-2-#6234, December 27, 7 p.m. (SECTION SEVEN) from London 
 
have been dealt with by the Executive itself, one 
 
of its committees or the liaison objects con-
 
ference. It may be useful however to give some
 
typical examples in greater detail as follows.
 
     A port security.  Questions affecting port 
 
security have covered a wide range, e.g. security of 
 
docks and ships, conditions affecting British, 
 
allied and neutral seamen, the examination of pas-
 
sangers outgoing and incoming including refugees 
 
censorship of documents on passengers and ships, 
 
maintaining the secrecy of ships destinations and 
 
other important information. A number of departments 
 
are involved: Admiralty, War Off ice, Ministry of War 
 
Transport, port authorities, Ministry of Labor, Home 
 
Office immigration and customs offices, censorship, 
 
security, service and local police forces.  In fac-
 
ing the many problems an attempt is made to reconcile 
 
the needs of security with the practical working of 
 
the port. 
 
                              WINANT
 
KLP