only three or four persons of Chinese descent who were practically all born on the island. M. Mallet added that al though the great majority of the Chinese are of Nationalist sympathies it is definitely known to the police that a few Red Chinese sympathizers in Tamatave have had some contact with the mainland Chinese. How this contact is established is not known, but it is presumed that it is by fishing boat. 8. M. Mallet concluded that at the present time this problem is not
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SURVEY REPORT on the MALAGASY NATIO
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"ni MA4ASSW X. EVALUATION OF THE MA
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a. A General Council which is respo
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Indigenous population: 5,096,770 Fo
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d. Production of peanuts and sugar
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II. BACKGROUND OF THE SURVEY TEAM'S
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LAMWS V. ORGANIZATION OF THE MALAGA
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